A cadre of police officers responded to a West End bar following a melee on Saturday that also resulted in an assault on an officer..

After the melee was halted, Stashia M. Luddy, 27, of 820 Matthews St. (U-8) in Bristol was charged with criminal trespass first degree, assault on a police officer, interfering with a police officer, breach of peace in the second degree and threatening second degree.  Luddy was held, pending her arraignment at the Bristol Superior Court on Monday, Nov. 3 on a $75,000 bond.

Luddy was also arrested on a separate case via an arrest warrant that charged her with assault on emergency personnel.

Police reported that at approximately 1:45 a.m. on Saturday, officers responded to the West End Café, 8 Divinity St., on a complaint of a disturbance involving a male being assaulted.  Upon arrival officers found a large group of people in front of the café as well as a large group gathering by the West End Pizza Restaurant and on Landry Street.

Ten officers were used to quell the disturbance.

Police found, inside the café, a bloodied male victim along with a female who was refusing to leave the café when told to do so by the staff.

Police said, at the staff’s request, the female was told to leave by officers. Police said the female refused and was subsequently arrested.  The female then proceeded to assault one of the Bristol officers and later threatened another officer with bodily harm. 

 Police said as officers continued their effort to investigate the assault they were obstructed by the permittee of the café.

Howard “Paris” Allison, 37, of 482 Lake Ave. (24) in Bristol was arrested and charged with interfering with an officer and disorderly conduct.  Allison was held on a $25,000 surety bond pending his court date on Monday, Nov. 3 at the Superior Court in Bristol.

The Bristol Water Department is advising customers to be cautious of two individuals posing as water company employees in an attempt to enter residential homes.

On Saturday, Nov. 1, a press release from the department explained, two male suspects claiming to be from the water department gained access to a Bristol residence, telling the resident they needed to check for water leaks. Bristol Water Department is working in coordination with the Bristol Police Department who are investigating the situation. No further details are available at this time.

The Bristol Water Department, in its news release, urged all residents, especially those who are home during the day, to be alert for imposters by following these tips:

Bristol Water Department employees do not knock on doors to check for leaks without a scheduled appointment and drive vehicles clearly marked with the Bristol Water Department logo.

The Bristol Water Department said in its news release it encourages customers to ask for identification from anyone who comes to their door. All Bristol Water Department employees have photo identification badges and will gladly display them upon request. The policy is “No Identification – No Entry.”

If someone comes to your door claiming to be from the water department and you do not have a previously scheduled appointment, the department said do not allow access to your home until you call the Bristol Water Department at (860)582-7431 or (860)583-6504 to verify their identity.

If you have any doubt about the individual’s identity or motives, or authenticity of their credentials, do not allow them entry into your home and call the police.

Police reported a juvenile was injured when struck by a car.

The injuries were non-life threatening.

Police said that on Tuesday Nov. 11, at 4:54 p.m., officers from the Patrol Division responded to Pine Street on a report of a pedestrian accident.

The officers investigation discovered that a juvenile pedestrian crossed the street and was hit by a passing vehicle. The pedestrian then bounced off another stopped vehicle in the road.

The pedestrian suffered non-life threatening injuries but was transported via ambulance to the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center, said police.

The incident is under investigation by the Bristol Police Department Traffic Division.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.

•Veronica Campbell, 22, of 17 Divinity St., Apt: 1E, was arrested Oct. 31 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•David Ramirez, 60, of 13 Dwight St., Apt: 3, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 31 and charged with operation while under the influence.
•Jeremy S. Hapgood, 20, of 267 Main St., Apt: 8, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 31 and charged with simple trespass and third degree criminal mischief.
•David M. McDougall, 23, of 551 Pine St., Bristol, was arrested Oct. 31 and charged with simple trespass and third degree criminal mischief.
•Kelly S. Burrow, 44, of 436 West St., Apt: 2, Bristol, was arrested Oct. 31 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Howard D. Allison, 37, of 8 Divinity St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 1 and charged with interfering with an officer and second degree breach of peace.
•Stashia M. Luddy, 27, of 820 Matthews St., Apt: U3, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 1 and charged with assault on a peace officer, first degree criminal trespass, interfering with an officer, second degree breach of peace, and second degree threatening.
•Bishop J. Olivo, 19, of 81 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 1 and charged with conspiracy to commit second degree burglary, conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny, conspiracy to commit third degree criminal mischief, second degree burglary, sixth degree larceny, and third degree criminal mischief.
•Samuel R. Shular, 31, of 101 Winding Brook Rd., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 2 and charged with operation while under the influence and restricted turns fail signal.
•Jeremy Jenkins, 26, of 220 Newell Ave., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 2 and charged with operation while under the influence.
•Nicole M. Brown, 34, of 27 Bel-Air Dr., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 2 and charged with sixth degree larceny, third degree identity theft, and third degree forgery.
•Sheena C. Betsey, 28, of 12 Park St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 2 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Shawna L. Brooks, 21, of 102 Leigh Ave., Thomaston, was arrested Nov. 2 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Amy B. Beliveau, 37, of 1192 Burlington Ave., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 2 and charged with conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny and conspiracy to commit second degree criminal trespass.
•Luis Sanchez, 24, of 65 Pinebrook Terrace, Apt: 6, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 2 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and second degree threatening.
•Donald Hatak, 48, of 12 Garden Terrace, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 3 and charged with criminal violation of protection order and first degree criminal trespass.
•Peter E. Schier, 84, of 510 Stafford Ave., Apt: 2A, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 3 and charged with evading physical injury and/or property damage and failure to obey stop sign.
•Megan A. Nauss, 25, of 65 Muir Terrace, Southington, was arrested Nov. 3 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Richard P. Scarola, 48, of 132 South St. Ext., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 3 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and second degree unlawful restraint.
•Arlene Soucy, 44, of 132 South St. Ext., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 3 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Richard P. Luzietti, 41, of 10 Beckwith Dr., Plainville, was arrested Nov. 3 and charged with two counts of criminal violation of protective order and criminal violation of restraining order.
•Ivin A. Williams, 33, of 247 Oakland St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 5 and charged with third degree burglary, second degree criminal trespass, and criminal attempt of sixth degree larceny.
•Shawn M. Davis, 24, of 21 Addison St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 5 and charged with fifth degree larceny, interfering with an officer, sixth degree larceny, and third degree criminal trespass.
•David R. Maran, 24, of 218 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 5 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Hector R. Vega, 24, of 23 West Main St., Plainville, was arrested Nov. 5 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.

A convicted felon was arrested in connection with a domestic dispute in which a firearm was brandished.

Police reported that about 11:55 p.m. on Monday several Bristol officers responded to a complaint of a domestic dispute at 169 Davis Drive.  Police said an investigation revealed that a male at that residence was in possession of a firearm.

No one was injured in this incident and the investigation found that there was no violence to support charges of a domestic based arrest.

But, police said Craig Saunders, 23, of 218 Wortman Ave. (2-B), Brooklyn, N.Y. was charged with carrying a dangerous weapon.  During the processing of this individual, police said officers learned Saunders was a convicted felon out of New York for a residential burglary. Due to his convicted felon status,  Saunders then was additionally charged with criminal possession of a pistol/revolver.

Saunders was held on a $50,000 surety bond pending his appearance at the Bristol Superior Court Tuesday morning.

The Bristol Police Department, along with the Bristol Salvation Army, will be conducting a “Christmas Toy Drive.” The toys can be dropped off at the front desk in the lobby of the department starting Nov. 20 through Dec. 18. The toys should be unwrapped and appropriate for boys or girls between the ages of 1 to 12 years old.

The distribution of toys will be administered by the Salvation Army to selected local families.

UPDATED:

Police are looking for information on the whereabouts of a woman missing since Saturday.

Police said that on Nov.  15, 49, was reported missing to the Bristol Police Department. Police Treiber was reportedly dropped off at the Bristol Plaza, 683 Farmington Ave. in Bristol, at approximately 10 a.m. on Nov. 15 and has not been seen or heard from since.

Police said, “Ms. Treiber is a 49 year old white female who is 5’4” tall and is approximately 125 pounds with salt and pepper hair. She was last seen wearing blue jeans, a sweatshirt (unknown color), a black leather jacket, small rectangular steel frame eyeglasses, and carrying a small beige purse. Ms. Treiber has no fixed address at this time. “

Anyone with any information as to the whereabouts of Lori Ann Treiber should contact the Bristol Police Department at (860)584-3000.

Bristol police announced that tonight, Nov. 20, the department will be conducting a DWI checkpoint on Route 6. This is part of a federal grant to help reduce incidences of DWI crashes and fatalities n the Bristol community.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.
•Carlos Rivera, 39, of 78 Collins Rd., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 6 and charged with third degree burglary, first degree criminal mischief, conspiracy to commit third degree burglary, first degree larceny, conspiracy to commit first degree larceny, and conspiracy to commit first degree criminal mischief.
•Eric Levy, 34, of 75 Woodruff Ave., Thomaston, was arrested Nov. 6 and charged with second degree failure to appear and sixth degree larceny.
•Otilio Salgado, 65, of 55 Gaylord St., Apt: 904, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 6 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Ronald E. Savage, 68, of 118 Goodwin St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 6 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Douglas T. Morin, 22, of 1 Darling St., Apt; 2H, Southington, was arrested Nov. 7 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Matthew Riddle, 23, of no certain address, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 7 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Daniel T. Gargiulo, 48, of 69 Margerie St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 7 and charged with illegal manufacture, distribution, and sale of narcotics.
•David Villanueva-Rivera, 22, of 535 Stanley St., New Britain, was arrested Nov. 7 and charged with violation of protective order and second degree breach of peace.
•Jennifer Dionne, 33, of 227 Washington St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 8 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Anny Andrade, 24, of 27 Highland Ave., Naugatuck, was arrested Nov. 8 and charged with operation while under the influence and restricted turns fail signal.
•Jose C. Medina, 22, of 35 Bianca Rd., Apt: 1, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 8 and charged with disorderly conduct and third degree assault.
•Naomi Melendez, 30, of 35 Bianca Rd., Apt: 1, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 8 and charged with disorderly conduct and third degree assault.
•Charles Fuller, 27, of 175 Prospect St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 8 and charged with second degree threatening, third degree assault, and second degree breach of peace.
•Matthew Jacobs, 31, of 157 Brightwood Rd., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 8 and charged with illegal manufacture, distribution, and sale of prescription, illegal possession of narcotics, illegal possession of marijuana less than four ounces, interfering with an officer, and tampering with or fabricating.
•Keith D. Bidwell, 38, of 30 Burlington Ave., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 9 and charged with second degree harassment, criminal violation of restraining order, third degree criminal mischief, second degree breach of peace, and first degree criminal trespass.
•John L. Logan, 55, of 18 Inwood Lane, Farmington, was arrested Nov. 9 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Brent R. Seaver, 26, of 72 Willis St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 9 and charged with operation while under the influence, traveling unreasonably fast, and restricted turns fail signal.
•Mary Jo Thompson, 46, of 47 Burnham St., Terryville, was arrested Nov. 9 and charged with second degree breach of peace, second degree threatening, and second degree criminal mischief.
•Richard T. Kaczmarczyk, 49, of 54 Danbury Lane, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 10 and charged with second degree failure to appear and interfering with an officer.
•Michael T. McFarlane, 52, of 159 Liberty St., Southington, was arrested Nov. 11 and charged with operation while under the influence and failure to drive right.
•Isaac Vieira, 18, of 95 Terryville Ave., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 11 and charged with second degree breach of peace and possession of alcohol by a minor in public.
•David Stacey, 49, of 1 Walnut St., Terryville, was arrested Nov. 11 and charged with second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and third degree strangulation.
•Enrique M. Robles, 29, of 74 Cottonwood Rd., Newington, was arrested Nov. 12 and charged with restricted turns fail signal, driving wrong way one way, evading responsibility, operation while under the influence, possession of drug paraphernalia, reckless driving, and illegal possession of narcotics.
•Brien J. Cyr, 53, of 600 Clark Ave., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 12 and charged with second degree breach of peace and violation of protective order.
•Krystal S. Vincellette, 25, of 2 Benedict St., Terryville, was arrested Nov. 12 and charged with possession of controlled substance.
•Johnny Cruz, 42, of 136 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 12 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Anthony Johnson, 53, of 30 Summer St., Apt: 3, was arrested Nov. 12 and charged with failure to obey stop sign and illegal possession of narcotics.
•Michael R. Suarez, 29, of 43 Lawson Rd., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 12 and charged with operation while under the influence and no insurance.
•Richard T. Kaczmarczyk, 49, of 54 Danbury Lane, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 13 and charged with third degree burglary and sixth degree larceny.
•Maxwell M. Fenn, 25, of 55 Gaylord St., Apt: 202, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 13 and charged with third degree burglary, sixth degree larceny, and first degree criminal mischief.
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A police officer was assaulted during an altercation at a domestic dispute call on Thursday night.

The officer’s injuries were minor, said police.

Police reported that at approximately 2:50 p.m. on Thursday, officers responded to unit 167 of 200 Blakeslee St. to investigate a complaint of a domestic disturbance.  Further investigation found the suspect hiding in a closet and resisting the officer’s commands to come out and show his hands, said police.

Bristol police said the suspect eventually came out and a struggle ensued with the officers as well as a police K-9. The officers were able to gain control of the suspect and handcuff him however one of the officers sustained a minor injury, said police.

The suspect also spit in the face of one officers and attempted to bite the officer, said police.

Gregory Lamboy, 29, of unit 167, 200 Blakeslee St. was charged with assault on a police officer, interfering with a police officer, criminal violation of a protective order, criminal trespass in the first degree, assault in the third degree,  risk of injury to a minor, breach of peace in the second degree, and possession of less than a half ounce of marijuana.

The investigation revealed that Lamboy had assaulted the female inside the residence and had a protective order against him to refrain from any contact with the female, said police.

In addition to the other charges, police said Lamboy also was charged with two counts of failure to appear in the Second Degree on outstanding arrest warrants.

Lamboy was held on a total bond of $175,000 for the domestic arrest as well as the two failure to appear warrants and was to be arraigned at the Superior Court in Bristol Friday morning.

Police reported that there was a fire at 59 Stearns St. on Sunday.

Police said that on Nov. 23 at 10:40 a.m., patrol officers responded to 59 Stearns St. to assist the Fire Department on a structure fire. There were no injuries but residents of the home were displaced as a result of the fire. The Red Cross responded to assist the residents.

The fire does not appear to be suspicious at this time, said police.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.
•Jamal R. Redding, 24, of 150 Hartland St., Hartford, was arrested Nov. 14 and charged with criminal violation of restraining order.
•Manuel Valentin, 32, of 166 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 14 and charged with second degree threatening, third degree assault, and first degree criminal trespass.
•Justin R. Wolfradt, 31, of 181 Country Lane, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 15 and charged with operation while under the influence and restricted turns fail signal.
•Jose O. Diaz, 26, of 150 Shawn Dr., Apt: A1, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 15 and charged with criminal violation of protective order.
•Nicholas Mangiafico, 18, of 211 Gridley St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 15 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Randy S. Grey, 33, of 147 Concord St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 15 and charged with operation while under the influence.
•Joanne L. Toth, 39, of 183 Tuttle Rd., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 16 and charged with illegal operation of a motor vehicle under suspension and operation of a motor vehicle while using a hand held mobile telephone.
•Lori J. Hawksley, 53, of 187 Blakeslee St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 17 and charged with operation under the influence and unsafe backing.
•Craig Saunders, 23, of 218 Wortman Ave., Apt: 2B, Brooklyn, New York, was arrested Nov. 17 and charged with carry and sale of a dangerous weapon and criminal possession of a pistol/revolver.
•Jason W. Beidler, 43, of 135 Peck Lane, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 18 and charged with second degree unlawful restraint, second degree breach of peace, third degree assault, and second degree breach of peace.
•James K. White, 33, of 89 Andrews St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 18 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Craig Saunders, 23 of 218 Wortman Ave., Apt: 2B, Brooklyn, New York, was arrested Nov. 18 and charged with fugitive from justice-warrant.
•Meghan E. Duperry, 23, of 94 Gaylord St., Apt: 30, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 18 and charged with third degree assault, first degree reckless endangerment, and second degree breach of peace.
•George S. McPhee, 55, of 27 Burlington Ave., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 18 and charged with failure to register sexually violent offense.
•Jimmy L. Farmer, 27, of 17 Talmadge St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 18 and charged with violation of probation.
•Rachel L. Cyr, 28, of 253 Beths Ave., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Jeanmarc Lacroix, 39, of 253 Beths Ave., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 18 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•David O. Concecpcion, 21, of 19 Ohio Ave., Waterbury, was arrested Nov. 19 and charged with first degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Raeann M. Franklin, 45, of 26 Beckwith Dr., Plainville, was arrested Nov. 19 and charged with fifth degree larceny and conspiracy to commit fifth degree larceny.
•Bridget Fortier, 39, of 241 East Hartland Rd., Barkhamsted, was arrested Nov. 19 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Jose A. Lugo, 33, of 75 Union St., Apt: C, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 19 and charged with traveling unreasonably fast and operating without a license.
•Porche L. Michaud, 25, of 39 Cross Rd., Terryville, was arrested Nov. 20 and charged with criminal violation of protection order-threatening, third degree assault, first degree criminal trespass, and second degree breach of peace.
•Marc Sziabowski, 39, of 78 Concord St., New Britain, was arrested Nov. 20 and charged with second degree threatening and second degree breach of peace.
•Steven Callahan, 34, of 266 West St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 20 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Gregory Lamboy, 29, of 200 Blakeslee St., Apt: 167, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 20 and charged with possession of less than one-half ounce of cannabis-type substance, second degree failure to appear, assault on a peace official, non-threatening criminal violation of protective order, first degree criminal trespass, interfering with an officer, injury, risk, impairing morals, second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Jose Martinez, 32, of 203 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 20 and charged with operation while registered license suspended/revoked, and drinking while operating a motor vehicle.
•Christopher McIntyre, 32, of 620 Jackson St., Thomaston, was arrested Nov. 20 and charged with non-threatening criminal violation of protection order and first degree criminal trespass.
•Roger G. Borges, 30, of 21Glanhope Rd., Hopewell, NY, was arrested Nov. 20 and charged with illegal possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia of less than 0.5 ounces marijuana, and weapons in a motor vehicle.
•Raela J. Stolper, 24, of 118 Wellsville Ave., New Milford, was arrested Nov. 20 and charged with possession of less than 0.5 ounce of cannabis-type substance, possession of drug paraphernalia of less than .5 ounces of marijuana, and illegal possession.
•Erica C. Sapper, 24, of 260 Reservoir Rd., New Britain, was arrested Nov. 20 and charged with operation while under the influence, operation of unregistered motor vehicle, no insurance, and failure to renew license.

The Bristol mayor’s office reported that South Side School was evacuated this afternoon due to a possible bomb threat.

According to the mayor’s Facebook page, “Today at 12:30 p.m., a note stating ‘Boom in School’ was discovered in the 4th grade girl’s bathroom at Southside Elementary School. All students and staff have evacuated the school as a precaution. Bristol Police are conducting a thorough search of the school. Students and staff will be readmitted to the school upon directive from the Bristol Police that it is safe to do so.”

The Bristol mayor’s office posted the following:

“Students and Staff re-admitted to Southside School. Police search completed. School safe for re-entry.”

The annual winter parking ban will begin Dec. 15 and extends through March 15. The parking ban restricts parking on any City of Bristol street between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. daily.

Police are on the look out for a robbery suspect, who may have been doused with red dye after the money bag he grabbed exploded while he was holding it

Police provided this image of an armed robbery suspect. The Webster Bank on Pine Street, Bristol was robbed Tuesday night.

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Last Tuesday, around 5 p.m., the Webster Bank, 797 Pine St., Bristol was robbed by a lone white male suspect, said police. Police said the suspect appeared to be between 5’8” and 6’2” tall, and had an Eastern European type accent.

The suspect was provided an undetermined amount of cash and cash equipped with marking dye packs, which exploded while in his possession, said police. That dye, which may have marked the suspect with red dye, also may have contaminated the remainder of the stolen money with red dye.

Anyone seeing a person with red dye markings or receiving money with red dye on it should contact their local police department.

Police said the suspect was dressed in all black clothing, a black knit mask, black ball cap, black hooded sweatshirt, and a black over coat style coat. A firearm was shown and money was demanded.

Anyone with information about this robbery should contact Bristol Police Detective Peter Dauphinais at (860)314-4566. Police said a reward fund has been set up for any information that leads to an arrest in this case.

Bristol police announced that Thursday evening, Dec. 11, officers will be conducting a DWI checkpoint on Route 72. This is part of a federal grant to help reduce incidences of DWI crashes and fatalities in the Bristol community.

The Bristol Police Department reported the following arrests last week.
•Robert Usborne, 34, of 10 Pine Brook Terrace, Apt. 14, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 28 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
•Debra Talent, 51, of 45 Middle St., Apt. 6, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 28 and charged with sixth degree larceny and first degree criminal trespass.
•Dale A. Johnston, 37, of 13 Ingraham St., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 29 and charged with second degree burglary, third degree assault, third degree criminal mischief, and second degree breach of peace.
•Maria M. Gonzalez, 52, of 29 South St., Apt. 2, was arrested Nov. 29 and charged with violation of probation.
•Tracy A. Field, 41, of 208 Davis Dr., Bristol, was arrested Nov. 29 and charged with third degree burglary, third degree larceny, possession of a controlled substance, and second degree failure to appear.
•Kevy Hernandez-Gonzalez, 21, of 54 Center St., Apt. 4, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 30 and charged with third degree burglary, sixth degree larceny, first degree violation of conditions of release, and manufacture/possession of burglar’s tools.
•Curtis J. Mitte, 48, of 435 Main St., Apt. 2, Bristol, was arrested Nov. 30 and charged with failure to register sexually violent offense.
•Anthony Romano, 25, of 104 Vine Rd., Bristol, was arrested Dec. 1 and charged with third degree larceny, conspiracy to commit third degree larceny, and third degree criminal mischief.
•Carlos Rivera, 39, of third degree burglary, first degree mischief, first degree larceny, conspiracy to commit third degree burglary, conspiracy to commit first degree criminal mischief, and conspiracy to commit first degree larceny.
•Heavenlee F. Mendez, 19, of 237 Summer St., Bristol, was arrested Dec. 1 and charged with second degree breach of peace and third degree assault.
•Joed Rosado, 32, of 1620 Main St., Hartford, was arrested Dec. 1 and charged with injury, risk, impairing morals, second degree assault, second degree threatening, and second degree breach of peace.
•Tara L. Beyer, 35, of 143 Oak Ave., Apt. 1, Torrington, was arrested Dec. 1 and charged with second degree breach of peace.
•Chelsea J. Cekauskas, 21, of 187 Maple St., Apt. 1, Bristol, was arrested Dec. 1 and charged with criminal violation of protective order and second degree breach of peace.
•Deborah Cekauskas, 45, of 187 Maple St., Bristol, was arrested Dec. 1 and charged with third degree assault, second degree breach of peace, and assault on a victim age 60 and over.
•Clinton F. McGrath, 49, of 187 Maple St., Bristol, was arrested Dec. 1 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•James A. Harrison, 24, of 170 Trinity Rdg., Rocky Hill, was arrested Dec. 1 and charged with sixth degree larceny, conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny, operation while registered license suspended/ revoked, and second degree failure to appear.
•Jason E. Murphy, 34, of 258 Morningside Dr., Bristol, was arrested Dec. 2 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Ryan Smart, 37, of 280 Rambler St., Bristol, was arrested Dec. 3 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Paul A. Girard, 24, of 35 Bianca Rd., Apt. 1, Bristol, was arrested Dec. 3 and charged with sale/transfer of assault weapons, possession of an assault weapon, conspiracy to commit sale/ transfer of assault weapons, weapons in a motor vehicle, and firearms trafficking of five or less firearms.
•Jamie Newberry, 28, of 20 Edgewood St., Bristol, was arrested Dec. 3 and charged with second degree harassment.
•Janusz Czekaj, 29, of 8 Lake Garda Dr., Farmington, was arrested Dec. 4 and charged with sale and transfer of assault weapons, possession of an assault weapon, criminal possession of firearm or electronic, weapons in a motor vehicle, conspiracy to commit sale/transfer of assault weapons, and firearms traffic-five or less firearms.
•Richard C. Moore, 43, of 744 Church St., Newington, was arrested Dec. 4 and charged with conspiracy to commit assault on a peace officer, second degree breach of peace, interfering with an officer, first degree reckless endangerment, and reckless driving.
•Lester J. Simms, 23, of 6 Forest St., Bristol, was arrested Dec. 4 and charged with injury, risk, impairing morals and second degree breach of peace.
•Darren Lewanowski, 29, of 62 Gridley St., Apt. 3, Bristol, was arrested Dec. 4 and charged with third degree assault and second degree breach of peace.
•Betty J. Marsh, 68, of 147 Hull St., Bristol, was arrested Dec. 4 and charged with operation while registered license suspended/ revoked, no insurance and operation while under the influence.
•Christopher Rodgers, 25, of 200 Blakeslee St., Apt. 271, Bristol, was arrested Dec. 4 and charged with injury/risk/impairing morals and procuring liquor for false pretenses.
•Roger Wing, 35, of 37 Putnam St., Bristol, was arrested Dec. 4 and charged with third degree assault, second degree breach of peace and injury/ risk/ impairing morals.

The Plainville Police Department is investigating an armed robbery that occurred on Thursday night shortly after 6 p.m. at the American Eagle Federal Credit Union on New Britain Avenue, Plainville.

Police said a lone male entered the bank while brandishing a firearm and demanded the the employees hand over money. Police said the male made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. Police said no one was injured in the incident.

Police said the suspect was described as white with an Eastern European accent. He is about 5’8” tall and appeared to have an average build. Police said he was wearing a dark jacket, gray hood, a dark baseball cap, and had a mask covering his face.

Police said detectives are exploring the possibility that this robbery may be related to others in the area.

Webster Bank on Pine Street in Bristol was robbed Tuesday night, according to Bristol police. The description of the suspect, according to the Bristol reports, was similar to the Plainville incident, right down to the Eastern European accent.

Police said anyone with information is asked to call Detective Marc Rivard at (860) 747-1616.

Police provided these surveillance photographs of the suspect who robbed the American Eagle Federal Credit Union on New Britain Avenue, Plainville.

Police provided these surveillance photographs of the suspect who robbed the American Eagle Federal Credit Union on New Britain Avenue, Plainville.

Officer Eric Hanson and Officer Gregory Giannini received Letters of Commendation/Officer of the Month Awards at the Dec. 17 Board of Police Commisioners meeting.

According to documents provided by the department, the officers were presented the awards for an incident on Nov. 23.

The officers, the documents said, “were partnered up working a warrant service assignment. While driving on Mix Street the officers noticed and located the source of a house fire…. Upon arrival, they located a resident outside the home who was unaware that the chimney was engulfed in flames. He told the officers that two other residents were still inside the home.”

“Without regard for their own safety the officers entered the home and safely removed a male who was asleep in his bed and an older female who was in the shower,” said the narrative from the police department. “(The officers) also located the family dog and safely removed it from the home.

“No one was injured and this was all accomplished before the arrival of the fire department,” said the narrative.

The department explained, “The fire inspector on scene later said that the home would have been completely engulfed in a short period of time.”

Mayor Ken Cockayne, left, and Chief Thomas Grimaldi present commendations to officers Eric Hanson and Gregory Giannini.