• Dec. 13, 10:51 a.m.: A Dix Avenue resident reported that she observed two males pushing a bike, which they left in her backyard and then took off. Police Chief Roy Hodsdon said anyone missing a mountain bike should call the department at 364-5686.

• Dec. 9, 10:48 a.m.: A Backkingdom Road resident reported that a back window on their vehicle had a crack in it. The case remains open.

• Dec. 7, 10:57 a.m.: Vocational Region 9 reported that sometime overnight, someone stole three fuel caps off their driving school vehicles. They were valued at $240. There are no leads.

• Dec. 3, 10 p.m.: A Dix Avenue resident reported his son’s bike was stolen. Police recovered it on Main Street and returned it.

• Dec. 3, 10:04 p.m.: Terri Kellner, 50, formerly of Portland and now homeless, charged with criminal trespassing and failure to submit to arrest and detention. She was transported to the Oxford County Jail and released on bail. Hodsdon said police received a complaint about Kellner living in a tent off the Roxbury Road behind the former Waleik’s Store.

Officer Dean Benson found her there, and when he told her she was trespassing and needed to leave, she went into the tent and refused to come out. When the officer tried to unzip the tent, Hodsdon said Kellner tried to attack Benson and Dixfield Police Officer Dustin Broughton, who was assisting.

They arrested her, removed the tent and belongings that day, eventually returning them to her.

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