MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police cited Nathan L. Paquette, 46, of Middlebury for driving under the influence (second offense), two counts of driving with a criminally suspended license, and resisting arrest, following an investigation in the Munson Road area on March 13.

Police said they measured Paquette’s blood-alcohol content at 0.114%, the legal limit for driving is 0.08. Police said Paquette was lodged at Marble Valley Correctional Facility following his arrest.

In other action last week, Middlebury police:

• Helped defuse a domestic dispute in the Valley View neighborhood on March 10.

• Helped Vermont Fish & Wildlife officials screen a driver for driving under the influence on Seminary Street Extension on March 10.

• Arrested Tanya M Brace, 35, on an active warrant on March 10.

• Loaned Middlebury’s K9 team to Vermont State Police to help determine whether there were illegal drugs in a vehicle that authorities had stopped on Route 7 on March 10.

• Responded to a domestic dispute in the North Pleasant Street area on March 10.

• Helped a local resident who was being verbally abused by a man downtown on March 10.

• Assisted Fish & Wildlife with a traffic stop on South Main Street on March 10.

• Located a runaway youth (from Winooski) at a Case Street address and turned them over to a family member on March 10.

• On March 10, and again on March 12, checked on a homeless person who’s been living in a tent off Merchants Row.

• Gave a ride home to a discharged Porter Hospital patient on March 10.

• Enforced the town’s overnight winter parking ban on College Street on March 10.

• Helped state police execute a search warrant on a vehicle on Route 7 on March 11.

• Were informed of the possible theft of jewelry from a Woodland Park home on March 11.

• Served a no-trespass order on a man who was causing a disturbance on a Tri-Valley Transit bus on Creek Road on March 11.

• Were informed on March 11 of a recent theft from Middlebury College campus.

• Intervened in a domestic dispute and an alleged case of threatening involving two people who had been driving on College Street on March 12.

• Assisted state police and Salisbury fire officials at the scene of a motorcycle crash on Route 7 in Salisbury on March 13.

• Responded to a report of five people “arguing and threatening each other” in a parking lot off Court Street on March 14.

• Helped defuse a property-related argument among some people in the Benedict Lane area on March 14.

• Assisted Middlebury Regional EMS on a medical call to the Case Street area on March 14.

• Took a drunken man in the Court Street area into protective custody on March 15.

• Searched in vain for a driver said to be unable to stay in the proper lane on Route 7 South on March 15.

• Intervened in a dispute between Pine Meadows neighbors on March 15.

• Responded to a report of two dogs fighting at the entrance of Mary Hogan Elementary School on March 15.

• Helped sort out a cat-related dispute involving neighbors in the Woodbridge and Jackson Lane neighborhoods on March 15.

• Responded to a family argument in the High Street area on March 15.

• On March 16, checked on the welfare of a person in downtown who had reportedly been behaving “oddly,” but who police determined didn’t need help.

• Helped a driver with a damaged vehicle on Exchange Street on March 16.