BRISTOL — On May 16, following a traffic stop for speeding, Bristol police cited Collin Bell, 35, of Bristol for driving with a criminal count of suspended license.
Bell was ordered to answer the charge in Addison Superior Court, criminal division, on July 8.
Between May 13 and 19 Bristol police completed 10 foot patrols and more than four hours of car patrols in various parts of town, some of which were part of the Governor’s Highway Safety Program. Officers checked security at Mount Abraham Union High School four times, conducted three business checks, secured two unsecure buildings and processed at least 10 requests for fingerprints.
The department also assisted Bristol Fire Department once.
In other recent activity, Bristol police:
•On May 13 investigated a possible custodial issue and found during a welfare check that actions did not rise to the level of an offense.
•On May 15 responded to a report of a domestic dispute, obtained a relief from abuse order and served it.
•On May 15 assisted a resident with an issue, which was solved.
•On May 15 facilitated the return of a dog that had been dropped off at the office.
•On May 15 served a notice against trespass after responding to a complaint.
•On May 15 took report of a lost wallet.
•On May 16 received an iPhone that was found on Stoney Hill Road. To retrieve it, the owner may contact Bristol police at 453-2533.
•On May 17 assisted with a mock crash at Mount Abraham Union High School.
•On May 17 investigated a vehicle crash with property damage. A report is forthcoming.
•On May 17 opened an investigation of an alleged dirt bike operating on the highway without headlights.
•On May 18 facilitated the return of a dog that had been placed in the pound.
•On May 19 assisted someone who had locked their keys in their vehicle.