MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police cited Elsa Hermanson, 21, of Mountain Lake, N.J., for driving under the influence on Route 7 South on Oct. 20. Police said Hermanson declined to submit to a breath test.
In other action last week, Middlebury police:
•  Responded to a verbal dispute at a Main Street home on Oct. 15. Police said a man involved in the dispute was referred to the Counseling Service of Addison County.
•  Investigated allegations of a woman violating the conditions of her release in the Cedar Court area on Oct. 15.
•  Were informed on Oct. 16 of an alleged domestic assault in the Court Street area. An investigation continues.
•  Responded to a two-vehicle accident near the intersection of Route 7 and Cady Road on Oct. 16. Police said one of the drivers was taken to Porter Hospital for minor injuries. Police believe some of the debris from the accident might have damaged a third vehicle.
•  Received a report of a man allegedly threatening another man in the Exchange Street area on Oct. 16.
•  Took a complaint about some allegedly counterfeit bills circulated in the South Village Green area on Oct. 16.
•  Investigated a report of a vehicle leaving the scene of an accident on Washington Street on Oct. 17.
•  Received a report that someone had torn down a fence and “No Trespass” sign from a Rogers Road property on Oct. 18.
•  Told a Valley View apartment tenant to turn down his loud music on Oct. 18.
•  Responded to a report of a “fight with a knife” at the town gazebo at around 3 p.m. on Oct. 18. Police found four men at the gazebo, but determined no fight had taken place.
•  Responded to a report of an out-of-control juvenile damaging property at the Champlain Valley Academy in Catamount Park on Oct. 18. Police are investigating the matter.
•  Began an investigation on Oct. 19 into an allegation that someone had threatened to share videos of a member of the Middlebury College community if that person didn’t pay a sum of money.
•  Were informed of the alleged theft of medication from a woman’s backpack at a Cedar Court residence on Oct. 19. Police are investigating.
•  Investigated a report that an excavator had been damaged while parked off East Main Street on Oct. 19. A caller told police a “big camper or trailer” had struck the excavator. But police said the damage wasn’t consistent with a collision. Police instead concluded the damage (smashed windows) had been caused by a rock that was either thrown by someone or kicked up by a passing vehicle.
•  Were called to a domestic disturbance at a Route 7 South location on Oct. 20. Police reported no physical fight in this case.
•  Responded to a noise complaint in the South Main Street neighborhood on Oct. 20.
•  Assisted a local person who police said was considering self-harm on Oct. 20. Police contacted CSAC to intervene.
•  Urged the hosts of a South Main Street party to shut the event down during the afternoon of Oct. 20 due to noise and alcohol issues. Police said a group of people — some loud and intoxicated — had been partying in the back yard of the home, drawing complaints from neighbors.
•  Intervened in a dispute over a property line involving Rogers Road neighbors on Oct. 20.
•  Were informed someone had sprayed teal-colored paint on Mill Street on Oct. 20. The graffiti extended onto the concrete wall behind Shafer’s Market, police added. Anyone with information on this case should call Middlebury police at 388-3191.
•  Warned a man in the town gazebo who was violating Middlebury’s open container law on Oct. 20. Police had the man dump his beer and take his can with him.
•  Responded to a reported fight between two motorists on Washington Street on Oct. 21. Police said both people involved decline to provide statements.
•  Responded to Sugarwood Court on Oct. 21 on a report of a domestic assault. Police learned it was only a verbal argument.