Oxford Law Enforcement Anticipates More Arrests to be Made in November Burglary Case

On November 16, 2016, officers with the Oxford Police Department responded to 3701 Lyles Drive in reference to a burglary. A total of 13 firearms valued at over $26,000 were stolen. It was determined that members of the moving company had unlocked the window inside the residence and multiple people entered the house from the outside. Through the investigation it was determined who one of the burglars was, and he was identified as Nicholas Young. Nicholas Young, 22, of Oxford, was arrested for burglary and given a bond of $30,000. The Mississippi Department of Corrections placed a hold on Nicholas Young due to him being on parole. He is currently residing at the Lafayette County Detention Center. The Oxford Police Department, Lafayette County Sherriff’s Office and federal agencies are still pursuing the remaining suspects involved with this case and more arrests are to come. (This is a continuance to the previous arrests involving 3 Men Moving)

On November 16, 2016, officers with the Oxford Police Department responded to 3701 Lyles Drive in reference to a burglary. A total of 13 firearms valued at over $26,000 were stolen. The girlfriend of Nicholas Young, who was identified as Christina Diggs, 22, of Oxford, was found to have transported several firearms to Aberdeen, Mississippi. She was subsequently arrested and taken to the Lafayette County Detention Center. Christina Diggs was given a bond of $25,000 for the charge of accessory after the fact. The Oxford Police Department, Lafayette County Sherriff’s Office and federal agencies are still pursuing the remaining suspects involved with this case and more arrests are soon to come. Anyone with information regarding this case are asked to call the Oxford Police Department and speak with Detective Fortner (662-232-2400) or Crime Stoppers (662-234-8477). 

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