Oxford Crime Report: Tuesday, March 17

Garen Green-Scott — Kidnapping and Domestic Violence per Aggravated Assault

On Monday, March 16, 2015, investigators of the Oxford police department charged Garen Green-Scott, 25 years of age from Baltimore, Maryland, with Kidnapping (97-3-53) & Domestic Violence Aggravated Assault {97-3-7(4)} after receiving a complaint of domestic violence on Saturday, March 14, 2015. Officers met with the victim who had obvious signs of being assaulted. Through the investigation it was determined that during the assault, Green-Scott confined the victim and would not let her leave or call 911 for help. Garen Green-Scoot was identified and located early Sunday morning on March 15. His bond was set at $100,000. Since Garen Green-Scott was out on a previous felony bond and his $100,000 bond was revoked.

Oxford police responded to the following incidents: four alarms, four noise complaints, three disturbances, two suspicious activities, two 911 hang up calls, two welfare concerns, a grand larceny, an animal complaint, a shoplifting, a recovered property, an ambulance assistance, and an improper parking.

Oxford police investigated four wrecks, issued 13 traffic citations and made 10 arrests on the following charges: (3) petit larcenies; careless driving with no car insurance but with a DUI; an expired tag with possession of drug paraphernalia; a careless driving with DUI; a failure to comply; a warrant served; a shoplifting; and a speeding with a suspended driver’s license and possession of schedule II narcotics.

University police responded to the following incidents: two vehicle stops on Fraternity Row, a suspicious vehicle at Campus Walk, a vehicle stop on Chucky Mullins Drive, a vehicle stop on Rebel Drive, an accidental hit and run on Rebel Drive, a grass fire at Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Tau Omega house, and a traffic detail at the Union lot.

Oxford Fire Department responded to the following incidents: a smoke detector activated by workers at 623 N. 14th Street, a medical assist at Kappa Alpha Order house, a cancelled call for Captain D’s, a smoke detector activated by cooking at 116 Douglas, and a grass fire caused by dumping a grill outside between Alpha Tau Omega house and Sigma Alpha Epsilon house.

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