Oxford Crime Report: Friday – Sunday, April 15 – 17

Oxford police responded to the following incidents: 19 suspicious activities, 13 disturbances, 11 noise violations, 10 alarms, five welfare concerns, five simple assaults, three careless drivers, three complaints of lost property, two motorist assists, two illegally parked cars, two petit larcenies, two credit card fraud, two malicious mischief, two 911 hang up calls, two recovered lost items, harassing phone calls, a littering, a civil matter and a code violation.

Oxford police investigated 24 wrecks, issued 52 traffic citations and made — arrests on the following charges:
(2) Public intoxications
(2) Noise violations
Warrant served
Speeding and DUI
No insurance and DUI (Wreck)
Ran stop sign and DUI
Public intoxication and shoplifting
Careless driving, no insurance and DUI
Suspended driver’s license and no insurance (Wreck)
Speeding, no insurance and suspended driver’s license
Careless driving and possession of drug paraphernalia
Leaving the scene of an accident, no insurance, failure to comply and DUI
Expired tag, no driver’s license, no insurance and possession of Schedule I narcotics

University police responded to the following incidents:
Friday, April 15
Vehicle stop on Fraternity Alley
Public drunk at Martin Hall
Fake ID at Phi Kappa Psi house
Fake ID at Saloum Tennis Facility
Ambulance call at Crosby Hall
Saturday, April 16
(5) Vehicle stops
Sexual offense – rape (reported as off-campus)
Intoxicated person on Fraternity Row
Disturbance via loud music / unnecessary noise at Sigma Nu house
Vandalism per malicious mischief at Phi Delta Theta house
Fake ID on Rebel Drive
Sunday, April 17
(5) Vehicle stops
Possession of weapons on school property
Accidental personal injury at Blackburn – McMurray Complex
Larceny via shoplifting at Stockard Hall

Oxford Fire Department responded to the following calls:
Friday, April 15
Smoke detector activated at 7:08 p.m. by cooking at the Country Club of Oxford
Saturday, April 16
Smoke detector activated at 2:24 p.m. by cooking at 143 Peyton Circle
Smoke detector activated at 6:33 p.m. by smoking weed at Phi Kappa Tau house
Sunday, April 17
Smoke detector activated at 6:26 p.m. by the oil burning too hotly at Captain D’s
Fire alarm malfunction at 11:53 p.m. at Stewart Hall

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