The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.

• Meggan Clark, 37, of 46 Beacon St., Bristol, was arrested Aug. 26 and charged with first degree criminal trespass, criminal violation of protective order threatening, third degree assault, second degree breach of peace, and interfering with an officer.
• Johnna Deflippe, 53, of 71 Pratt St., Bristol, was arrested Aug. 26 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Helena A. Munn, 27, of 52 Colony St., Apt: 2, Bristol, was arrested Aug. 27 and charged with illegal possession of narcotics, possession of drug paraphernalia, use of highways by pedestrians, and failure to respond to infraction.
• Joseph Moore, 31, of 266 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested Aug. 27 and charged with second degree threatening.
• Max Mironov, 25, of 81 Divinity St., Bristol, was arrested Aug. 28 and charged with second degree criminal mischief.
• Sean Muff, 48, of 171 South St. Ext., Bristol, was arrested Aug. 28 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Moraima Rosario, 36, of 509 Emmett St., Apt: B12, Bristol, was arrested Aug. 28 and charged with operation while under the influence, failure to obey control signal, and operation while registered license suspended/revoked.
• Bruce E. Norton, 58, of 217 Lynnrich Dr., Thomaston, was arrested Aug. 28 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to drive right.
• Sheriba Jackson, 35, of 11 River St., Southington, was arrested Aug. 29 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Matthew S. Markeveys, 39, of 781 Farmington Ave., Bristol, was arrested Aug. 29 and charged with third degree assault, first degree reckless endangerment, and second degree breach of peace.
• Porche L. Michaud, 26, of 16 Woodard Dr., Bristol, was arrested Aug. 30 and charged with operation while under the influence and evading through physical injury and/or property damage.
• Meggan Clark, 37, of 46 Beacon St., Bristol, was arrested Aug. 30 and charged with third degree criminal mischief, first degree violation of conditions, and criminal violation of protective order.
• Vincenzo Giliberti, 41, of 121 Tulip St., Apt. A3, Bristol, was arrested Aug. 30 and charged with operation while under the influence, second degree assault with a motor vehicle and failure to drive right.
• Jillian Smith, 26, of 16 East Shore Bl., Burlington, was arrested Aug. 30 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Roberto Soto, 55, of 51 Rustic Terrace, Bristol, was arrested Aug. 30 and charged with operation while under the influence.
• John A. Hardy, 20, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Aug. 31 and charged with interfering with an officer.
• Chad M. Konopka, 33, of 467 Farmington Ave., Apt: 1, Bristol, was arrested Aug. 31 and charged with violation of protective order and first degree criminal trespass.
• Sonily Melendez, 25, of 218 Woodlawn Terrace, Waterbury, was arrested Aug. 31 and charged with criminal violation of protective order—nonthreatening.
• Jackie D. McGriff, 37, of 565 Clark Ave., Bristol, was arrested Aug. 31 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, first degree threatening, risk of injury to a minor, and second degree reckless endangerment.
• Joshua Soto, 23, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Aug. 31 and charged with failure to comply with fingerprint requests, third degree criminal trespass, second degree breach of peace and interfering with an officer.
• Jason Willard, 38, of 371 Emmett St., Apt. 9, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 1 and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and illegal possession of narcotics.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.

• Eric R. Paradis, 38, of 20 Randall Place, Waterbury, was arrested Sept. 2 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to keep right on a curve/hill.
• Stephan Hornlein, 30, of 255 Main St., Apt. 3, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 2 and charged with sixth degree larceny and second degree threatening.
• Michael A. Gonzalezmojica, 19, of 15 Concord St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 2 and charged with second degree failure to appear and second degree breach of peace.
• Nicholas Wentland, 27, of 147 Lexington St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 2 and charged with violation of protective order, second degree threatening and second degree harassment.
• Samuel Flores, 37, of 31 Landry St., 2nd floor, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 2 and charged with following too close, second degree reckless endangerment and operation while registered license suspended/revoked.
• Jeffrey Behrmann, 28, of 1 Woodridge Rd., Cheshire, was arrested Sept. 2 and charged with criminal violation of protective order and criminal violation of restraining order.
• Edwin Velez, 22, of 361 King St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 2 and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, possession with intent to sell and illegal possession of marijuana.
• Shawn M. McConnon, 53, of 59 West Castawissa St., Nesquehoning, Penn., was arrested Sept. 2 and charged with operation while under the influence and restricted turns fail signal.
• Jose A. Cruz, 31, of 58 Craftwood Rd., Apt. 13, Waterbury, was arrested Sept. 2 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Reid C. Jeanson, 32, of 186 Gridley St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 2 and charged with operation while under the influence, unsafe backing, second degree breach of peace, third degree criminal mischief, second degree assault, and no insurance.
• Imari White, 24, of 470 Hill St., Waterbury, was arrested Sept. 3 and charged with misuse of plate and operation while under the influence.
• Thomas I. Simonin, 21, of 127 Milford St. Ext., Plainville, was arrested Sept. 3 and charged with drinking while operating a motor vehicle.
• Joshua Foote, 31, of 32 Chestnut St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 3 and charged with criminal violation of protective order nonthreatening and first degree criminal trespass.
• Luis Ayala, 38, of 72 Hamilton St., 2nd floor, Hartford, was arrested Sept. 4 and charged with no insurance and operation while under the influence.
• Ian Lynch-Passarelli, 32, of 29 Flatbrook Rd., East Hampton, was arrested Sept. 4 and charged with operation while under the influence and restricted turns fail signal.
• Casey L. Madore, 21, of 33 Harrison St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 5 and charged with operation while registered license suspended/revoked, traveling unreasonably fast and possession of less than .5 ounce of cannabis-type substance.
• Adam P. Witkowski, 33, of 57 Peggy Lane, Farmington, was arrested Sept. 5 and charged with obtaining controlled substance by fraud, illegal possession of narcotics, illegally obtaining/supplying drugs by fraud and second degree forgery.
• Elvin A. Caban, 31, of 1175 Farmington Ave., Apt. 302, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 5 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Danielle M. Stout, 29, of 1175 Farmington Ave., Apt. 302, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 5 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Nicholas Mangiafico, 20, of 40 Pinebrook Terrace, Apt. 6, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 5 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Paul L. Hill, 28, of 8 Cedar Ave., Wolcott, was arrested Sept. 6 and charged with three counts of first degree failure to appear and second degree failure to appear.
• Bonnie M. Davis, 30, of 49 Old Farm Rd., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 7 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Melissa C. Gonzalez, 28, of 49 Old Farm Rd., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 7 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Angel G. Baez, 18, of 6 Paul St., Waterbury, was arrested Sept. 7 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Khary J. Harris-Bey, 23, of 247 West Center St., Manchester, was arrested Sept. 7 and charged with seven counts of first degree failure to appear and two counts of second degree failure to appear.
• David A. St. Pierre, 47, of 160 North St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 7 and charged with third degree larceny.
• Jesse T. Michaud, 39, of 201 West St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 7 and charged with sex offender address verification.
• Gabriel Maldonado-Cabrera, 30, of 47 Divinity St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 8 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• John Levesque, 56, of 26 Lois St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 8 and charged with failure to register sexually violent offense.
• Jose Torres, 27, of 24 Wolcott Hill Rd., Wethersfield, was arrested Sept. 8 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Nellie Nieves, 26, of 42 Park St., first floor, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 8 and charged with third degree assault, second degree threatening and second degree breach of peace.
• Brian Carroll, 22, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 8 and charged with two counts of illegal possession of narcotics, possession of drug paraphernalia and illegal possession near a school.

Seven Bristol officers were honored during the Bristol Police Commission meeting on Monday.

Officer Craig O’Connor and Detective Michael Brasche both received the Distinguished Service Medal and were recognized as Police Officer of the Month for performing their duties in an exceptional manner when responding to a robbery at TD Bank, according to a press release from the Bristol Police Department.

Officer Alex Hamzy received the Department Silver Star after apprehending two felons wanted for crime in other jurisdictions while on a routine patrol of Page Park in June, the release said.

Hamzy, along with officers Daniel Dwyer and Kevin Cyr, also received the Lifesaving Commendation. In August, all three officers worked together and performed CPR on a 41-year-old man who was in cardiac rest, the release said. According to the on-scene paramedic, the officers’ actions saved a life and did a great job, the release said.

Officers Timothy O’Brien and Timothy Hall also received the Lifesaving Commendation for their quick response to a 74-year-old woman who was having difficulty breathing in August, the release said. After treatment, she was listed in stable condition and ultimately survived, the release said.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.

• Viktorija A. Sellei, 25, of 140 Sheffield Lane, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 9 and charged with criminal attempt of assault on a peace officer and interfering with an officer.
• Stephanie Riccio, 20, of 60 Beechwood Lane, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 10 and charged with second degree breach of peace, interfering with an officer and second degree criminal mischief.
• Isaiah N. Simmons, 26, of 109 George St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 10 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Nathaniel J. Gonzalez, 21, of 3 Woodridge Rd., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 10 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Rene Ruiz-Antonio, 34, of 114 Moody St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 10 and charged with operation while under the influence.
• Stephen T. Gregory, 46, of 56 Field St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 10 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Mark R. Sausanavitch, 26, of 489 Wolcott St., Apt; 66, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 10 and charged with criminal attempt of third degree burglary and sixth degree larceny.
• Ashley E. Therrien, 24, of 36 Whiting St., Apt: 13, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 10 and charged with conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny.
• Travis Hansen, 27, of 180 Divinity St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 10 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Christopher Solis, 28, of 124 North St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 10 and charged with illegal possession of narcotics, first degree reckless endangerment, unlawful discharge of firearms, carrying a gun without a permit, second degree breach of peace and criminal possession of a firearm or electronic defense weapon.
• Jennifer L. Caron, 35, of 81 Oakland St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 11 and charged with no insurance, operation while under the influence, misuse of plate and operation of an unregistered motor vehicle.
• Joseph E. Beaudin, 57, of 155 Redstone Hill Rd., Apt: 55, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 11 and charged with interfering with a 911 call.
• Andre Smith, 34, of 19 Jacobs St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 11 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Evelyn Santiago, 22, of 20 Adna Rd., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 11 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Peter G. Desmarais, 32, of 333 Round Hill Rd., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 12 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Ryan F. O’Keefe, 22, of 193 Brimfield Rd., Wethersfield, was arrested Sept. 12 and charged with evading through physical injury and/or property damage, no insurance, operation while registered license suspended/revoked, following too close and failure to change address.
• David A. Rogers, 21, of 132 Prospect St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 12 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• April Y. Gerhardt, 18, of 132 Prospect St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 12 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Marc E. Larocque, 60, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 13 and charged with operation while under the influence, operating an unregistered motor vehicle and failure to drive right.
• Ryan H. Ciafardoni, 33, of 62 Pleasant St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 13 and charged with second degree reckless endangerment, first degree criminal mischief and second degree breach of peace.
• Joseph Moore, 31, of 52 Glen Eagle Dr., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 13 and charged with criminal violation of protective order threatening, second degree burglary, first degree criminal trespass, fourth degree larceny, third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• David Ouellette, 47, of 35 Westchester Dr., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 13 and charged with third degree burglary, sixth degree larceny and criminal attempt of second degree larceny.
• Kayla Huminski, 25, of 101 Beacon St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 13 and charged with third degree larceny and five counts of third degree forgery.
• Bryan Higgins, 29, of 91 Tulip St., Apt. 1, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 13 and charged with first degree failure to appear and second degree failure to appear.
• Michael J. Heinrich, 34, of 65 Church St., Middletown, was arrested Sept. 13 and charged with second degree breach of peace, second degree false statement and violation of probation.
• Kshawn D. Coates, 21, of 99 Melha Ave., Springfield, Mass., was arrested Sept. 14 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Emanuel Lopez, 25, of 147 Park St., Apt: 2, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 14 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Jennifer Sawyer, 27, of 147 Park St., second floor, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 14 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Michelle J. Lauzier, 31, of 274 Summer St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 14 and charged with evading through physical injury and/or property damage and no insurance.
• Regina R. Mcrae, 49, of 25 Landry St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 14 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Treana E. Bellamy, 21, of 105 Laird Dr., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 14 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Patricia V. Cordero, 35, of 18 Salladin Rd., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 15 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Stuart A. Palmer, 52, of 21 Emory Ct., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 15 and charged with illegal use of credit card, credit card theft and sixth degree larceny.
• Debra M. Mitchell, 59, of 25 Ward St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 15 and charged with improper signal for turn and operation while under the influence.
• Maritza V. Yopp, 44, of 159 Union St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 15 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Michael Charest, 18, of 49 Nicholas Dr., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 15 and charged with third degree criminal mischief and second degree breach of peace.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.

• Benjamin Dutkiewicz, 28, of 37 Upson St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 16 and charged with sixth degree larceny, credit card theft and illegal use of credit card.
• Jose Martinez, 34, of 78 Race St., Apt. C, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 16 and charged with interfering with a 911 call, second degree breach of peace, third degree strangulation, third degree assault and sixth degree larceny.
• Yara Torres, 28, of 203 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 16 and charged with criminal attempt of first degree assault, third degree criminal mischief and second degree breach of peace.
• Luis Gutierrez, 26, of 40 Chestnut St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 16 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Ronald W. Barnes, 51, of 40 Pierce St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 17 and charged with second degree threatening and second degree breach of peace.
• Jonathon A. Bechard, 27, of 1893 East Main St., Waterbury, was arrested Sept. 17 and charged with second degree failure to appear, first degree sexual assault, second degree strangulation, first degree unlawful restraint, and third degree assault.
• Matthew R. Roesch, 42, of 50 Northmont Rd., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 18 and charged with third degree larceny.
• Derrick Ware, 19, of 298 Park St., Apt. 1W, Hartford, was arrested Sept. 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Philip A. Saglimbeni, 26, of 554 Wolcott Rd., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 18 and charged with third degree assault, second degree threatening, and disorderly conduct.
• Kayla Buypal, 20, of 193 Center St., Apt. 3, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Tyler D. Carbone, 22, of 193 Center St., Apt. 3, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 18 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Tyqon E. Cummings, 27, of 147 Glen St., New Britain, was arrested Sept. 19 and charged with assault on a victim over the age of 60, second degree breach of peace, third degree criminal mischief, and interfering with a 911 call.
• Sheriba Jackson, 35, of 11 River St., Southington, was arrested Sept. 20 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Matthew J. Markeveys, 39, of 781 Farmington Ave., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 20 and charged with third degree assault, first degree reckless endangerment and second degree breach of peace.
• Matthew J. Benson, 45, of 422 Emmett St., Apt. 4221, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 21 and charged with operation while under the influence and operating an unregistered motor vehicle.
• Jeanine DeVoe, 52, of 10 Pine Brook Terrace, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 21 and charged with interfering with an officer.
• David Ramos, 46, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 21 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Joshua Jones, 24, of 148 Jerome Ave., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 22 and charged with second degree breach of peace and interfering with a 911 call.
• Keith T. McLennon, 45, of 61 Brookline Ave., Bloomfield, was arrested Sept. 22 and charged with violation of protective order, violation of probation, first degree criminal trespass and third degree larceny.
• Qiana Samuels, 21, of 92 Harrison St., Apt. 1, Bristol, was arrested Sept. 22 and charged with risk of injury to a minor, interfering with an officer and second degree failure to appear.
• Michael Charest, 18, of 49 Nicholas Dr., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 22 and charged with second degree breach of peace.

Bristol police have reported a power outage in the area of Emmett Street, Broad Street and Route 72, affecting traffic lights in those locations.

The outage has caused traffic delays, according to a press release from the Bristol Police Department. Currently, Eversource is working to fix the problem, and drivers are asked to seek alternate routes, the release said.

The Bristol Police Department has closed the investigation a clown-related school threat, which appeared to be part of a trend of currently going on throughout the nation and in Connecticut.

According to a press release from the Bristol Police Department, Bristol detectives, along with assistance from Florida law enforcement, determined that a juvenile in Florida was responsible for the threat. The threat is no longer considered viable and the investigation in Bristol is now closed. Florida officials will determine if any action will be taken against the juvenile, the release said.

Bristol police previously reported on Wednesday evening that the clown-related threat did not entail any specific act of violence toward any student, but mentioned a Bristol Central High School student. Students informed the police and school administrators about threats posted on Instagram involving clowns.

The police department’s Cyber Crimes Detectives later determined that the clown threat originated from Florida.

On Thursday, Oct. 6, the Bristol Police Department welcomed two new officers to the force. Paul Groman and Taylor Bay Sutton took the oath of office before family, friends, and BPD employees. Both will be starting a 26 week training program at the Connecticut Police Academy on Friday, Oct. 7.

Captain Edward Spyros, left, Chief Brian Gould, Officer Paul Groman, Officer Taylor Bay Sutton, Mayor Kenneth Cockayne and Captain Thomas Calvello.

To commemorate National Community Policing Week, the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Connecticut hosted a Community Policing Awards Ceremony recently in New Haven that recognized 22 law enforcement officers and community members from cities and towns across the state.

“At heart, Community Policing is a philosophy that each of us, members of law enforcement and communities alike, have a stake in keeping our cities and towns safe and secure places to live,” said U.S. Attorney Deirdre M. Daly, according to a press release. “During National Community Policing Week, we celebrate our commitment to supporting the practice of community policing. Police can never solve public safety problems alone. We encourage active community collaboration to improve safety, build public trust and deepen understanding between police and the communities they serve. The officers and community members recognized today are excellent examples of the best in community policing and community relations. I am confident that their efforts are making meaningful and lasting progress, and it is my great privilege to honor each of them and to thank them for their invaluable work.”

From the Bristol Police Department, Officer Jace Deluca was honored.

Officer Jace Deluca began his law enforcement career with the Bristol Police Department in 2008, said the press release. In the eight years since he was hired, he has immersed himself into several community events. Deluca is assigned to the night shift. He devotes his days (while most other night shift officers are sleeping) to volunteering to put together community policing programs in the City of Bristol.

Officer Deluca is a volunteer advisor to the Bristol Police Explorers Program, a youth program that exposes those under 18 to the law enforcement profession. He has also organized “Cop on Top,” a weekend fundraising event that benefits the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Lastly, Officer Deluca is the Bristol liaison to the Special Olympics and as such has organized the Torch Run, Tip a Cop and Car Shows. These events raise money for the Special Olympics and educate the public about the good work of the organization.

The release said, “Officer DeLuca is a credit to the Bristol Police Department. While on duty he is the true professional. What makes him special is that he takes professionalism a few steps further while he is off duty. Though you won’t hear it from him, he truly believes in giving back to the Community he serves. Officer DeLuca is extremely humble. When you praise or acknowledge his performance, he will routinely respond that he doesn’t deserve any credit. That the credit goes to the people around him and the Bristol Police Department. That the credit goes to the “kids,” usually referring to the Bristol Police Explorers, because they are the ones doing the ‘work.’ Officer DeLuca has a remarkable way of bringing people together to do good things on and off the job. It’s his actions that speak for him. Officer DeLuca is an exemplary police officer and the Bristol Police Department is proud to have him among the rank and file. He and like-minded Officers are projecting us towards excellence and for that we thank him.”

The Southington Police Department
69 Lazy Ln, Southington, CT 06489
(860) 378-1600

Southington officers arrested a Bristol man for leaving his handgun unattended at Crescent Lake on Sept. 21, 2016. Brian Trottier, 43, of Bristol was issued a misdemeanor summons for second degree reckless endangerment.

Police were called to the incident at 3:07 p.m. on Sept. 21 when a handgun was located on a trail at the property on Shuttle Meadow Rd. The gun, a loaded Smith & Wesson 9 mm handgun, was found on the ground along a lakeside walking trail.

Trottier approached the investigating officers and claimed ownership of the gun. He said that he sat down along the lake with the gun in his waistband, and the gun became uncomfortable. He set the gun on the ground beside him but forgot to take it with him when he got up.

Trottier was released on a $1,000 bond and given a court appearance date of Oct. 11, 2016 at Bristol Superior Court.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.

• Justin B. Hall, 44, of 27 Meadow Rd., Burlington, was arrested Sept. 29 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Edell Cain, 24, of 30 Forest St., Apt. A8, Hartford, was arrested Sept. 29 and charged with second degree forgery and fifth degree larceny.
• Samuel McDaniel, 21, of 112 Surrey Dr., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 29 and charged with second degree breach of peace and second degree threatening.
• Pedro Gonzalez, 19, of 44 Coventry Rd., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 29 and charged with criminal violation of protective order nonthreatening.
• Jonathon A. Baez, 24, of 224 Windy Dr., Apt. 1, Waterbury, was arrested Sept. 30 and charged with third degree criminal mischief.
• Jose Medina, 24, of 35 Bianca Rd., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 30 and charged with disorderly conduct and second degree threatening.
• Richard L. Robinson, 30, of no certain address, Hartford, was arrested Sept. 30 and charged with four counts of second degree forgery and third degree larceny.
• Autumn L. Bardales, 37, of 60 High St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 30 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Jill E. Greenleaf, 47, of 51 Maheau St., Bristol, was arrested Sept. 30 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Lori Brooks, 50, of 576 North Main St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 1 and charged with operation while under the influence, operation while registered license suspended/revoked, driving in a right hand lane and restricted turns fail signal.
• Roberto A. Pedraza, 22, of 77 Tulip St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 1 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to have lights lit/devices illuminated.
• Linda Cray, 57, of 98 Hill St., Waterbury, was arrested Oct. 1 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Tobias Rinaldi, 23, of 22 Talmadge St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 1 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Camerin J. Crowal, 25, of 18 Pratt St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 2 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Paul E. Delia, 58, of 13 Dwight St., Apt. 5, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 3 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Brett R. Poglitsch, 22, of 29 Ward St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 3 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.

The Bristol Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will hold a Prescription Drug Take Back Day this Saturday (Oct. 22) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

According to a press release from Bristol police, anyone who wishes to rid their homes of potentially dangerous, expired, unused or unwanted prescription drugs may do so by bringing their drugs to the front lobby of the Bristol Police Department, 131 North Main St., Bristol. The DEA will not accept needles or sharps—only pills or patches, the release said. The service is free and anonymous, the release said.

For more information about the disposal of prescription drugs or about the Take Back Day event, visit www.dea.gov or the Bristol Police Department’s Facebook page.

Bristol police are searching for the suspect of a robbery that took place at Uno Convenience store yesterday.

According to a press release from the Bristol Police Department, a man wearing a ski mask entered the School Street store, threatened the clerk and demanded cash. Although the suspect did not display a weapon and no injuries were reported, he fled the scene on foot with an undetermined amount of cash, the release said. A police K-9 track was completed and the suspect remains at large, the release said.

The suspect is described as a black male about 5 foot 7 with a medium built, and was wearing a gray sweatshirt and black pants at the time of the incident, the release said. Anyone with information is asked to call Bristol police at (860) 584-3000.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.

• Michael D. Jenkins, 47, of 8 Pickett Lane, Unionville, was arrested Oct. 7 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Joshua Foote, 31, of 76 Bingham St., Apt. 7, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 7 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Stephanie Jones, 26, of 46 Bank St., Apt. C, Plainville, was arrested Oct. 7 and charged with two counts of second degree falsely reporting an incident, second degree breach of peace, and falsely reporting child abuse.
• Sandra A. Bryant, 28, of 482 Broad St., Apt. 14, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 7 and charged with carry and sale of a dangerous weapon and sixth degree larceny.
• Kelvin J. Borrero, 25, of 237 Summer St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 7 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Mark J. Orzechowski, 60, of 92 Middlesex St., Waterbury, was arrested Oct. 7 and charged with operation while under the influence, following too close and no insurance.
• Jessica L. Howell, 21, of 74 Pinebrook Terrace, Apt. 11, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 8 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Jason Sosa, 36, of 260 Kase St., Apt. 2B, Hartford, was arrested Oct. 8 and charged with violation of protective order, possession of less than five ounces of marijuana and first degree criminal trespass.
• Harley J. Fitzpatrick, 36, of 69 Indiana St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 8 and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal manufacture distribution and sale of narcotics, illegal possession of narcotics, weapons in a motor vehicle, and carry and sale of a dangerous weapon.
• Amy M. Perri, 36, of 69 Indiana St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 8 and charged with illegal possession of narcotics, possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal manufacture distribution and sale of narcotics and possession of less than 0.5 ounce of cannabis-type substance.
• Frances M. Colon, 21, of 157 Rockyhill Ave., New Britain, was arrested Oct. 8 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Angel Ortiz, 22, of 171 Winfield Dr., New Britain, was Oct. 8 and charged with interfering with a 911 call, third degree assault, second degree breach of peace and third degree criminal mischief.
• Maeghan L. McDonald, 28, of 71 Pratt St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 10 and charged with criminal violation of protective order threatening.
• Edgardo F. Sierra, 36, of 92 Denver Ave., Bridgeport, was arrested Oct. 11 and charged with illegal sexual contact with a victim less than 16 years old, fourth degree sexual assault on a victim less than 16 years old, and risk of injury to a minor.
• Thomas Manning, 47, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 11 and charged with three counts of failure to respond to infraction.
• Stephanie Kulowski, 29, of 61 Sexton St., New Britain, was arrested Oct. 12 and charged with operation while under the influence, operation while registered license suspended/revoked, failure to respond to infraction, second degree failure to appear, and operating an unregistered motor vehicle.
• Kenneth Elyosius, 63, of 258 Farmington Ave., Apt. 2, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 12 and charged with disorderly conduct and second degree harassment.
• Tyler D. Carbone, 22, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 12 and charged with criminal violation of protective order threatening and second degree harassment.
• Vaughn E. Cummings, 25, of 18 Broad Place, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 13 and charged with second degree failure to appear, criminal violation of protective order threatening and first degree criminal trespass.
• Rena Borgins, 82, of 28 Irving St., Apt. 7, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 13 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Edward O. Irzarry, 36, of 23 Upson St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 3 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Brett R. Poglitsch, 22, of 29 Ward St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 4 and charged with second degree violating condition of release, second degree assault, second degree breach of peace, second degree burglary and criminal attempt of first degree assault.
• Daniel L. McLellan, 49, of 112 Jerome Ave., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 4 and charged with failure to register sexually violent offense.
• Miguel O’Neill, 23, of 68 Harrison St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 4 and charged with third degree assault, second degree criminal mischief, second degree breach of peace and second degree threatening.
• Christopher D. Laflamme, 35, of 49 South St. Ext., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 4 and charged with operation while under the influence, evading responsibility, failure to drive right and following too close.
• Valarie Velez, 19, of 74 Derby St., New Britain, was arrested Oct. 4 and charged with second degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Michael Charest, 18, of 49 Nicholas Dr., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 4 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree criminal mischief and second degree threatening.
• Morgan Deschenes, 19, of 155 Evelyn Rd., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 4 and charged with criminal violation of protective order threatening.
• Manuel J. Sanders, 19, of 60 Pinebrook Terrace, Apt. 4, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 4 and charged with criminal violation of protective order threatening.
• Eusebio Melecio-Brooks, 39, of 812 Seymour St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 4 and charged with third degree assault, second degree breach of peace and risk of injury to a minor.
• David Divalentino, 53, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 5 and charged with second degree breach of peace and first degree criminal mischief.
• Joseph Bohlen, 31, of 41 Stonecrest Dr., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 5 and charged with second degree breach of peace and second degree criminal mischief.
• Travis Brousseau, 23, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 5 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Sherilyn Kirchon, 46, of 288 South St., Plymouth, was arrested Oct. 6 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to drive right.
• Daniel Blancato, 34, of no certain address, was arrested Oct. 6 and charged with two counts of second degree failure to appear, using/tampering a motor vehicle permission, operating without a license, failure to obey stop sign, second degree larceny, second degree burglary, third degree criminal mischief, second degree breach of peace, two counts of criminal violation of restraining order, third degree robbery, first degree criminal trespass and criminal violation of protective order—non threatening.
• Kenneth Elyosius, 63, of 258 Farmington Ave., Apt. 2, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 6 and charged with second degree harassment.

A 63-year-old man died after getting shot on Woodland Street on Friday.

According to a press release from the Bristol Police Department, Daniel J. Caron of Bristol, sustained a gunshot wound to the chest while in the driveway of 240 Woodland Street. He was pronounced dead at Bristol Hospital, the release said.

Police recovered evidence from the scene, including a handgun, and arrested 35-year-old Chad Couture of Bristol, the release said. Couture, who is being held on a $500,000 bond, was charged with first degree manslaughter with a firearm and criminal possession of a firearm. This incident remains under investigation.

Police officers, firefighters, military personnel and medical responders will take part in the Local Heroes Chili Cook-Off this Saturday at ShopRite.

Sponsored by ShopRite in Bristol, the cook-off will take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. All money raised will support Partners In Caring, a year-round, community-based program that provides funds to local food banks.

ShopRite is located at 1200 Farmington Avenue, Bristol.

The driver of a box truck was sent to the hospital this morning after a serious accident at the intersection of Memorial Boulevard and Willis Street.

According to a press release from the Bristol Police Department, the box truck was traveling north on Willis Street around 9:30 this morning when it lost control of the truck and crashed into the Pequabuck River. The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency was called to the scene, as diesel fuel from the truck leaked into the river, the release said.

The driver sustained minor injuries, and no other vehicles were involved in the accident, the release said. The westbound lane of the Boulevard was closed from Mellen Street to Main Street.

The accident remains under investigation.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.

• Matthew Aylward, 32, of 752 King St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 14 and charged with two counts of first degree failure to appear and three counts of second degree failure to appear.
• Jessica L. Wunsch, 26, of 163 Main St., Apt. 3, Terryville, was arrested Oct. 14 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Samantha E. Blanchette, 27, of 35 Ruth St., Apt. 29, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 14 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Shannon M. Rogers, 35, of 250 Terryville Ave., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 14 and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Robert Serrano, 21, of 250 Terryville Ave., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 14 and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Aaron C. Ainslie, 41, of 62 Belden St., New Britain, was arrested Oct. 14 and charged with violation of probation.
• Ronald J. Miller, 66, of 220 Surrey Dr., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 14 and charged with operation while under the influence and unsafe movement of a stopped car.
• Nelson J. Morales, 32, of 184 Greene St., Apt. 1, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 15 and charged with operation while under the influence, failure to drive right and operating without a license.
• James Parrott, 72, of 80 South St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 15 and charged with third degree criminal mischief.
• Juan Conde, 37, of 239 Summer St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 16 and charged with failure to drive right and illegal operation of motor vehicle under suspension.
• Christian Nieves, 35, of 179 Divinity St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 16 and charged with second degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Toyba Moore, 37, of 111 Shawn Dr., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 16 and charged with cruelty to persons.
• Raymond P. Armatino, 37, of 510 Stafford Ave., Apt. B3, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 16 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to obey stop sign.
• Jenna Wald, 23, of 71 Rossi Dr., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 16 and charged with two counts of second degree failure to appear, two counts of violation of probation and interfering with an officer.
• Louis J. Rinaldi, 59, of 1547 Wolcott Rd., Wolcott, was arrested Oct. 16 and charged with evading responsibility, restricted turns fail signal and operation while under the influence.
• Justin S. Macdougall, 19, of 23 Pleasant Ave., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 17 and charged with carry and sale of a dangerous weapon.
• Reggie Gonzales, 32, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 17 and charged with first degree burglary, criminal attempt of first degree larceny, manufacture/possession of burglar’s tools, second degree breach of peace and possession of drug paraphernalia.
• Elijah L. Encarnacion, 20, of 50 Flatbush Ave., Hartford, was arrested Oct. 17 and charged with two counts of second degree failure to appear.
• Troy Saucier, 22, of 851 Torringford St., Torrington, was arrested Oct. 17 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Crystal M. Perez-Rodriguez, 24, of 173 Prospect St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 17 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Reid Behrle, 33, of 261 Maple Hill Ave., Newington, was arrested Oct. 17 and charged with second degree breach of peace and second degree criminal mischief.
• Ryan L. Herbert, 31, of 155 Country Lane, East Hartford, was arrested Oct. 17 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Devon R. Judge, 18, of 377 Burlington Ave., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 17 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault and second degree threatening.
• Hailey Gendron, 19, of 30 Cottage St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 18 and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Justina Gendron, 38, of 30 Cottage St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 18 and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Robert C. Beaulieu, 43, of 234 West Morningside Dr., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 18 and charged with second degree burglary, third degree criminal mischief, sixth degree larceny, interfering with an officer and possession of a controlled substance.
• Jeremy Cichy, 26, of 167 Mansfield Ave., New Britain, was arrested Oct. 18 and charged with reckless driving and evading through physical injury and/or property damage.
• Maurice A. Cosman, 33, of 2038 Picadilly Place, Indianapolis, Ind., was arrested Oct. 18 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Trevor McCarthy, 23, of 73 Locust St., Apt. A, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 18 and charged with illegal possession of narcotics, interfering with an officer, illegal possession near a school, second degree failure to appear, and violation of probation.
• Scott Gleason, 49, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 18 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Jeffrey J. Thibeault, 53, of 51 Summer St., Apt. 4, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Brian P. Burke, 31, of 350 Hill Rd., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 19 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to drive right.
• Anthony Dellaera, 35, of 81 Martin Rd., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 19 and charged with two counts of risk of injury to a minor.
• Robert C. Beaulieu, 43, of no certain address, was arrested Oct. 19 and charged with first degree criminal trespass.
• Viviana Vicenty, 46, of 137 Congress Ave., 2nd floor, Waterbury, was arrested Oct. 19 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Victor Negron, 33, of 127 West Main St., 2nd floor, Meriden, was arrested Oct. 19 and charged with interfering with an officer, illegal possession of narcotics, illegal manufacture, distribution and sale of narcotics, and distribution of controlled substances less than 1500 feet from a school.
• Zaida Gonzalez, 40, of 98 Judd St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 20 and charged with violation of probation.
• Dalton Smith, 26, of 98 New Park Ave., Hartford, was arrested Oct. 21 and charged with illegal possession of narcotics, illegal manufacture, distribution and sale of narcotics, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of less than five ounces of marijuana.
• Frank Rondini, 45, of 27 Willoughby St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 21 and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Tia A. Jaik, 44, of 86 Stafford Ave., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 21 and charged with operation while under the influence and restricted turns fail signal.

What appeared to be the theft of a package that was delivered to a Queen Street residence on Monday turned out to be a USPS supervisor picking up a package that was delivered in error.

According to a press release from the Bristol Police Department when the investigation was first reported, the male suspect was seen on video surveillance taking the package from the front porch of the residence and leaving in an unknown direction on foot.

Three officers of the Bristol Police Department recently graduated from a 10-week training program that took place at the West Hartford Police Department.

According to a press release from the Bristol Police Department, Lieutenants Todd Kozaryn, Stephen Tavares and Richard Guerrera joined 40 other ranking police officers from Connecticut and Massachusetts to participate in the Southern Police Institute Command Institute’s Command Officers Development program. This intensive and prestigious program prepares participants to be law enforcement executives and future leaders in the field, the release said.

The officers were recognized for their accomplishments during a graduation ceremony held on Aug. 19.