Oxford Daily Crime Report, Friday to Sunday, Oct. 31 – Nov. 2

Oxford police responded to the following incidents: 24 disturbances, 16 alarms, 15 suspicious activities, eight noise complaints, seven simple assaults, six improper parking, six welfare concerns, four careless drivings, four auto-burglaries (5th & Tyler int. and Old Taylor Rd. & 2 at Clearbrook), four malicious mischief, three recovered properties, three ambulance assists, three animal assists, three fire dept. assists, three lost properties, two 911 hang up calls, two trespassing, two false pretenses, a motorist assist, a petit larceny, a public intoxication, a civil matter, and a house burglary at Harris Drive.
Oxford police investigated 26 wrecks, issued 139 traffic citations, and made 42 arrests on the following charges: (21) public intoxication, (3) DUI, (3) careless driving with DUI, (3) scalping, (2) no car insurance with DUI, a driver without car headlights and a DUI, a noise violation, a careless driving without car insurance and with a suspended drivers license and a DUI, running a stop sign with a suspended drivers’ license and a DUI, a possession of drug paraphernalia, a warrant served, a no drivers license, a speeding with DUI, a possession of marijuana in a motor vehicle, and a careless driving with no car insurance but with a DUI.
Oxford police discovered one code violation per Oxford City Neighborhood Ordinance.
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Oxford Fire Dept. responded to the following calls: a cancelled call at 137 Leighton Road, a water flow alarm malfunction at The Hub, a prank pulling of the fire alarm at the ATO house, a smoke detector activation by spray paint near the room 109 at Phi Kappa Psi house, an A/C unit shorted out and caused smoke in the house at 418 Hathorn Road, eight people were stuck in an elevator at the Vaught-Hemingway stadium – these people were able to get off before the fire dept. arrived, a smoke detector malfunction at The Retreat, smoke detector activated due to turning on the heater for the first time at Graceland Care Center, a smoke detector malfunction at upstairs utility room at Phi Kappa Tau house, and a multiple pull station alarm malfunction at Baptist Memorial Hospital.
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