MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police cited Krissee Ward-Arnold, 23, of Rutland for driving under the influence (second offense), following a traffic stop on Mary Hogan Drive on Oct. 28. Police said Ward-Arnold declined to provide an evidentiary breath sample.

In addition to conducting daily patrols of the Bakery Lane and Cross Street Bridge areas to check on a campsite of houseless persons, Middlebury police last week:

• Cleared debris that had been blocking Lower Plains Road on Oct. 23.

• Responded to a report of a suspicious person in the Maple Street area on Oct. 23. Police said they couldn’t find the person.

• On Oct. 23 helped a Court Street business owner who reported receiving threatening and racist voicemail messages left by a customer.

• Found a student to be in possession of bullets at Middlebury Union Middle School on Oct. 23. Police said the youth had forgotten he had the rounds in his possession following youth deer hunting weekend.

• Assisted Middlebury Regional EMS on a service call to a Court Street address on Oct. 24.

• Investigated a report of a person “acting erratically” in a Washington Street parking lot on Oct. 24.

• Received a call from a woman who alleged a houseless person had harassed her in the Bakery Lane area on Oct. 24.

• Returned a found cell phone to its owner on Oct. 24.

• Responded to a mental health-related incident in the South Street area on Oct. 25.

• Assisted a local resident whose child had been misbehaving on Oct. 25. Police said the town’s school resource officer will follow up with the parent and child.

• Turned over to a sober party a drunken man found walking along Route 7 North at around 6:25 p.m. on Oct. 25.

• Responded to a multi-vehicle accident, with minor injuries, on Court Street during the early evening of Oct. 25.

• Checked on the welfare of a man who had been sitting on the rail bridge spanning Seymour Street on Oct. 25. Police said the man told them he was just enjoying the weather and needed no assistance.

• Conducted additional patrols on Route 7 South during the afternoon of Oct. 25 after receiving reports of vehicles passing school buses dropping off students.

• Were informed of the theft of a Huffy-brand bike from Middlebury College campus on Oct. 25.

• Responded to a reported domestic disturbance at a Weybridge Street home on Oct. 25. The case remains under investigation.

• Warned a person for violating the town’s open-container law on College Street on Oct. 26.

• Responded to a reported altercation between two people in the Bakery Lane area at around 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 26.

• Investigated a report of a vehicle possibly being targeted by gunfire on Route 7 near Exchange Street on Oct. 26. Police said they checked the area and found no evidence of shooting activity.

• Responded to a Case Street residence on Oct. 27 after a report of an intoxicated person.

• Offered support to an elderly person who had been enduring a mental health crisis on Oct. 27.

• Investigated a report of a suspicious person on Route 116 on Oct. 27. Police said the person was gone upon their arrival.

• Patrolled Route 7 South during the afternoon of Oct. 27 after receiving reports of vehicles passing, and not stopping for, red-light signals on school buses.

• Assisted Vermont State Police at the scene of a possible road-rage incident on Route 125 in Cornwall on Oct. 27.

• On Oct. 28, took part in a driving-under-the-influence checkpoint at the intersection of Routes 7 and 17 in concert with the VSP and Addison County Sheriff’s Department.

• Responded to a report of a suspicious individual in the area of Quarry Road and Seminary Street Extension on Oct. 28. Police said the person was gone upon their arrival.

• Helped workers at an Elm Street store get into a locked bathroom on Oct. 28 to check on an unresponsive person.

• Responded to a loitering report at a North Pleasant Street business on Oct. 28.

• On Oct. 29, checked on the welfare of a local person who had reportedly been experiencing a mental crisis.

• Investigated a reported theft from a Court Street residence on Oct. 29.