BRISTOL — Bristol police on Jan. 27 received a report of domestic assault that occurred on Main Street. After investigating, police cited Cameron Sprigg, 20, of Bristol for domestic assault. Police also cited Alexandria Alexander, 20, of Morrisville for aggravated domestic assault.

Between Jan. 19 and Feb. 8 Bristol police completed 46 foot patrols and five car patrols, conducted 28 traffic stops and checked security at Mount Abraham Union High School 21 times, at Bristol Elementary School 20 times and at local businesses 14 times.

Police also processed 25 fingerprint requests, conducted sex offender registry checks and verified three vehicle identification numbers.

In other recent activity, Bristol police:

• On Jan. 20 following a fraud investigation, cited Michele Higgins, 39, of Monkton for false pretense or tokens.
• On Jan. 20 helped someone get resources regarding being safe online.
• On Jan. 22 began investigating a theft of road signs on Briggs Hill Road.
• On Jan. 23 cited Natalie Huestis-Bell, 25, of Starksboro for failing to appear for an arraignment for domestic assault. Police reported that Huestis-Bell turned herself in when she became aware of a warrant for her arrest.
• On Jan. 24 assisted Mount Abe with a truancy concern.
• On Jan. 25 took a report of a stolen trailer on Pine Street.
• On Jan. 28 attempted to locate someone for a Rutland agency, but the person was not in Bristol.
• On Jan. 28 cited Noah Lincoln, 34, of South Burlington for operating a motor vehicle without an ignition interlock device following a traffic stop on Route 116 North.
• On Jan. 28 completed a report of a parking lot crash reported after the fact.
• On Jan. 28 responded to a report of suspicious activity on East Street, but the people involved were gone when police arrived.
• On Jan. 29 responded to a report of the sound of gunshots in the East Street area. Police patrolled the area and didn’t find anything suspicious.
• On Jan. 29 reminded people at Sycamore Park of the park’s hours.
• On Jan. 30 responded to Route 116 South for a reported motor vehicle complaint, but the vehicle was gone before police arrived.
• On Jan. 30 assisted Middlebury police at a motor vehicle stop on Route 7.
• On Jan. 31 received a report of a truck stolen from Church Street. The vehicle was later found unoccupied on Liberty Street.
• On Jan. 31 received a report of someone going through vehicles on West Street. Police reported that nothing was missing.
• On Jan. 31 responded to Taylor Avenue to help a citizen.
• On Feb. 1 responded to East Street to check on someone, but the person was gone when police arrived.
• On Feb. 2 responded to a suspicious incident on Lawson Lane. The people involved left before police arrived.
• On Feb. 3 issued court paperwork to a minor in possession of tobacco on Airport Drive.
• On Feb. 4 responded to a car in a ditch on Route 116 South. Police reported there were no injuries.
• On Feb. 4 assisted Bristol Elementary with a truancy concern.
• On Feb. 5 received a report of a dog loose on North Street. Police did not find the dog.
• On Feb. 5 responded to Burpee Road for a motor vehicle complaint. Police located the vehicle but did not find any violations.
• On Feb. 7 received a report of three horses loose on Carlstrom Road. The horses were returned to a fenced area prior to when police arrived.
• On Feb. 8 responded to Route 116 North for a vehicle that slid off the roadway.
• On Feb. 8 cited Jordan Atwood, 30, of Rutland City for driving with a criminally suspended license following a motor vehicle stop on Route 116 South.
• On Feb. 8 responded to Mount Abe for a motor vehicle complaint, but the vehicle was gone when police arrived.