The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.

• Chad R. Bezo, 37, of 37 Norton St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 10 and charged with second degree false statement.
• Jared A. Zotta, 20, of 10 Farmstead Rd., Southington, was arrested Nov. 10 and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Erin B. Lacombe, 41, of 86 Woodland St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 10 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Adam D. Foster, 38, of 108 Tuttle St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 11 and charged with operation while under the influence, traveling unreasonably fast and failure to drive in proper lane.
• Drena M. Delude, 24, of 31 Briar Lane, Southington, was arrested Nov. 11 and charged with operation while under the influence and operation of a motor vehicle while using a handheld mobile telephone.
• Gary R. Fiorillo, 55, of 200 Lake Ave., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 11 and charged with operation while under the influence, no insurance, following too close, evading responsibility through injury/property damage and restricted turns fail signal.
• Donald D. Ouellette, 45, of 22 Ingraham Place, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 11 and charged with assault in a victim over the age of 60 and second degree breach of peace.
• Jeffrey Silano, 32, of no certain address, was arrested Nov. 11 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Kemani Richards, 18, of 572 Brook St., Apt: A16, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 12 and charged with third degree criminal mischief.
• Steven Lynch, 26, of 543 Emmett St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 14 and charged with misuse of plate, operating an unregistered motor vehicle, possession of a controlled substance, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
• Belinda Pagan, 37, of 1175 Farmington Ave., Apt. 408, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 14 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Luis Aponte, 36, of 45 Andrews St., Apt: 2, New Britain, was arrested Nov. 14 and charged with three counts of second degree failure to appear, first degree failure to appear, and violation of probation.
• Annmarie B. Carter, 53, of 120 Vance Dr., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 14 and charged with possession of a controlled substance and conspiracy to commit second degree burglary.
• Sarah R. Petosa, 32, of 169 School St., Apt. 1, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 14 and charged with first degree violation of conditions of release.
• Michael S. Williams, 48, of 243 French St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 14 and charged with two counts of violation of protective order, first degree criminal trespass and two counts of second degree failure to appear.

The Bristol Police Department is holding a Stuff A Cruiser event on Monday, Dec. 18 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Walmart on Farmington Avenue, Bristol.

It will benefit Bristol Youth Services Holiday Giving Program.

Bristol police reported the following arrests.

• Alexander A. Velazquez, 21, of 154 Emmett St., Apt. 403, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 1 and charged with violation of probation.
• Pamela L. Levesque, 45, of 148 West St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 1 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Daniel Johnson, 34, of 820 Stafford Ave., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 1 and charged with second degree breach of peace and interfering with 911 call.
• Jaroslaw Szymczyk, 44, of 206 Blakeslee St. Apt. 1, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 1 and charged with operation under the influence.
• Victor M. Flores, 33, of 64 Cleveland St., New Britain was arrested on Dec. 1 and charged with operating a motorcycle without license, first offense, and possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis-type substance, second offense, and possession of drag paraphernalia. He also, in another incident on the same day, was charged with failure to respond to an infraction.
• Grzegorz B. Kuron, 36, of 600 Clark Ave., Apt. 32, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 2 and charged with operation while under the influence and operating an unregistered motor vehicle.
• Juan Monsalve-Venegas, 33, of 61 Pierpont St., New Haven was arrested on Dec. 2 and charged with operation while under the influence, operating a motor vehicle other than a motorcycle without license (first offense), failure to have lights lit/devices illuminated, engaging police in pursuit, traveling unreasonably fast, and misuse of plate.
• Kevin Oneal Best, 31, of 245 Unionville Ave., Plainville was arrested on Dec. 2 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to have lights lit/ devices illuminated.
• Jefty Torres Ramos, 28, of 3204 Park Ave., Apt. 9F, Bronx, N.Y. was arrested on Dec. 2 and charged with reckless driving.
• Tobias Hussey, 36, of 33 Wilson St., Plainville was arrested on Dec. 2 and charged with sixth degree larceny, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis-type substance, first offense, and possession of controlled substance or greater than a half-ounce of cannabis.
• Tawn P. Burgos, 45, of 29 Stearns St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 2 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Anthony Weems, 51, of 179 Riverside Ave., Terryville, was arrested on Dec. 2 and charged with operation while under the influence.
• Christopher Weber, 26, of 1429 Park St., Apt. 304, Hartford was arrested on Dec. 3 and charged with illegal operation of a motor vehicle under the influence (second offense), failure to obey stop sign, traveling unreasonably fast, and engaging police in pursuit.
• David Bujak, 40, of 124 Newell Ave., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 3 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Roberto Corredor, 61, of 210 Divinity St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 3 and charged with operation while under the influence, failure to drive right, and operating motor vehicle other than motorcycle without a license (first offense).
• Bry Huey, 27, of 106 Bohemia St., Plainville was arrested on Dec. 4 and charged with sixth degree larceny and illegal transfer of a pistol or revolver.
• Devin W. Alger, 26, of 244 Summer St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 4 and charged with sex offender address verification.
• Laura Carr, 43, of 71 Davis Dr., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 4 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Kevy Gomez-Hernandez, 24, of 26 Pleasant Ave., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 4 and charged with possession of a controlled substance or greater than a half ounce of cannabis.
• Rafael Velez, 27, of 48 Woodard Dr., Bristol was arrested Dec. 4 and charged with possession of a controlled substance or greater than a half ounce of cannabis, criminal possession of a fire arm or electrical defense weapon, weapons in a motor vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia, and sale of a controlled substance not narcotics or hallucinogens. He also was arrested in a separate incident and charged with third degree larceny.
• Brian Magnano, 40, of 455 Jerome Ave., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 5 and charged with two counts of violation of probation.
• Pedro Luis Torres, 23, of 718 Genesee St., Allentown, Penn., was arrested on Dec. 5 and charged with second degree failure to appear and first degree failure to appear. He also was charged with second degree failure to appear in a second incident. He also was charged with first degree failure to appear in a third incident.
• Shalaya Jones, 27, of 42 Brook St., Hartford was arrested on Dec. 5 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Shayna Young, 28, of 84 Evergreen Ave., Hartford was arrested on Dec. 5 and charged with sixth degree .
• Kristian David Bello-Perez, 20, of 264 Queen St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 5 and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Nathanial Harrell, 29, of 100 Rhoda Lane, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 6 and charged with operation while under the influence, restricted turns failure to signal, evading responsibility when there is injury or property damage, traveling too fast for conditions, possession with intent to sell dispensed narcotics, possession of controlled substance or half ounce of cannabis, and possession of less than half ounce of cannabis-type substance (first offense).
• Kimberly Prescott, 28, of no certain address, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 6 and charged with four counts of second degree failure to appear.
• Ryan Joseph Brewer-Leone, 27, of 54 Anthony Dr., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 6 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Casey Lynn Leblanc, 23, of 31 Vista Dr., Harwinton was arrested on Dec. 6 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Crystal Meloney, 40, of 103 Holley Pl., Torrington was arrested on Dec. 7 and charged with criminal violation of a restraining order and criminal trespass.

Bristol police reported that on Dec. 19 at about 11:34 a.m.,  officers responded the report of a robbery at Sam’s Food Store at 259 West Washington St., Bristol on a report of a robbery.

Investigation revealed that a male suspect entered Sam’s Food Store displayed a knife and demanded cash. The suspect fled the scene on foot with an undetermined amount of cash.

The suspect was described as a white male, about 30s years old, about 6 feet tall, with a slim build, with sideburns. He was reported to be wearing a blue jacket, khaki pants, and a black beanie with horizontal stripes on it. His face was partially concealed by the hat and jacket.

The incident is currently under investigation. Anyone with information is being asked to contact the Bristol Police Department at (860) 584-3011.

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Connecticut State Troopers announced that they will be patrolling the state’s roads for Christmas and New Year’s, so drivers should plan sensible driving plans along with their holiday celebrations.

Many travelers are expected to hit Connecticut highways during the upcoming holidays. State Troopers ask motorists to follow all driving laws, as their behavior on the roads is essential to keeping potential hazards at a distance. Simply putting traffic laws into practice will prevent accidents and save lives:

• Drive the speed limit.
• Keep a safe distance between your vehicle and the one in front of you.
• Ensure that all passengers are wearing seatbelts.
• Signal when turning, changing lanes or taking an exit.
• Refrain from texting or using your phone.
• Never consume alcohol or prescription drugs before you get behind the wheel.
• Move over (when safe to do so) whenever law enforcement, fire trucks, ambulances or tow trucks are occupying a lane. Please give them room to do their job efficiently and safely.

Drivers are also reminded to plan their trips with care:

• Fill the gas tank prior to your journey.
• Check windshield wipers, windshield wiper fluid and tire pressure.
• Fully charge your cell phone.
• Carry winter blankets, drinking water and snacks
• Check traffic conditions before leaving home
• Keep a shovel and sand or salt in the trunk of your vehicle.

“Your cooperation is critical to ensuring the well-being of all who are driving our highways and roads throughout the holiday weekend,” police officials said in a press release. “Whenever you get behind the wheel, safety must be your top priority.”

Police ask residents to partner with them to keep the roadways safe for all motorists.

State Police will operate roving patrols and conduct DUI checkpoints starting Dec. 22 and continuing through the Christmas and New Year’s holiday.

Troopers will enforce all motor vehicle laws and focus on reducing the number of DUIs, crashes and injury-producing accidents occurring on the interstates, state roads and local roadways.

During last year’s holiday season (Dec. 22-26), state police reported 528 accidents across the state resulting and 58 accidents with injuries, including 1 serious injury and four fatalities.

During the 2016 enforcement initiative, police reported 47 DUI arrests, 579 speeding citations, 50 seatbelt violations, and 1,596 moving violations (including following too close, distracted driving, cell phones, etc.). During the same period, police reported 8,046 calls for service and 436 motorist assists for flat tires or broken down and disabled vehicles.

The Citgo convenience store, 36 East Main St., was robbed at gunpoint Tuesday, the Bristol Police Department reported.

Police said at approximately 5:15 p.m. a lone white male walked into the store and displayed a handgun to the cashier demanding money. The suspect was described as approximately 6’4” wearing a red jacket and khaki pants.

Police said the cashier complied with the suspect’s demands and the suspect then left with an undetermined amount of cash fleeing westbound out of the store. The cashier was not harmed.

The incident remains under investigation and anyone with information is asked to call the Bristol police at (860)584-3011.

The Bristol Police and Fire departments responded to a report of a Christmas tree on fire inside the residence of 38 Colony St. at approximately 11:20 p.m. Tuesday.

A resident was found trapped inside and two of the responding police officers were able to enter the residence and pull the resident out to safety. The resident sustained injuries from the fire and was transported via Life Star helicopter to Bridgeport Hospital.

Two of the police officers suffered some smoke inhalation. One of the officers was treated and released from Bristol Hospital and the other was treated at the scene.

The fire remains under investigation by both the Bristol Police and Fire departments.

On Wednesday, December 20, 2017 at approximately 12:55 pm, BPD officers responded to a reported robbery at the Valero Gas Station, located at 948 Pine Street. The suspect entered the gas station, displayed a handgun and was able to leave with an undetermined amount of money. There were no injuries reported.
The BPD believes the robbery may be connected to two other armed robberies that occurred on Tuesday, December 19, 2017 at the following locations in Bristol:
Sam’s Food Store; 259 West Washington Street.
Citgo Gas Station; 36 East Main Street.
The BPD obtained video surveillance and photos of the suspect(s). The BPD also obtained a photo of a vehicle that may be involved in the robberies. Anyone who may recognize the suspect(s) or vehicle is asked to call Detective Ryan Kulig at 860-314-4569.

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Bristol police reported the following arrests (due to changes on the city website, police blotter items prior to Dec. 13 weren’t available at press time):

• Rodney A. Wanzer, 38, of 69 West St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 13 and charged with evading responsibly with injury and property damage and resturcted turns, failure to signal.
• Jill Leah Stross, 31, of 18 Town Line Rd., Burlington was arrested on Dec. 14 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Aurelia Aquino, 60, of 14 Colonial Dr., Rocky Hill was arrested on Dec. 14 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
• Bernadette Teti, 30, of 149 Brook St., Torrington wa arrested on Dec. 14 and charged with sixth degree larceny and second degree failure to appear.
• Shawn Kruse, 38, of 33 Lufkin Lane, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 14 and charged with criminal possession of a firearm or electric defense weapon.
• Joan Gervasio, 29, of 30 South St. Ext, Apt. 1, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 14 and charged with second degree breach of peace.

Police reported that on Thursday night the Beacon Prescription on Collins Road was robbed by a man. No weapon was involved.

Police said that at 5:53 p.m., a male suspect entered Beacon carrying a green/black backpack. Police said the suspect ordered pharmacists to give him bottles of hydrocodone with total estimated value at $194.25.

Police said one witness believed the male suspect left the area in a dark colored SUV in Mix Street.

Police said the suspect has been described as a white male, with blue eyes (seen through ski mask’s eyeholes), standing at 6 feet, with a medium build. Police said the suspect was wearing a black ski marks, blue park ski jacket with hood, and possibly blue jeans .

Two police officers were bitten by a dog last Thursday while serving a warrant. During the incident, one of the officers fired his weapon at the animal.

Bristol police said last Thursday, at approximately 1 p.m., two officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant at 476 Broad St. While speaking to a resident of the apartment, police said the resident’s dog ran out from behind the home.  The dog approached the officers while they were on the front porch. The dog began to growl and bark at the officers.

Police said one of the officers attempted to put a chair that was on the porch between himself and the dog. However, the dog was able to get around the chair and bite the officer on his left arm. The officer was able to get the dog to release his arm. The dog then turned back at the officer, as though it was going to attack the officer again. The officer feared for his safety and drew his duty weapon. The officer discharged his fireman one time at the dog. The dog was struck and ran away from the officers.

The BPD’s Animal Control Officer was called to the scene and transported the dog to an emergency veterinarian. The dog was described as a large Bullmastiff- Pitbull cross.

The officer was treated at the scene for a minor injury to his left forearm. No other injuries were reported.

The investigation is being conducted by the BPD’s Patrol Division, with the assistance of the BPD’s Identification Division.

The subject of the warrant was not located at the address, said police.

The Bristol Police were dispatched to Cumberland Farms, 191 Central St., for a robbery on Christmas eve, Dec. 24. A male displayed a weapon and demanded money from the register.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Bristol police at (860)584-3011.

A recent house fire that destroyed a local residence and put its owner in the hospital with severe burns is a reminder that the risk of structure fires greatly increases during the winter months.

Whether the cause is faulty Christmas tree ornaments, flammable materials next to heaters, or accidental ignition of heating fuels, cold weather situations increase the odds of a fire starting. The Bristol Fire Department went on over 2,300 calls last year with many of those in the winter months. Even though over 93 percent of those fires are held to minimal damage, there is still an estimated loss totaling more than $1.25 million.

The home destroyed last week is still being evaluated for the cause but one thing for certain is that it didn’t have any smoke alarms installed. Unfortunately, Bristol’s history of these types of fires is filled with tragedy. In 2014-2015, four fatalities resulted from fires in homes without smoke detectors.

“Fires don’t care what time of year it is or who it affects. The best way to fight a fire is prevention,” said Bristol Fire Chief Jay Kolakoski in a press release from the city of Bristol. ” Because cold weather affects everyone, we really encourage people to take advantage of a program we have that could give any Bristol resident a new fire or carbon monoxide (CO) alarm and our firefighters will come free of charge to provide the alarms and actually install them.”

The City of Bristol received two grants from the Federal Emergency Management Agency that concluded the Bristol Fire Department (BFD) is well equipped and trained to respond to the needs of the community. Especially with regard to the fire prevention program, the city’s press release said, the report noted the city was successfully targeting commercial properties but stated that, the BFD needs to target their public fire education efforts at high-risk populations and older buildings within the city. Residential fires occur most frequently in the dense, older sections of the city in areas primarily filled with modest single-family and multi-family homes.

Fatal fire events such as these have a devastating impact on a community, as well as on the families, neighbors, and fire personnel involved in the rescue efforts. The press release said the BFD is determined to address the lack of smoke alarms in older homes and to ramp up their efforts to make sure there are functioning alarms in every home through an educational campaign and the Smoke Detector Distribution Program.

With a grant from FEMA, the press release said the city has 10-year lithium battery smoke detectors available for free to homeowners who request them. Fire personnel will install as many smoke detectors as are needed in the home, usually three. One of these may include a CO detector as well, if the home has an oil heating system.

These units will be installed free of charge upon appointment with the BFD. Call (860)584-7964 ext. 4 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to schedule an appointment. Fire personnel from the station closest to your address will arrange to visit your home at a time convenient to you.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:

• Joshua S. Handy, 26, of no current address, Bristol was arrested Dec. 15 and charged with operation under the influence, restricted turns failure to signal, operating motor vehicle other than motorcycle without license (first offense), and first degree larceny.
• Christopher John Mcmullan, 24, of 36 Willis St., Apt. No. 6A, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 15 and charged with second degree criminal mischief.
• Daniel Munger, 50, of 1192 Burlington Ave., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 15 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Richard S. Paladino, 30, of 3 Ash St., Apt. No. 3, New Britain was arrested on Dec. 15 and charged with operating with registration, license, suspended or revoked, reckless driving, disobeying order of officer, engaging police in pursuit, failure to obey stop sign, and interfering with an officer.
• Armando Javier Rivera, 20, of 159 Robertson St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 15 and charged with reckless driving, operation of a motor veicle by a minor having elevated blood alcohol content, and failure to drive right.
• Xavier Roldan, 19, of 176 Gridley St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 15 and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, sale of controlled substance, not narcotics or hallucinogens, and possession of controlled substance or greater than half ounce of cannabis.
• Dawn Marie Tagariello, 45, of 17 Evergreen St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 15 and charged with sixth degree larceny and conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny.
• Michael Scott Williams, 49, of 243 French St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 15 and charged with first degree criminal trespass and criminal violation of a protective order.
• Alberto Baptista, 60, of 840 Middle St., Apt. No. 6, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 16 and charged with speeding car at 60-plus on the road, operation under the influence, and failure to drive in the proper lane.
• Owen J. Folts, 41, of 38 Provencer Dr., Plainville was arrested on Dec. 17 and charged with operating with registration/license suspended or revoked, engaging police in pursuit, no passing zone, failure to obey stop sign, improper number of headlights, possession of drug paraphernalia, and interfering with an officer. In two separate incidences, he was charged with two counts of second degree failure to appear.
• Marlene Shepard, 48, of 516 Farmington Ave., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 17 and charged with failure to comply with fingerprint request, interfering with an officer, and second degree breach of peace.
• Ryan Christopher Stanford, 19, of 22 Belden St., Hartford was arrested on Dec. 17 and charged with second degree breach of peace and second degree unlawful restraint.
• Isaiah Williams, 29, of 5 Seymour St., Windsor was arrested on Dec. 17 and charged with two counts of sale of certain illegal drugs in two separate cases.
• Christopher Brown, 52, of 27 Trout Brook Rd., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 18 and charged with failure to register for offense against a minor or sexual violation outside of Connecticut.
• Robert Crelan, 72, of 101 Stewart St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 18 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Troy Harris, 23, of 145 Shawn Dr., Apt. B5 was arrested on Dec. 18 and charged with third degree burglary.
• Kevy Hernandez-Gomez, 24, of 26 Pleasant Ave., Bristol was arreted on Dec. 18 and charged with possession of controlled substance or greater than ½ ounce of cannabis, manufacture/ possessionof burglar’s tools, sixth degree larceny, and interfering with an officer.
• Donald Edward Nelson, 51, of 57 Kenney St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 18 and charged with second degree criminal trespass.
• Josue F. Rosa, 39, of 33 Third St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 18 and charged with second degree threatening.
• Alejandro Aguirre, 44, of 43 Mechanic St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 19 and charged with second degree criminal mischief, fifth degree larceny, second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and first degree unlawful restraint.
• Joseph Lombardi, 19, of 76 Wildewood Run, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 19 and charged with possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis-type substance (first offense).
• Gregory McArthur, 34, of 7 Christopher Dr., Enfield was arrested on Dec. 19 and charged with operation while under the influence.
• Shaun N. Oaks, 33, of 248 Queen St., Apt. No. 1, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 19 and charged with second degree breach of peace.

A South Street gas station was robbed on Monday, New Year’s Day.

Police said that at approximately 5:42 p.m. on Jan. 1, the BP gas station, 44 South St., was robbed by a male wielding a knife. The suspect was described as a white male who demanded the cashier to release the money from the register.

The suspect grabbed the money, an undetermined amount, and then fled southbound on Union Street, reported police.

Officers, including a K-9 unit, responded to the area. However, police said, the suspect was not located.

The incident remains under investigation and anyone with information is asked to call the Bristol Police Department at (860)584-3011.

Jessica Ramos, 27, of Bristol, turned herself in to Southington police after learning about an active warrant for her arrest that stemmed from a burglary and larceny related incident at the Comfort Suites at 64 Knotter Dr. in Southington.

The warrant alleges that on Oct. 25, 2017 Ramos was employed at the Comfort Suites. She was not scheduled to work, but she arrived at the establishment and entered a back room without permission and took keys for a manager’s office. Once inside the office, she allegedly accessed employee files and made a copy of an employee’s personal information sheet before leaving the property.

It was also reported that Ramos took the home address from the employee’s information sheet, went to the employee’s residence in Plainville, and allegedly assaulted the employee. Ramos was arrested for the assault by the Plainville Police Department.

Ramos was charged with third degree burglary and sixth degree larceny. She was processed and released on a $2,500 bond and given a court date of Jan. 8.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:

• Oscar Antonio Santiago, 28, of 389 Park St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 22 and charged with third degree larceny and violation of a protective order.
• Charles H. Woody, 43, of 138 West St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 23 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and second degree threatening.
• Jose Feliciano-Lopez, 38, of 127 Milford St., Ext., Plainville was arrested on Dec. 23 and charged with operation while under the influence.
• Robert M. Fisher, 29, of 12 Andre Dr., Litchfield was arrested on Dec. 24 and charged with operation while under the influence, failure to obey control signal, and possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis-type substance (first offense).
• Jonathan Gargano, 29, of no certain address, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 24 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• David J. Spinelli, 49, of 137 Evelyn Rd., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 24 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to drive right.
• Valerie Hebert, 57, of 76 Bingham St., Apt. No. 8, was arrested on Dec. 25 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Vandel Morrison, 32, of 74 Tremond St., New Britain was arrested on Dec. 25 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Ashley J. Rodriguez, 36, of 39 Kelly St., Apt. 3a, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 25 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• William Skalla, 50, of 76 Bingham St., Apt. no. 8, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 25 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Paul Phillipe Anderson, 31, of 106 Laurel St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 26 and charged with second degree breach of peace. In another incident, he also was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Kathleen M. Beliveau, 56, of 96 Glenwood Dr., Plainville was arrested on Dec. 26 and charged with sixth degree larceny and third degree assault.
• Michael Fasci, 52, of 281 Willis St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 26 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Rita M. Fasci, 54, of 281 Willis St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 26 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Monica M. Landry, 34, of 106 Laurel St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 26 and charged with disorderly conduct and third degree assault.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:

• Richard Domic Lemke, 20, of 410 Emmett St., Apt. 58, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 27 and charged with restricted turns failure to signal, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of a controlled substance or less than half ounce of cannabis.
• David Mancini, 56, of 41 Miller Rd. Unit 44, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 27 and charged with reckless driving, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Jorge A. Santos, 48, of 45 Maple St., 64, Plainville was arrested on Dec. 27 and charged with reckless driving, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Lameisha Sherman, 42, 34 Caesar Dr., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 27 and charged with failure to comply with a fingerprint request, interfering with an officer, and second degree breach of peace.
• Jessica L. Van Beveren, 38, of 291 Park St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 27 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Nathan Brown, 34, of 35 Hull St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 28 and charged with credit card theft and receiving goods or services obtained illegally. In another incident, he was charged with first degree larceny, third degree robbery, second degree breach of peace, and interfering with a 911 call.
• Shawn Dean Martin, 48, of 231 Old Orchard Rd., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 28 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Tarik Mathis, 18, of 225 Newell Ave., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 28 and charged with possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis-type substance (first offense).
• Carmela Minacci, 31, of 10 Dudley St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 28 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Lameisha Sherman, 42, of 34 Caesar Dr., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 28 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Gavin Hale Daddario, 18, of 46 Bernside Dr., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 29 and charged with traveling unreasonably fast, possession of drug paraphernalia and less than a one-half ounce of marijuana; possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis-type substance (first offense).
• Nathan Ford, 37, 37 Murray Rd., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 29 and charged with second degree criminal mischief and disorderly conduct.
• James Lebel, 39, of 2 Riverwalk Dr., Brooklyn was arrested on Dec. 29 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Tiana Terresia Torruella-Hall, 22, of 215 Rose Circle, Middletown was arrested on Dec. 29 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Anetsie Villanti, 24, of 10 Pinebrook Terrace, Apt. 4, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 29 and charged with sixth degree larceny, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Cameron J. Villanti, 25, of 51 Pleasantview Ave., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 29 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and third degree strangulation.
• Saul Santos, 39, of 41 Beaver St., Apt. 21, New Britain was arrested Dec. 30 and charged with failure to drive in the proper lane, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of controlled substance or less than a half-ounce of cannabis.
• Philip Oakes, 62 of no certain address, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 31 and charged with third degree larceny. In another incident, he was charged with fifth degree larceny, credit card theft, illegal use of credit card, and identity theft in the second degree.
• Catherine Romines, 55, of 23 Division St., Apt. 1A, Bristol was arrested on Dec. 31 and charged operation while under the influence and failure to drive in the proper lane.
• Dustin Jonathan Varrell, 26, of 108 Judd St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 31 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and second degree unlawful restraint.
• Jason A. Willard, 39, of 56 Park St., Bristol was arrested on Dec. 31 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Heather Duperry, 36, of 23 Kenney St. 2, Apt. 2, Bristol was arrested on Jan. 1 and charged with first degree criminal mischief, second degree breach of peace, criminal violation of restraining order, and second degree reckless endangerment.
• Dillon Harrison, 24, of 100 Concord St., Apt. 2, New Britain was arrested on Jan. 1 and charged with operation while under the influence, restricted turns failure to signal, and cell phone operation of a motor vehicle while using a handheld mobile telephone.
• Alexis Longo, 19, of 188 Maple St., Bristol was arrested on Jan. 1 and charged with first degree criminal trespass and criminal violation of protection.
• Nicole A. Bosse, 31, of 15 Woodchuck Lane, Bristol was arrested on Jan. 2 and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance or less than a half ounce of cannabis.
• Daniela Dinino, 30, of 93 Webster Rd., Berlin, was arrested Jan. 2 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Donald Daryl Ouellette, 46, 22 Ingraham Place, Bristol was arrested on Jan. 2 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and second degree threatening.
• Samuel Ramos, 35, of 76 Mountain View Ave., Bristol was arrested on Jan. 2 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• James Michael Joyce, 24, of 210 Goodwin St., Bristol was arrested on Jan. 3 and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Alan Cabiya, 35, of 13 William St., Bristol was arrested on Jan. 4 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Masaca Sacamy Creque, 32, of 57 Bingham St., Bristol was arrested on Jan. 4 and charged with failure to comply with fingerprint request, injury/risk/impairing morals, second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Lisa Fitzpatrick, 48, of 13 William St., Bristol was arrested on Jan. 4 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.

The Bristol Police Department announced a parking ban went into in effect for all Bristol streets beginning at 6 a.m..
As a reminder, police added, there is a winter parking ban every night from 2 to 6 a.m.