MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police responded to an untimely death at a Court Street residence on Nov. 5. Police said Leroy Green, 54, was determined to have died from a medical condition.

In other action last week, Middlebury police:

• Helped a “heavily intoxicated man” off Mary Hogan Drive receive medical attention on Nov. 1.
• Received a fraud complaint involving an Exchange Street business on Nov. 1. Police said the case is under investigation.
• Were informed of the theft of a jacket from an Adirondack View home on Nov. 1.
• Investigated an illegal dumping complaint at Mary Hogan Elementary School on Nov. 1.
• Responded to a report of an unresponsive woman in a Court Street apartment on Nov. 2. Police determined the woman was highly intoxicated, and Middlebury Regional Emergency Medical Services (MREMS) took her to Porter Hospital.
• Assisted Middlebury Union Middle School officials with an unruly student on Nov. 2.
• Assisted Middlebury College officials with a suspicious person on campus on Nov. 2
• Received reports of fireworks being used on Middlebury College campus on Nov. 3. Police informed Middlebury College Public Safety about the incident.
• Responded with MREMS to a reported overdose case at a North Pleasant Street home on Nov. 3. Police said the man in question refused treatment.
• Investigated a report on Nov. 3 of a man allegedly posing as a town of Middlebury employee in order to “pick up a tool” from an Exchange Street business. Police said the man left prior to their arrival.
• Assisted a landlord with a complaint about damage to a Court Street property on Nov. 3.
• Responded to a report of a deceased deer at the intersection of Quarry Road and Rolling Acres on Nov. 3.
• Euthanized a deer that was injured by a vehicle on Route 125 West on Nov. 4.
• Assisted a Court Street merchant with a man who was acting disoriented on Nov. 4.
• Received a report about an alleged theft from a Court Street store on Nov. 4.
• Assisted MUMS with a juvenile problem on Nov. 4.
• Assisted the Counseling Service of Addison County with service of an emergency order to have a person examined at Porter Hospital on Nov. 5.
• Responded to a theft complaint at a Court Street business on Nov. 5. The case remains under investigation.
• Investigated an alleged check fraud case at a Sugarwood Court home on Nov. 5.
• Assisted a College Street merchant who was concerned about the behavior of a customer on Nov. 5.
• Served a no-trespass order on Nov. 6 on a person who isn’t wanted at an East Main Street business.
• Investigated reports of a loud party in the Weybridge Street area on Nov. 6.
• Responded to a speeding complaint on Schoolhouse Hill Road on Nov. 6.
• Responded to a car-deer collision on Seminary Street Extension on Nov. 7. Police said the deer was gone upon their arrival.
• Contacted MREMS to collect a disoriented woman, attired in pajamas and one slipper, who had been found walking down Washington Street Extension during the afternoon of Nov. 7.