MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police on Tuesday, Sept. 24, arrested the same man on three separate occasions for offenses ranging from disorderly conduct to retail theft.

First, police cited Kenneth Gilbert, 49, of Middlebury for retail theft, following an investigation at the Champlain Farms store on Court Street.

A short time later, police cited Gilbert for unlawful trespass, violations of his conditions of release and disorderly conduct, following an incident in the Court Street area.

Then, that evening, police again cited Gilbert for violating his conditions of release, after investigating a report of a man allegedly trying to urinate in front of a group of people — and then on a parked vehicle — behind Ilsley Library. Police said they took Gilbert into protective custody, and then to receive detox services in Rutland.

In addition to conducting daily foot patrols in downtown to monitor members of the local houseless community, Middlebury police last week:

• Assisted Middlebury Regional EMS (MREMS) with a drunken and combative patient on Main Street during the evening of Sept. 23. Middlebury police and the ambulance service were also assisted on scene by the Addison County Sheriff’s Department and state police.

• Assisted a person on Route 7 South who was experiencing a mental health crisis on Sept. 23.

• Served a no-trespass order on Sept. 23 on a person who wasn’t wanted at Kinney Drugs on Court Street.

• Gave a woman a ride to Porter Hospital on Sept. 23.

• Responded to a report of a loud argument between some people in the Bakery Lane area at around 11:45 p.m. on Sept. 24.

• Investigated a report of two people fighting in the Bakery Lane area on Sept. 24.

• Received information about “possible drug activity” in the Woodbridge Lane area on Sept. 24.

• Responded to a possible burglary at a Route 7 South business on Sept. 24.

• Investigated a loitering complaint in the Court Street area on Sept. 24.

• Backed up a sheriff’s department deputy who was dealing with an aggressive driver on Cross Street on Sept. 25.

• Were informed of the theft of a bike from the Academy Street area on Sept. 25.

• Received theft complaints from two Court Street business owners on Sept. 25. Police are looking for a woman believed to have been responsible for both thefts.

• Investigated a report of an employee of a Court Street business harassing others at that business on Sept. 25.

• Responded to a report of a man harassing customers in front Hannaford Supermarket on Sept. 25.

• Cited Jordyn Walker, 26, of Bridport for driving under the influence, second offense, with serious bodily injury resulting, and gross negligent operation of a vehicle (resulting in serious bodily injury), following their investigation of a driver striking a pedestrian on College Street on Sept. 26. Police said MREMS treated the pedestrian at the scene for non-life-threatening injuries and then took them to Porter Hospital. Police said they measured Walker’s blood-alcohol content at 0.140%; the legal limit for driving is 0.8%. Middlebury police and MREMS were assisted on the scene by Vermont State Police and Middlebury College Public Safety.

• Investigated an online bullying report at Middlebury Union High School on Sept. 26.

• Responded to a report that a dog had been hit by a vehicle near the intersection of Seymour Street and Methodist Lane on Sept. 26.

• Investigated a reported theft at a Court Street business on Sept. 26.

• Responded to a report of a heated exchange between two women in the Porter Field Road area on Sept. 26. Police said the women had sorted out their difference by the time officers arrived.

• Responded to a noise complaint at 14 Cross St. on Sept. 27.

• Served a temporary restraining order on a local person on Sept. 27.

• Responded to a reported domestic disturbance at a Jayne Court residence on Sept. 27.

• Served a no-trespass order on Sept. 27 on a person no longer welcome at a Court Street business

• Responded to a noise complaint in the Jackson Lane neighborhood on Sept. 28.

• Checked a report of a person allegedly staggering down Munger Street during the early evening of Sept. 28. Police said they found no such person.

• Responded, with MREMS, to a medical incident on Sheldon Lane on Sept. 28.

• Cited Jackson C.U. Buck, 43, of Panton for gross negligent operation of a vehicle and reckless endangerment; and Martin G. Bushey, 44 of Vergennes with negligent operation of a vehicle, following investigation of an alleged road-rage-related accident on North Pleasant Street on Sept. 28.

• Checked on a report of a dog running loose in the Storrs Avenue area on Sept. 28.

• Helped MREMS get to an elderly Buttolph Drive resident who had fallen and was unable to respond to messages on Sept. 29.

• Recovered a possibly stolen bike on North Pleasant Street on Sept. 29.