Police reported Asia Jones, 16, of Bristol has been found.

The silver alert has been canceled.

Bristol Police Blotter

• Bristol police reported the following arrests:
• Rhonda Cancelli, 56, of 19 Mellville St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, April 14, and charged with first offense operation of a motor vehicle while using a hand-held mobile telephone.
• Kenneth C. Charette, 52, of 24 Conlon St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, April 14, and charged with failure to wear a seat belt, operation or towing a unregistered motor vehicle under suspension, and for not having insurance.
• Keri Collier, 38, of 234 Spielman Hwy., Burlington, was arrested on Saturday, April 14, and charged with first offense operation of a motor vehicle while using a hand-held mobile telephone.
• Wendy R. Mcgivney, 51, of 73 Wooding St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, April 14, and charged with first offense operation of a motor vehicle while using a hand-held mobile telephone.
• Nikolaus Wagner, 25, of 28 Caruso Dr., Watertown, was arrested on Saturday, April 14, and charged with evading responsibility of injury or property damage, and failure to signal on a restricted turn.
• Ryan Jablonski, 30, of 420 King St., Apt. C7, Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, April 15, and charged with sixth degree larceny, and third degree robbery. In another incident on the same day, Jablonski was also charged with violation of a protective order.
• Anthony S. Larose, 28, of 31 Pleasant St., Vernon, was arrested on Sunday, April 15, and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Edwy Medrano, 28, of 572 Brook St., Apt. A3, Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, April 15, and charged with second degree criminal mischief, second degree breach of peace, and second degree threatening.
• Donald Mott, 42, of 111 Judd St., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, April 16, and charged with second degree criminal trespassing, and third degree arson. In another incident on the same day, Mott was also charged with sixth degree larceny, third degree robbery, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Juan Conde, 38, of 142 West St., Apt. B, Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, April 17, and charged with interfering with an officer, and second degree breach of peace.
• Todd Joseph Rhoades, 47, of 78 South St. Ext., Apt. 2, Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, April 17, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Robert Ashley, 32, of 23 Willoughby St., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, April 18, and charged with injury or risk or impairing the morals of children, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Richard A. Lamothe, 58, of 85 Sunnydale Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, April 18, and charged with failure to signal on a restricted turn, and possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Wilfredo Malave, 29, was arrested on Wednesday, April 18, and charged with failure to respond to an infraction. In another incident on the same day Malave was also charged with carrying and the sale of a dangerous weapon, criminal attempt of third degree burglary, conspiracy to commit burglary of the third degree, manufacturing or possession of a burglar’s tools, second degree criminal mischief, conspiracy to commit second degree criminal mischief, and interfering with an officer.
• Shaka Shakir, 23, was arrested on Wednesday, April 18, and charged with carrying and the sale of a dangerous weapon, criminal attempt of third degree burglary, conspiracy to commit third degree burglary, manufacturing or possession of a burglar’s tools, second degree criminal mischief, and conspiracy to commit second degree criminal mischief.
• Raymond Alan Brown, 51, of 414 East St., New Britain, was arrested on Thursday, April 19, and charged with second degree failure to appear. In another incident on the same day, Brown was also charged with violation of probation.
• Amber Everett, 31, of 165 Torringford St., Winsted, was arrested on Thursday, April 19, and charged with first degree criminal trespassing, and criminal violation of a protective order via threatening.
• Odalys Gonzalez-Castro, 24, of 109 Stewart St., Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, April 19, and charged with operation or towing an unregistered motor vehicle, misuse of plate, first offense operation of a motor vehicle other than motorcycle without a license, and not having insurance.

The Bristol Police Department has issued a Silver Alert.

The department is currently seeking any information on locating Honesty Tirado who was last heard from on April 27 at about 2:30 p.m. hours when she spoke with her mother. Tirado is described as a 15 year old Hispanic female, 5’2” tall, 160 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Tirado was last seen wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.

Anyone with information is asked to call Bristol Police (860) 584-3011.

Police arrested a Bristol woman for her involvement in an auto collision near ESPN drive in Southington that led to injuries to two young children and three adults. On May 1, Stephanie Matos, 22, of Bristol, turned herself in to Southington police after learning about an outstanding warrant for her arrest.

According to police, Matos was driving her vehicle south on Middle Street in Bristol in November 2017 and crossed the town line into Southington. The investigation showed that Matos was driving erratically, moving in and out of lanes of traffic, and traveling at a high rate of speed. As she approached the area of ESPN Drive in Southington, Matos lost control of her vehicle, and she struck a northbound vehicle causing extensive damage to both vehicles.

At the time of this incident, Matos had two children in her vehicle, aged 1 and 5, and neither were properly secured in child seats. As a result of the collision, the 5-year old sustained serious injuries, along with both occupants of the other vehicle. The 1-year-old also suffered injuries in the collision. During their investigation, police found that Matos was in possession of marijuana.

Matos was charged with two counts of risk of injury to a minor, reckless endangerment, possession of less than one half ounce of marijuana, reckless driving, traveling too fast for conditions, following too closely, failure to drive in the proper lane, and two counts of seatbelt violations. She was held pending a $10,000 bond and was scheduled to appear in Bristol Court on May 1.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:

Alexis M. Ayala, 30, of 15 Meadowbrook Rd., West Hartford, was arrested on Friday, April 20, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, failure to obey  control signal, and for not having insurance.

Shane Raymond Cote, 25, of Bristol, was arrested on Friday, April 20, and charged with second degree failure to appear.

Natalia Demianczyk, 28, of 382 Milford St., Burlington, was arrested on Friday, April 20, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to drive right.

Deja Keonna Nolan, 20, of 41 Mountain View Dr., Plainville, was arrested on Friday, April 20, and charged with first offense possession of less than one-half ounce of a cannabis-type substance.

Alex Raiford, 26, of 353 Park St., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, April 20, and charged with first degree criminal trespassing, and second degree breach of peace.

Peter Kasputis, 59, of Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, April 21, and charged with second degree criminal trespassing, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.

Peter F. Kasputis, 27, of Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, April 21, and charged with second degree criminal trespassing, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.

Kerri Marie Leathers, 36, of 28 Lincoln Pl., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, April 21, and charged with sixth degree larceny.

Amy Lemieux, 39, of 656 Farmington Ave., Apt. 3, Hartford, was arrested on Saturday, April 21, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle with registration or license suspended or revoked, operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and for not having insurance.

Kimberly Prescott, 28, of Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, April 21, and charged with second degree failure to appear.

Herson Gonzalez-Valentin, 38, of 95 Woolsey St., second floor, New Haven, was arrested on Sunday, April 22, and charged with first degree burglary, third degree criminal mischief, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.

Sharrieff Justice Hall, 28, of 91 Tiffany Lane, Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, April 22, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to drive right.

Russell David Sears, 55, of 55 Judd St., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, April 22, and charged with sixth degree larceny.

Michael J. White, 22, of 270 Capen St., Hartford, was arrested on Sunday, April 22, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle with registration or license suspended or revoked, failure to carry a tinted glass sticker, and sale of a narcotic substance.

Justin Flynn, 30, of 58 Beverly Rd., Wethersfield, was arrested on Monday, April 23, and charged with sixth degree larceny.

Maureen Mcgauley, 54, of 371 Emmett St., apartment 40, Bristol, was arrested on Monday, April 23, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.

Luke Andrew Ouellette, 22, of 152 Sheffield Lane, Bristol, was arrested on Monday, April 23, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.

Michael Porrini, 39, of 340 East Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, April 23, and charged with prohibited dumping or littering, and third degree criminal trespassing.

Darius Thomas, 26, of Hartford, was arrested on Monday, April 23, and charged with second degree failure to appear. In another incident on the same day, Thomas was also charged with two counts of first degree failure to appear, and failure to respond to an infraction.

Ryan James Casner, 19, of 1155 Jarvis St., Cheshire, was arrested on Tuesday, April 24, and charged with third degree criminal trespassing, third degree arson, and first degree criminal mischief.

Jacob Koczur, 39, of 106 Birchwood Tr., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, April 24, and charged with two counts of second degree failure to appear.

Rhakeem Darrel Marrero, 23, of 144 Pleasant St., New Britain, was arrested on Tuesday, April 24, and charged with third degree larceny.

Trevor Howard Mccarthy, 25, of 73 Locust St., Apt. A, Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, April 24, and charged with two counts of sale of narcotic substances.

Nyasia Tiana Mercado, 21, of 38 Doris St., New Britain, was arrested on Tuesday, April 24, and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.

Eugene Blouin, 39, of 218 West St., Apt. D1, Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, April 25, and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis.

Jashar Qaivon Haslam, 22, of 729 Broad View Terr., Hartford, was arrested on Wednesday, April 25, and charged with three counts of sale of a narcotic substance, four counts of distribution of a controlled substance less than 1,500 feet from a school, possession with intent to sell or dispense a narcotic substance, and possession with intent to sell more than or equal to one-half ounce of cocaine or one-half ounce of cocaine in a freebase form.

Scott Tony Johnson, 58, of 500 Stafford Ave., Apt. 10C, Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, April 25, and charged with criminal violation of a restraining order.

Nicholas Sandino, 58, 20 Condon Rd., first floor, Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, April 25, and charged with violation of the hawker and or peddler ordinances.

Ren Yasheng, 56, of 236 Center St., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, April 25, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to drive right.

Omar Sway Rivera, 17, of Bristol has been reported missing. Rivera is described as a white Hispanic male, approximately 6’1”, 180 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. He was last seen wearing jeans, black Adidas hoodie with a white stripped sweater and black/green “Lebron” sneakers.
Anyone with information on Rivera’s whereabouts is asked to call the Bristol Police at (860)584-3011.
A Silver Alert has been issued for Rivera.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:

• Shawna Leigh Capolupo-Brooks, 25, of 102 Leigh Ave., Thomaston, was arrested on Thursday, April 26, and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Kenneth Hunter, 27, of 42 Stafford Ave., Apt. B1, Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, April 26, and charged with fourth degree larceny, fraud use of an ATM, credit card theft, illegal use of a credit card, receipt of goods or services obtained illegally, and third degree identity theft. In another incident on the same day, Hunter was also charged with operation of a motor vehicle with registration or license suspended or revoked, reckless driving, evading responsibility of injury or property damage, driving while under the influence, and failure to signal on a restricted turn.
• Chaunsey Jamal Pilgrim, 22, of 1658 Farmington Ave., Apt. 5, Unionville, was arrested on Thursday, April 26, and charged with the illegal obtainment and or supply of drugs: fraud, concealing, or giving a false statement.
• Victor J. Quiles, 31, of 19 Pratt St., third floor, Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, April 26, and charged with failure to wear a seatbelt, operation or towing an unregistered motor vehicle, and sale of narcotic substance.
• Neville Walters, 30, of 314 South St., Hartford, was arrested on Thursday, April 26, and charged with first offense possession of less than one-half ounce of a cannabis-type substance, first degree criminal trespassing, interfering with an officer, and criminal violation of a protective order.
• Stephen White, 50, of 64 Jefferson Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, April 26, and charged with creating a public disturbance.
• Enellie Jasmine Jones, 21, of 111 Shawn Dr., Apt. B5, Bristol, was arrested on Friday, April 27, and charged with first degree criminal trespassing, second degree breach of peace, second degree assault, and first degree unlawful restraint.
• Joseph Kelly, 56, of 50 Berkley St., Apt. A203, Satellite, Florida, was arrested on Friday, April 27, and charged with evading responsibility of injury or property damage.
• Daniel Edwin Lopez, 26, of 27 Bristol St., Hartford, was arrested on Friday, April 27, and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis, and third degree larceny.
• Kelly Margaret Mathews, 21, of 102 Kent Ct., Meriden, was arrested on Friday, April 27, and charged with traveling unreasonably fast, and possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Pedro Montanez, 41, of 293 Farmington Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, April 27, and charged with disobeying the order of an officer, operating with unsafe tires, and driving while under the influence.
• Timothy Burns, 53, of 410 Hart St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, April 28, and charged with driving under the influence, and failure to signal on a restricted turn.
• Magalys J. Negron, 32, of 97 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, April 29, and charged with injury or risk or impairing the morals of a child, second degree breach of peace, second degree assault, and first degree unlawful restraint.
• Donna Messenger, 51, of 441 West St., Apt. 1 rear, Bristol, was arrested on Monday, April 30, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle with registration or license suspended or revoked.
• Jose Rodriguez, 21, of 2 Federal Ct., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, April 30, and charged with second degree breach of peace, second degree stalking, third degree assault, and second degree unlawful restraint.
• Jose Rodriguez, 21, of 25 Gridley St., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, April 30, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle without license, second degree breach of peace, and second degree threatening.
• Guy L. Ferrelli, 27, of 260 Burlington Ave., Apt. 13, Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 1, and charged with two counts of disorderly conduct.
• Danny Salzillo, 45, of 604 Lake Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 1, and charged with second degree larceny and issuing a bad check.
• Deanna Marie Salzillo, 41, of 604 Lake Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 1, and charged with third degree larceny and issuing a bad check.
• Tarrance Smith, 27, of 41 Pleasant St., Apt. 4, Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 1, and charged with first offense possession of less than one-half ounce of a cannabis-type substance.
• Bernadette Teti, 30, of 927 East Main St., Torrington, was arrested on Tuesday, May 1, and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Andres Rodriguez, 39, of 107 Hamilton St., Hartford, was arrested on Wednesday, May 2, and charged with first offense possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis-type substance.
• Shannon Rogers, 36, of 250 Terryville Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, May 2, and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Robert Serrano, 23, of 250 Terryville Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, May 2, and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Derek Edward Whitehead, 41, of 136 Collins St., Hartford, was arrested on Wednesday, May 2, and charged with evading responsibility of injury or property damage, failure to drive right, and operation of a motor vehicle other than a motorcycle without license.
• Billy Ray Cole, 48, of 246 Franklin Ave., Hartford, was arrested on Thursday, May 3, and charged with conspiracy to commit larceny of the fourth degree, and criminal liability acts of another/fourth degree larceny.
• Kyle Gallagher, 28, of 360 East Litchfield R., Litchfield, was arrested on Thursday, May 3, and charged with two counts of sixth degree larceny, first degree failure to appear, and four counts of second degree failure to appear.
• Conor Joseph Allen-Kelley, 20, of 3 Marion St., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, May 4, and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Svea Julia Ayala, 21, of 3 Marion St., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, May 4, and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Peter Fabrizio, 49, was arrested on Friday, May 4, and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and second degree threatening. In another incident on the same day, Fabrizio was also charged with first degree burglary, sixth degree larceny, criminal attempt of sixth degree larceny, and second degree breach of peace.
• Victor David Felix, 34, of 78 Vine Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, May 4, and charged with sexual assault of the fourth degree: sexual contact without consent. In another incident on the same day, Felix was also charged with injury, risk, or impairing the morals of children, and fourth degree sexual assault of a victim under 15 years of age.
• Lauren Heyl, 19, of 80 Childs Rd., East Hampton, was arrested on Friday, May 4, and charged with sixth degree larceny, and conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny.
• Yomaris Lopez, 22, of 84 Amity St., Hartford, was arrested on Friday, May 4, and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Amanda Marie Saccente, 19, of 126 Harmony Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, May 4, and charged with sixth degree larceny, and conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny.
• Jared Alan Stinney, 21, of 10 Fix Den Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, May 4, and charged with third degree larceny. In another incident on the same day, Stinney was also charged with third degree burglary, and third degree larceny.
• Christopher Nieva, 24, of 84 Barlow St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, May 5, and charged with second degree breach of peace, criminal violation of a protective order, and third degree assault.
• Clayton Michael Nogiec, 21, of 105 Delmar Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, May 5, and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Mileidy Ramirez-Polanco, 20, of 70 Boardman Ct., Apt. C8, Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, May 5, and charged with second degree criminal mischief, second degree breach of peace, and criminal violation of a protective order.
• Francesca Aranda-Duran, 30, of 8 Sunnydale Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, May 6, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, failure to comply with fingerprints request, and drinking while operating a motor vehicle.
• Debra Barnes, 49, of 288 Pine St., Apt. C1, Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, May 6, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to have lights lit and or devices illuminated.
• Alex Moore, 33, of 109 Hendley St., Middletown, was arrested on Sunday, May 6, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to have lights lit and or devices illuminated.

By TAYLOR MURCHISON-GALLAGHER

STAFF WRITER

The Community Watch Team is an initiative being introduced by the Police Department.

Citizens can volunteer to register their external video surveillance cameras on a database. Should a crime happen in your neighborhood, the department  may contact you to ask if you see something unusual on your footage. If yes, the department may ask to have that piece of footage to aid their investigation, but you are not required to hand it over.

Bristol Chief of Police, Brian Gould, said he found some police departments in the southern and western parts of the nation that utilize similar style programs. After doing some research, he was able to combine aspects of different programs to “create something” “great for the City of Bristol.”

With the technological advances of video surveillance, Gould said he noticed more and more people purchasing and installing these systems.

“I started seeing more and more people are getting these systems out there and a lot of people are capturing things on their systems, crimes that they don’t even know happened,” said Gould. “So, by creating this database, it allows you to register your system with us, and if there is a crime that is occuring or occurred in your area, such as we’ve seen an increase in thefts of motor vehicles, this is something we may be able to look at our registry in the neighborhood that the incident happened and be proactive in reaching out to the homeowner to say, ‘Can you check your system to see if you have anything on it?’ And if they do have something on it, would they be willing to allow us to come and view it, and possibly take that portion for evidence to search for, arrest and, possibly prosecute the offender.”

Gould said it’s important to remember that this program is voluntary and if you do register your cameras, the department has no control over it, nor are you mandated to hand over footage.

“I want to make this very clear: this is a volunteer program. We would not have any control or any access to your system,” said Gould. “We’re not looking to take control of anybody’s camera, you’re just informing us that you have a video system.”

For more information, or to register your camera, visit the Community Watch Team website, http://ct-bristol2.civicplus.com/927/Video-Camera-Registration.

On Tuesday, May 22 from 10 a.m. to 3:15 p.m., the Bristol Police Department, in conjunction with the American Red Cross, will be holding a blood drive.

The blood drive will be held on the Save A Life Bus, which will be parked in the front of the Bristol Police Department, located at 131 North Main St., Bristol.

To schedule an appointment, call 1-800-RED-CROSS (733-2767) or visit redcrossblood.org.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:

• John William Anderson, 23, of 64 South St.,. Ext.,. Bristol, was arrested on Monday, May 7, and charged with second degree criminal damage of landlord’s property.
• Elecia Debra Marie Ashton, 22, of 59 Haggerty Ct., Naugatuck, was arrested on Monday, May 7, and charged with operation or towing an unregistered motor vehicle, misuse of plate, theft of a number plate or insert, illegal operation of a motor vehicle under suspicion, and for not having insurance.
• Shawna Leigh Capolupo-Brooks, 25, of 102 Leigh Ave., Thomaston, was arrested on Monday, May 7, and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Lawrence Womble, 35, of 635 Stafford Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, May 7, and charged with creating a public disturbance.
• Brigid Gilhooly, 54, of 200 Blakeslee St., Apt. 275, Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 8, and charged with assault on a peace officer, firefighter, or EMS worker, and disorderly conduct.
• Scott Carmelo Gregory, 18, of 108 New St., Apt. M-F, Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 8, and charged with first offense possession of less than five ounces of marijuana.
• Lindsy Ruth Hurlbert, 22, of 48 Cedar Point, Wolcott, was arrested on Tuesday, May 8, and charged with negligent homicide with a motor vehicle, failure to drive right, and first offense distracted driving caused by something other than use of a hand-held or hands-free mobile telephone.
• Thomas Vance, 36, of 26 Pleasant St., Wolcott, was arrested on Tuesday, May 8, and charged with fourth degree sexual assault on a victim under the age of sixteen.
• Brad McCall, 50, of 31 Summer St., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, May 9, and charged with violation of a town ordinance: housing blight.
• Maria Padilla, 49, of 18 Henry St., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, May 9, and charged with evading responsibility of injury or property damage, and failure to signal on a restricted turn.
• Javier Santos, 42, of 19 Earl St., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, May 9, and charged with two counts of injury, risk, or impairing the morals of a child, and second degree sexual assault: with consent, no force and or threat.
• Karli B. Collin, 26, of 179 Union St., Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, May 10, and charged with failure to respond to an infraction.
• Shajuana Cordero, 33, of 37A West Park St., Willimantic, was arrested on Thursday, May 10, and charged with three counts of violation of probation, and failure to obey a control signal.
• Maria Alize Mejias, 20, of 160 West Washington St., Apt. C3, Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, May 10, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Theresa Musante, 42, of 170 Greene St., Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, May 10, and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Anna Krawiec, 34, of 68 Buff Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, May 11, and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Marcin Krawiec, 40, of 68 Buff Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, May 11, and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Erin B. Lacombe, 42, of 218 West St., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, May 11, and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Daniel Sokolowski, 30, of 18 Cobble Hill Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, May 11, and charged with operation and or towing an unregistered motor vehicle, and illegal operation of a motor vehicle under suspension.
• Laurie Ann Stulpin, 51, of 46 Acton St., New Britain, was arrested on Friday, May 11, and charged with not having insurance.
• Brooke Marie Burns, 24, of 62 Academy St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, May 12, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to signal on a restricted turn.
• Kayla Huminski, 27, of 100 Norton Park Rd., Plainville, was arrested on Saturday, May 12, and charged with using a motor vehicle and or vessel without the owner’s permission by fraud.
• Erin B. Lacombe, 42, of 218 West St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, May 12, and charged with first degree criminal trespassing, and sixth degree larceny.
• Searra Sehl, 30, of 523 East Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, May 12, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and second degree threatening.
• Carlos Carvajal, 19, of 825 East Main St., Waterbury, was arrested on Sunday, May 13, and charged with operation or towing of an unregistered motor vehicle, misuse of plates, first offense operation of a motor vehicle other than a motorcycle without a license, failure to have tail lamps lit, improper number of headlights, possession of drug paraphernalia, sale of narcotic substances, possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis, and not having insurance.
• Eduardo Del-Monte, 20, of 36 Yale St., Hartford, was arrested on Sunday, May 13, and charged with unsafe movements of a stopped car, and first offense operation of a motor vehicle other than a motorcycle without a license.
• Michael William Hubbell, 21, of 156 Putoccos Ring Rd., Wolcott, was arrested on Sunday, May 13, and charged with unsafe movements of a stopped car, second degree criminal mischief, and second degree breach of peace.
• Kathryn T. Scheriff, 33, of 85 Jan Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, May 13, and charged with traveling unreasonably fast, operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to drive right.

The Bristol Police Board recently voted to approve a volunteer effort spearheaded by local businessman, Philip S. Vonella to solicit donations for the Bristol Police Department’s K-9 Fund. The charity, known as Operation Opioid, is aimed at curbing the epidemic in our community.

“With such an emphasis on the Opioid Public Health Crisis, we are happy to have another initiative to bolster our efforts locally,” stated Mayor Ellen Zoppo-Sassu in a press release. “We currently have a Task Force of over 35 people from all different aspects of our community who have been touched by the crisis. If we have two more dogs trained to

track and remove deadly drugs from the street, and thus the distribution networks, that is a win for everyone.”

Vonella, a local resident, has embarked on the challenge to raise $50,000 toward the cause. Funds collected will be used to purchase two German Shepherds, trained at the Connecticut State Police Academy, for Narcotics Detector Purposes. “I have chosen to fully dedicate myself to this initiative and am reaching out to all residents of Bristol to support this cause,: said Vonella in a press release. “Every donation, large or small is equally important. Together, we can make a difference.”

“Our K-9 teams play a crucial role in our efforts to make the City of Bristol a safer place to live, work and visit. Whether it is searching for narcotics, apprehending suspects and/or conducting missing person’s searches, our K-9’s and their handlers require extensive training, supplies and veterinary care. This fundraising endeavor from the public helps make this a reality. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Phil Vonella for seeing this through,” stated Bristol Police Chief Brian Gould in a press release.

Donations may be made payable to: Bristol Police Department K-9 Fund, c/o Operation Opioid, P.O. Box 113, Bristol, CT 06011-0113.

Isaias Mendez, 16, of Bristol has been reported missing, Bristol police reported Thursday.

Mendez is described as a white male, approximately 5’6”, 110 pounds with brown eyes and black hair worn as dreadlocks. It is unknown what he was last wearing but he usually dresses in shorts, tee-shirt and black/white/gold “Jordans.”
Mendez was last seen on May 28. A Silver Alert has been issued for Mendez.
Anyone with information on Mendez’s whereabouts is asked to call the Bristol Police at (860)584-3011.

By Taylor Murchison-Gallagher

• Orlando Gonzalez, 41, of 205 Cooke St., Waterbury, was arrested on Monday, May 21, and charged with first degree burglary, third degree criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, and third degree assault.
• Kenneth Hunter, 27, of 42 Stafford Ave., apartment B1, Bristol, was arrested on Monday, May 21, and charged with using or tampering with a motor vehicle without permission.
• George Rembert, 30, of 31 Newton St., Hartford, was arrested on Monday, May 21, and charged with traveling unreasonably fast, and first offense possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis-type substance.
• Phillip Sims, 35, of 102 South St., apartment 4, Bristol, was arrested on Monday, May 21, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and assault on a victim at least 60 years of age.
• Scott Peter Gordon, 59, of 84 Sherwood Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 22, and charged with violation of probation.
• James Santaniello, 62, of 132 Skyridge Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 22, and charged with first degree failure to appear. In another incident on the same day, Santaniello was also charged with first degree criminal trespassing, violation of the conditions of release in the first degree, and violation of a protective order.
• Stephen Robert Stumpf, 49, of 2 Park St., apartment 2B, Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 22, and charged with interfering with an officer.
• Timothy H. Johnson, 41, of 800 Terryville Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, May 23, and charged with first degree criminal trespassing, second degree breach of peace, violation of a protective order, third degree assault, and second degree unlawful restraint.
• Xavier Marzan, 27, of 158 School St., apartment 1, Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, May 23, and charged with sixth degree larceny, credit card theft, illegal use of a credit card, and second degree identity theft.
• Luis Alberto Reyes, 32, of 181 Addison Rd., Glastonbury, was arrested on Wednesday, May 23, and charged with second degree harassment, and second degree threatening.
• Tarran J. Seymour, 26, of 221 Nunzio Dr., Plantsville, was arrested on Wednesday, May 23, and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Jameal Jamalnorman Stewart, 21, of 67 Clinton St., first floor, New Britain, was arrested on Wednesday, May 23, and charged with first offense possession of less than one-half ounce of a cannabis-type substance.
• Raymond Binns, 48, of 47 Stonecrest Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, May 24, and charged with allowing a dog to roam, second degree breach of peace, and first degree threatening.
• Ismael Ramos, 22, of 76 Bingham St., apartment 5, Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, May 24, and charged with second degree breach of peace, criminal attempt of second degree assault, and third degree assault.
• Krizia Rodriguez, 30, of 58 Burlington Ave., apartment 8, Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, May 24, and charged with second degree failure to appear. In another incident on the same day, Rodriguez was also charged with second degree failure to appear.

Three people were injured in a late night two car accident on Pine Street.

On Tuesday, June 5 around 10:48 p.m., Bristol police said officers responded to the intersection of Pine Street at Emmett Street for a two vehicle crash. The crash resulted in three victims being transported by ambulance to an area hospital. The operator and passenger from one vehicle were listed as stable. The operator of the other vehicle was listed as critical and suffering from life threatening injuries.

The department’s Serious Traffic Accident Reconstruction Team was called in to investigate. Preliminary investigation found that a 2016 Toyota Rav 4 was traveling south on Emmett Street and collided with a 2001 Honda Accord that was traveling west on Pine Street.

The accident remains under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact Officer Jones at (860)584-3036.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:

• Joseph Edwards, 29, was arrested on Friday, May 25, and was charged with violation of probation.
• Jason L. James, 42, of 69 Jerome Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, May 26, and charged with traveling unreasonably fast, operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to drive right.
• Johnny Chello Perez, 23, of 44 Rosemont Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, May 26, and charged with first degree failure to appear, and second degree failure to appear.
• James Clark, 25, of 25 Williams St., apartment 1F, Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, May 27, and charged with operation or towing and unregistered motor vehicle, traveling unreasonably fast, and operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence.
• Tyler Dorsey, 25, of 137 Newell Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, May 27, and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Erin B. Lacombe, 42, of 218 West St., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, May 27, and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Eric Stephen Pelletier, 28, of 92 Stafford Rd., Burlington, was arrested on Sunday, May 27, and charged with first offense possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis-type substance.
• Audrey L. Bennet, 57, of 15 Condon Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, May 28, and charged with interfering with an officer.
• Mark A. Glines, 27, of 124 Hepworth St., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, May 28, and charged with evading responsibility of injury or property damage, operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, failure to signal on restricted turns, possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis, and first offense possession of less than one-half ounce of a cannabis-type substance.
• Matthew Thomas Heffernan, 19, of 39 Pondview Ln., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, May 28, and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and less than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Elizabeth N. Riley, 60, of 469 East Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, May 28, and charged with injury or risk or impairing the morals of a child, second degree breach of peace, second degree threatening, and second degree reckless endangerment.
• Jasmine R. Brewer, 24, of 138 Kitemaug Dr., Uncasville, was arrested on Tuesday, May 29, and charged with third degree larceny.
• Maribel Burgos, 45, of 107 Easton Ave., Waterbury, was arrested on Tuesday, May 29, and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Tyler Dorsey, 25, of 137 Newell Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 29, and charged with operation or towing an unregistered motor vehicle, misuse of plate, theft of a number plate or insert, operation of a motor vehicle without a license, defective windshield wiper, possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis, and for not having insurance.
• Victor Gonzalez, 33, of 112 Curtiss St., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, May 29, and charged with second degree illegal operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to drive right.
• Anna Soto, 53, of 60 Englewood Ave., Waterbury, was arrested on Tuesday, May 29, and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Ricky Gerald Beaulieu, 50 of 58 South Main St., Terryville, was arrested on Wednesday, May 30, and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and less than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Xiomara M. Semidey-Meiias, 24, of 260 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, May 30, and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and third degree strangulation.
• Michael William Hubbell, 22, of 156 Potuccos Ring Rd., Wolcott, was arrested on Thursday, May 31, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to signal on a restricted turn.
• David Mark Lempicki, 26, of 71 Mill St., New Britain, was arrested on Thursday, May 31, and charged with violation of probation.
• Shaylin Myers, 20, of 85 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, May 31, and charged with third degree assault.
• Dwight Leon Dimock,38, of Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 1, and charged with first degree criminal trespassing.
• Jaime Marie Gerry, 29, of Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 1, and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, and first degree criminal trespassing.
• David G. Gonzalez, 40, of 70 Boardman Rd., Apt. 2, Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 1, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to drive right.
• Jesus Gonzalez, 52, of 26 Pleasant Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 1, and charged with failure to signal on a restricted turn and possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Kevy Hernandez-Gomez, 24, of 26 Pleasant Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 1, and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.
• Mitchell A. Mullins, 56, of 28 Saw Mill Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 1, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle with license or registration suspended or revoked, operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, failure to drive right, making improper turns, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
• Jose Reyes, 24, of 37 Putnam St., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 1, and charged with two counts of first degree failure to appear.
• Daniel Sokolowski, 30, of 18 CObble Hill Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 1, and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Antwain M. Berry, 25, of 431 South Main St., Terryville, was arrested on Saturday, June 2, and charged with possession with intent to sell narcotic substance, possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis, first offense possession of less than one-half ounce of a cannabis-type substance, tampering with or fabricating, and interfering with an officer.
• Tadzia Cherelle Jenkins, 25, of 431 South Main St., Terryville, was arrested on Saturday, June 2, and charged with tampering with or fabricating, and interfering with an officer.
• Robert Anthony Clarke, 27, of 204 Collins St., Apt. 2D, Hartford, was arrested on Sunday, June 3, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and first offense possession of less than one-half ounce of a cannabis-type substance.
• David Dziedzic, 39, of 71 Prospect St., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, June 3, and charged with possession of a controlled substance of more than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Matthew J. Nadeau, 30, of 228 Prospect St., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, June 3, and charged with failure to renew registration, and operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:

• Stephen J. Barnard, 30, of 35 Bianca Rd., Apt. 2, Bristol, was arrested on Monday, June 4, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and following too close.
• Miguel Colom, 21, of 185 Newell Ave., Apt. B, Bristol, was arrested on Monday, June 4, and charged with first degree criminal trespassing, second degree breach of peace, and criminal violation of a protective order.
• Anthony Hew, 30, of 10 Arnold Ct., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, June 4, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Amber M. Kervin, 40, of 15 Armond Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, June 4, and charged with fifth degree larceny. In another incident on the same day, Kervin was also charged with injury or risk or impairing the morals of a child, sixth degree larceny, interfering with an officer, and second degree failure to appear.
• Tysen Parks, 26, of 234 Divinity St., Apt. 3, Bristol, was arrested on Monday, June 4, and charged with second degree breach of peace, second degree stalking, and second degree threatening.
• John Salvatore Stephens, 34, of 9 Myrtle St., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, June 4, and charged with third degree criminal trespassing, fifth degree larceny, and second degree criminal troving.
• Elizabeth A. Tyler, 28, of 20 Landry St., Apt. 3A, Bristol, was arrested on Monday, June 4, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence.
• Heidi H. Brown, 49, of 58 Morningside Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, June 5, and charged with injury or risk or impairing the morals of a child, and fourth degree sexual assault on a victim less than 13 years of age.
• Shawn M. Davis, 28, of 19 Greeley Lane, Southington, was arrested on Tuesday, June 5, and charged with two counts of second degree failure to appear.
• Timothy Regan, 50, of 107 Grove Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, June 5, and charged with third degree assault.
• Ian Bernard Zettervall, 37, of 135 Brewster Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, June 5, and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Meghan Dever, 28, of 8 Spelman Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, June 6, and charged with interfering with an officer, violation of probation, and two counts of second degree failure to appear.
• James A. Gaski, 46, of 17 Evergreen St., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, June 6, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Tyrone Elliott Napper, 47, of 94 Rosemary Lane, Newington, was arrested on Wednesday, June 6, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and second degree harassment.
• Dawn Tagariello, 46, of 17 Evergreen St., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, June 6, and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Keith Bidwell, 41, of 41 Huntington St., Apt. 303, Hartford, was arrested on Thursday, June 7, and charged with criminal violation of a protective order.
• Walesca M. Salgado, 39, of 42 Woodard Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, June 7, and charged with second degree violation of conditions of release.
• Johnathan A. Shaw, 32, of 12 Park St., Apt. 1, Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, June 7, and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Marianita Boucher, 45, of 83 West St., Apt. A, Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 8, and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• Frederick Joseph Calderon, 22, of 135 Shawn Dr., Apt. 14, Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 8, and charged with four counts of first degree failure to appear, and one count of second degree failure to appear.
• Peter Kasputis, 59, of Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 8, and charged with first degree criminal trespassing, second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Seneca Larson, 40, of 19 Jacobs St., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 8, and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Phiron N. Mann, 34, of 37 Jerome Dr., New Britain, was arrested on Friday, June 8, and charged with second degree larceny and second degree robbery.
• Israel Orona, 49, of 83 West St., Apt. A, Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 8, and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
• David Garcia Arroyo, 25, of 100 Rhodes St., New Britain, was arrested on Saturday, June 9, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and illegal operation of a motor vehicle without an ignition device.
• Brandon Ashley, 36, of 20 Dudley St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, June 9, and charged with evading physical injury or property damage by a non motor vehicle, operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and first offense operation of a motor vehicle other than a motorcycle without a license.
• Keith R. Beltran, 24, of 242 Mines Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, June 9, and charged with interfering with an officer, and second degree breach of peace.
• Enele Ki, 52, of 19 Hart St., Plainville, was arrested on Saturday, June 9, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to signal on a restricted turn.
• Roberto Manual Maldonado, 28, of 48 Gilyard Dr., Waterbury, was arrested on Saturday, June 9, and charged with operation or towing an unregistered motor vehicle, operation of a motor vehicle without carrying license, and failure to obey a control signal.
• Jose Reyes, 24, of 37 Putnam St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, June 9, and charged with fourth degree larceny.
• Denise Prokop, 45, of 55 Hull St., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, June 10, and charged with failure to display plate or sticker, and illegal operation of a motor vehicle under suspension.
• Dale A. Saunders, 33, of 115 Beecher Ave., Waterbury, was arrested on Sunday, June 10, and charged with operation or towing an unregistered motor vehicle.

Police are looking for a suspect accused of cutting a woman in the neck on Saturday.

Police are looking for Christopher Howard, 29, a white male, standing at 5’10” with a slim build and red hair.

Police said that on June 16 at 8 a.m., the department received a 911 call reporting a woman was injured on Landry Street near Divinity Street in Bristol. Police said patrol officers responded to the scene and located the woman bleeding from a knife wound to her neck. Police said the woman was transported to an area hospital where she is being treated for her injury and is expected to survive.

Police said an investigation is being conducted by members of the departments Patrol and Criminal Investigation Divisions.  As a result of this investigation, which is currently ongoing, the Bristol Police Department is holding an active arrest warrant for Howard  for the crimes of assault in the first degree and unlawful restraint in the first degree.

Police said Christopher Howard is known to frequent the Bristol and Waterbury areas.

Anyone with information on the location of Christopher Howard is asked to contact the Bristol Police Department at (860)584-3011.

Christopher Howard

By TAYLOR

MURCHISON-

GALLAGHER

STAFF WRITER

The Bristol Police Department is beginning its recruiting process in the hopes of filling three immediate vacancies, as well as to screen individuals for possible openings in the future.

Lieutenant Stephen Tavares explained, “We develop a list off of a written and oral exams, and those lists are good for two years… So, an individual will apply, they’ll have to get a CHIP card, a physical fitness assessment, and once they have that, they show up to the written exam with their card to show that their physical fitness assessment has been completed. They’ll take the written exam, should they pass the written exam, they move onto the oral board, which consists of members of the Bristol PD and the City personnel department.”

Should the recruit pass the oral board, they are added to the list. It is developed by averaging scores, and considering veteran points, which are for veterans who have “completed a minimum of 90 days of active military service with an honorable discharge or a discharge under honorable conditions.”

Tavares explained the previous list consisted of 83 people, and that they always hope for large numbers.

“Because the background process is rigorous, between the polygraph examination, the background, talking to former employers, things of that nature, we lose a percentage of people in that background process,” said Tavares. “And that’s not to scare anybody off, that’s just to let people know who reads this and aren’t applying, that we take the hiring of police officers very serious. I don’t think there’s many jobs out there where you are subject to a polygraph examination, getting in the fine details of your life – mistakes and things we’re not proud of – but that’s what it takes to hold our integrity, to serve the community the best we can.”

The position is entry level, meaning the recruit would be required to attend the police academy, a 28 week process. From there, the recruit would progress to field training, in which they would be paired with three field training officers, or FTOs. This program takes about 14 weeks, and is where recruits begin to learn what Tavares considers the “ins and outs”.

“In that program, they learn the ins and the outs, they build on what they learned in the academy, apply it in real life situations, they are graded – they’re rated everyday by the FTOs, they do what’s called a “daily observation report”,” said Tavares. “[This] process is very important, because we have to see and gage how that recruit is progressing, how they’re applying what they learned: it’s a real picture of ‘can they do the job?’ So, they’re not certified as police officers until they complete the 400 hours of the field training program.”

BPD is looking for candidates that want to “protect and serve”.

“We want someone who is willing to be active within the community, all aspects, as far as active with religious groups, active with kids, active in neighborhoods, be a problem solver, we’re looking for someone who definitely wants to give themselves, as well as working and earning a living, but give more of themselves to the city,” said Tavares. “And, we’re always looking to diversify, we want as many different perspectives and people employed here as possible, and that’s where we do our best to reach out and expand our community inside the building to better serve.”

Tavares said that if you want to be able to make a positive impact and a difference in your community, that you should consider police work.

“We often see people at their worst, but we have an opportunity to better that bad situation, and make connections with people that are heartfelt and they remember forever,” said Tavares.

Tavares said the projected academy dates will begin in October, which is why they’re beginning their testing process in July.

“We like as much time as possible because the background is so important, but, we think with this time frame that we have now from July 14, to possibly the second week of October start date, will be adequate for us to find quality candidates that we’re looking for,” said Tavares.

The application deadline for the written exam and CHIP testing is Saturday, June 30. Applicants must be at least 21 years of age, have a high school diploma or GED, and be United States citizens. To fill out the application, visit the city website, www.bristolct.gov.

Bristol police reported the following arrests:

• Travis Joseph Bioski, 21, of 102 Fifth St., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, June 11, and charged with fifth degree larceny.
• Francis Carisio, 31, of 13 Jasmine Ln., Wolcott, was arrested on Monday, June 11, and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Gonzalo Cruz, 41, of 1560 Stafford Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, June 11, and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Correana Morin, 29, of 81 Seymour St., Bristol, was arrested on Monday, June 11, and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Ashley Acevedo, 25, of 126 New Britain Ave., apartment B3, Plainville, was arrested on Tuesday, June 12, and charged with failure to obey a stop sign, and operation of a motor vehicle by a person aged 18 or more without a license and without an adult instruction permit.
• Jennifer M. Briggs, 40, of 19 Gridley St., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, June 12, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• William A. Coretto, 60, of 66 Emmett St., Bristol, was arrested on Tuesday, June 12, and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Andrea Ferrara, 37, of 528 Lincoln St., New Britain, was arrested on Tuesday, June 12, and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Brittany Brouker, 21, of 84 Winding Brook Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, June 13, and charged with second degree breach of peace.
• Raymond Meng, 31, of 507 South St., apartment A6, Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, June 13, and charged with creating a public disturbance.
• Robert Serrano, 23, of Bristol, was arrested on Wednesday, June 13, and charged with creating a public disturbance.
• James S. Warkoski, 50, of 34 Sandra Ave., Terryville, was arrested on Wednesday, June 13, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle with registration or license suspended or revoked, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Terri Kaplinski, 58, of 69 Broad St., Plainville, was arrested on Thursday, June 14, and charged with second degree failure to appear.
• Donald James Ouellette, 52, of 30 Carlson St., Bristol, was arrested on Thursday, June 14, and charged with injury or risk or impairing the morals of a child, second degree breach of peace, and second degree threatening.
• William Hernandez, 44, of 62 Bayberry Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 15, and charged with first degree criminal trespassing, and violation of a protective order.
• Dylan N. Martin, 26, of 113 East Rd., Bristol, was arrested on Friday, June 15, and charged with first degree failure to appear, and seven counts of second degree failure to appear.
• Neville Donovan Walters, 30, was arrested on Friday, June 15, and charged with second degree failure to appear, first degree failure to appear, and violation of probation.
• Eric Gilbert, 47, of 15 Pine Ct., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, June 16, and charged with evading responsibility of injury or property damage, operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to drive right.
• David L. Hughes, 31, of 56 Kelley St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, June 16, and charged with sale of narcotic substances, possession with intent to sell narcotic substances, distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from a school, possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis, and criminal possession of a firearm or electronic defense weapon.
• Lawrence J. Hughes, 53, of 71 William St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, June 16, and charged with possession with intent to sell narcotic substances, distribution of controlled substances less than 1,500 feet from a school, and possession of a controlled substance or more than one-half ounce of cannabis.
• Debra Mitchell, 61, of 25 Ward St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, June 16, and charged with second degree breach of peace, and third degree assault.
• Thomas E. Murrone, 35, of 22 Talmadge St., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, June 16, and charged with operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence, and failure to signal on restricted turns.
• Samuel Ramos, 36, of 76 Mountain View Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Saturday, June 16, and charged with third degree criminal mischief, sixth degree larceny, possession of shoplifting device, and two counts of second degree failure to appear.
• Tyler Dorsey, 25, of 215 Birch St., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, June 17, and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• James Laird, 35, of 113 Jacobs St., apartment 3, Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, June 17, and charged with evading responsibility of injury or property damage, and not having insurance.
• Catarina Marie Lopez, 26, of 165 Rockwell Ave., Bristol, was arrested on Sunday, June 17, and charged with second degree breach of peace, second degree threatening, and third degree assault.

The Bristol Police Department is currently seeking any information on locating Elena Sanchez from 40 Oehler Dr. Sanchez was last seen on North Main Street at about 1:10 p.m. She was wearing black pants and a tank top. She is described as a Hispanic female, 4’11” tall, 88 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Anyone with information is asked to call Bristol Police (860) 584-3011.