• Vehicles driven by Ann C. White, 51, of Roxbury Road, Mexico, and Angela L. Dean, 23, of Main Street, Mexico, collided at 1:09 p.m. July 30 on Main Street. White’s 2006 Nissan four-door sustained $1,000 damage. Dean’s 1990 Chevrolet four-door sustained $5,000 damage.

• Vehicles driven by Terri A. Dunham, 44, of Wyman Hill Road, Rumford, and Pauline D. Wilson, 55, of Maine Avenue, Rumford, collided at 2:20 p.m. Aug. 8 on Main Street. Dunham’s 2004 Chevrolet four-door sustained $2,500 damage. Wilson’s 1987 four-door Oldsmobile four-door sustained $1,000 damage.

• Vehicles driven by Robert M. White, 49, of Roxbury, and Ashley R. Pelletier, 17, of Wyman Hill Road, Rumford, collided at 9:45 p.m. Aug. 9, near the intersection of Main Street and Carlton Avenue. White’s 1994 four-door Pontiac sustained $2,000 damage; Pelletier’s 1987 Ford pickup truck sustained $200 damage.

Arrests

• Carl S. Gisseman, 40, of South Arm Road, Andover, criminal trespass, at 4:02 p.m., Aug. 14, at VIP Parts, Tires and Service. He was transported to the Mexico police station where he was bailed. He is scheduled to appear in 11th District Court, Northern Oxford Division, on Oct. 3.

• Paul Williamson, 44, of Roxbury Road, Mexico, two violations of protection from abuse orders and one charge of violating conditions of release, at 5:09 p.m. July 31. He was transported to Oxford County Jail. He is scheduled to appear in 11th District Court, Northern Oxford Division, on Oct. 3.

• Nicolas Haskell, 20, of Rumford, on a warrant for failure to pay a fine, at 4:41 a.m. Aug. 16. He was taken to the Mexico Police Department where he was bailed on $240 cash. He is scheduled to appear in 11th District Court, Northern Oxford Division, on Sept. 5.

Incidents

• A home and truck on Granite Street, along with the Mexico Police Department’s Chevrolet Tahoe, were paint-balled with water-soluble paint shortly after 7 p.m. Aug. 8. Police have no leads.

• The newly constructed gazebo in the municipal parking lot was vandalized sometime in the night or early morning of Aug. 13. Profanity and several names were written on the table.