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It was about 10 to 10 in the evening. A homeowner on Sanders Rd. The young woman told police she was a pot smoker, but the pot in the purse wasnt hers the blue-glass pot pipe, however, was. Tuesday, January 1 The fire department responded to a home on Fairway View for someone having a panic attack. A 39-year-old man was arrested during a traffic stop on Lapeer Rd. A homeowner on Thornehill Trail called police after her home was egged for the fourth time. for an outstanding warrant for domestic violence. A vehicle went off the roadway into a swamp off of Seymour Lake Rd. Oxford Police Reports added by on September 5, 2007View all posts by . He was uninjured and left the vehicle in a panic, as his license was already suspended. The husband left the residence on foot before deputies arrived. was broken into by someone breaking the glass door with a rock. A womans mailbox was knocked off of its post on Island Park. It is believed the thief entered the home through an unlocked sliding door. Sunday, June 11 A 44-year-old man on Somerville reported his 49-year-old brother called him and threatened to kill him. A bicycle was stolen from the front yard on Dunlap Circle. Chief Mark Anglin is a second-generation police officer following in the footsteps of his father, uncles, cousin, brothers, and sisters. Personal injury accident at Betts and Rochester Rd. Oxford Police Reports added by on August 30, 2006View all posts by . A 17-year-old boy and a 16-year-old boy ran away from Crossroads for Youth. Last weeks article concerning Love INC incorrectly reported Lake Orion dentist Dr. Joseph Mastromatteos first name. A resident on Dayton was issued a citation for an ordinance violation for having trucks parked on his front lawn. An unknown person knocked a mailbox off its post and stole it on W. Oakwood Rd. The man has a closed-head injury and doesnt know his name. reported that her boyfriend flicked a cigarette in her face and threw her purse on the ground during an argument. A 20-year-old Oxford man was issued citations for urinating in public at a home on Trillium and for consuming alcohol. Tuesday, April 8 A 69-year-old Oxford man passed away while raking leaves in his yard on Anton Ct. on the side. The 17-year-old was issued a citation for assault and battery. It is still unknown how the perpetrator entered the building. Someone stole a mans Beretta handgun out of the glovebox of his vehicle while parked on John Paul Ct. Wednesday, January 24 A 52-year-old man from Lapeer was arrested on Baldwin for drunken driving for the second time. Wednesday, May 30 A male resident at a group home on S. Coats slapped a female resident in the face. A Ford F-150 was parked behind a business on Mullins Ct. and was found to have been entered by an unknown person. A 20-year-old man was escorted off the middle school property because he had been harassing a 14-year-old girl in the past. His preliminary breath test was .09 percent. created with Drano at the front door of a home on Turnberry Ct. Her preliminary breath test was .135 percent. Friday, May 2 A girls 18-speed Huffy mountain bike was stolen from her yard on Chapman Branch. A mans 24-foot travel trailer was stolen from a storage place on S. Lapeer Rd. Wednesday, November 28 Someone stole a students medication out of her purse while at the high school. The woman was given information on obtaining a personal protection order. Oxford Community Television was ripped off of over $2,000 worth of equipment. The suspect also shattered the back window of his other car. One picture was a six-pointed star with a pitchfork in the center and the other said BooBoo.? She was advised on how to obtain a personal protection order. He was also issued a citation for not having a cycle endorsement. Garcia admitted to breaking into a vacant home on Glaspie May 22 and living there for a week. Four driveway lights were damaged at a home on Wood Trail. The man said he saw a woman pull a grey van onto the trail and saw a boy run into the woods and then back into the van. Tuesday, July 24 Deputies were called to a home on Bayless Dr. after a man hadnt shown up for work in two days. The owner of the restaurant said its procedure for the hostess to inform the guest of the gratuity when making a reservation. An 86-year-old man on Dunlap Circle complained of breathing problems. cellphone and I-Pod were taken from her backpack at the middle school. The woman and her baby werent harmed and the boyfriend was arrested for domestic assault. He was also issued citations for driving with a suspended license and for not having proof of insurance. for operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol. Both men had just gotten out of rehab, and the homeowner said he kicked the man out because he was seeking drugs. A 23-year-old Independence Twp. Tuesday, August 22 Deputies were called to a home on High Point Dr. after a 22-year-old woman and her parents got into an argument. Oxford Police Reports added by on January 23, 2008View all posts by . The rear window of a mans vehicle on Somervile was smashed out by an unknown person. She was driving down W. Drahner and got into a car accident. Incidents taken from reports made by the Oakland County Sheriffs Department, Oxford Village Police Department and the Oxford Fire Department. store. Free Legal Consultation. A Hunters Rill resident reported somebody charged $750 worth of goods/services from My Family Ancestry website. She ran to a gas station after the incident and the man took off. The deputies found the man hiding in the woods with a nail gun and hammer. Witnesses were able to get the mans license plate and deputies were able to locate him at his home on Countryview. Reports of a slip and fall on Heron way. Sunday, July 22 A man on Chinkapin Rill came into the sheriffs substation and said he found a wallet. A rifle was found near the body. A shoe print was found outside. Sunday, January 13 The fire department was called to the campus of Crossroads for Youth for a Ford bus? The parents refused to pay for her prescriptions. An 88-year-old man on Market St. reported general weakness. Family trouble on Hosner. A womans credit cards were found laying between two homes on Post Branch. Sunday, May 25 A 55-year-old woman at a group home on Shipman Rd. A woman on Center reported a civil dispute with her soon-to-be ex-husband. Sunday, December 23 A womans GPS system, digital camera, X-Box gaming machine, toys and clothes was stolen from her vehicle while in a parking lot on N. Lapeer Rd. Both Oxford and Orion deputies set up a perimeter around the home, but when they entered the man wasnt there and the supposed gun was actually a toy. The fire department responded to medical emergencies on Hilcrest Dr., W. Drahner, N. Coats, Beemer Ct. and the northwest municipal lot. Tuesday, May 9 An unknown person attempted to break into a store on the corner of E. Drahner and Lapeer by breaking a window in back with a rock. The woman said she was punched by her boyfriend more than one time and sustained injuries to her nose, but refused medical transport. A juvenile petition was filed for the girl. Only one minor traffic crash occurred in the village after the spontaneous snow fall. The fire department was able to put it out. He denies it. A 21-year-old woman on Hunters Rill called deputies after her 21-year-old live-in boyfriend pushed her to the ground. Reports of a 25-year-old man on W. Drahner with possible alcohol poisoning. A womans CB radio was stolen from her vehicle on Lakes Edge Dr. She believes she left the doors unlocked. The Oxford Fire Department treated the man for minor injuries. He was arrested for disorderly conduct-public intoxication. Reports of a chimney fire on Stanton Rd. A man failed to pay for his $30.15 of gas he purchased from a gas station on Lapeer and Drahner. A purse, drivers license, camera and digital pager were stolen from a vehicle on Brookfield. Sunday, April 6 An unknown person entered a building behind a church on S. Lapeer Rd. A 35-year-old man on Doral Dr. accidentally overdosed on his medication. The 65-year-old man from Davison denied the allegations. A 42-year-old woman on Ottawa Trail Ct. attempted suicide and was transported to POH-Oxford. Tuesday, June 13 A 35-year-old woman on Lakeville Rd. The man has called three times a day, every day for over a month. Sunday, February 25 Deputies were dispatched to a home on Crestwood to help a reportedly suicidal 21-year-old man. A couple on W. Manor got into a shoving match while they were drinking. Burn complaint on Spruce. A preliminary exam is set for sometime next week. The teens were sent home without incident. A womans wallet was stolen from her vehicle while at a park with her kids on Glaspie. He also admitted to being on prescription medication and had marijuana cigarettes in the vehicle. The bull is black and white with horns. Friday, August 18 A resident on Chelsea Blvd. reported that his wife said she was going to commit suicide and left their home. A 7-year-old passed out on Bellwood Ct. Reports of juveniles skateboarding in the street and obstructing traffic on West St. One died each day for three days. Someone flattened two tires on a womans vehicle on Shummard Branch. A 24-year-old Pontiac man was arrested for operating a vehicle under the influence of liquor after a deputy witnessed him swerving while driving on Lapeer Rd. A woman on Inverness Dr. called deputies after her boyfriend grabbed her around the neck and slapped her because she had gone out with her girlfriends. No one on the other line speaks when they call, except one time they said Pat.? Oxford Civil Service Board: 600 Stanley Merrill Drive Oxford, AL 36203 256-831-3730 Someone entered a mans vehicle on Boulder Lake and stole his laptop and wallet. A Lake Orion woman mistakenly left her purse in a shopping cart at a dollar store on S. Lapeer Rd. The girls both decided not to press charges against one another. The woman appeared disoriented, was crying and had red marks on her arm but denied any physical abuse. The woman said she was confused and had been stopped by another police officer 10 minutes ago for speeding. Nothing was stolen. They were issued citations for trespassing. Lance allegedly stole a residents 2005 Dodge Ram in the middle of the night. Neighbors called police after they witnessed a father on Center St. slap his 9-year-old son in the face, knock him to the ground and hit him with a belt. Oxford Police Department 121 S. Sumner / PO Box 337 Voice: (620) 455-3225 Fax: (620) 455-3730 Emergency: 911 Department Motto: "Community, Honor, Respect." Mission Statement: The Oxford Police department is committed to providing 24 hour service to the citizens of the City of Oxford, Kansas. Thursday, March 1 Several prescription pads were stolen from a medical center on S. Lapeer Rd. A familys carbon monoxide detector went off at their home on Oakmont Dr., but there were no illnesses. The man has since quit his job and a detective is compiling information for felony charges. A raccoon in fireplace on First St. The couple is going through a divorce. Two 35 mm camera lenses were stolen and his bedroom drawers were rifled through. A husband and wife on Chirco were arguing over a piece of computer equipment when the mans 19-year-old step-daughter grabbed a broom and began beating him across the back. A 72-year-old man at a W. Drahner apartment complex called deputies after he cut his hand on some Christmas decorations on the banister. Oxford Police Reports added by on May 31, 2006View all posts by . The cash drawer was pried open and a petty cash bag with $494 in it was stolen. The woman apparently was looking for someone, but would not respond to questioning by stunned workers. Christmas decorations were stolen from a home on Pleasant St. Monday, January 28 Parents at a home on E. Manor St. filed a missing persons report after their 19-year-old daughter left with a 25-year-old man from St. Clair County that she met on MySpace.com. A 41-year-old Oxford woman was issued a citation for driving with a suspended license, improper license plate and for not having proof of insurance after a traffic stop on Lapeer Rd. Plastic tubing was found in the roadway on N. Washington St. causing a hazard. An 18-year-old man on East was issued a citation for consuming alcohol. The owner believes his nephew may have stolen it. A man on Kirkwood reported his personal checks were stolen from his dresser. A 37-year-old man from Lapeer was arrested for an outstanding Friend of the Court warrant out of St. Clair County. The woman admitted making fraudulent refunds in the past. A 26-year-old Lapeer man stole dog food from a pet store on N. Lapeer and items like soap and acne face pads from a convenience store in the same plaza. If no match is found for a pre-2003 crash, you need to submit a request the Maine State Police Traffic . Deputies were called to an alarm at some model homes on S. Lapeer Rd. The man and his passenger were transported to P.O.H in Pontiac for medical treatment. Monday, July 31 A 49-year-old mother on Hilberg reported her 17-year-old son threw keys at her face. One boy was cited for minor in posession of alcohol. and Oakwood and fled the scene. A woman on Lincoln said her ex-husband was harassing her via telephone. Someone hit a mans mailbox with a truck on Lakes Edge Dr. Saturday, December 30 A man on Winnie Dr. called deputies after his wife didnt return home from work in Rochester Hills. A mans license plate was stolen off of his vehicle while playing basketball at a friends house on Baldwin Rd. She was advised on how to obtain a personal protection order. A woman on Dunlap Circle reported that someone attempted to enter her home through a window. called deputies to report that her 40-year-old husband spit on her while at their sons baseball game. Someone busted out a van window on E. Manor. The Oxford Township Fire Department was able to put out the fire. Her blood alcohol content was .210 percent. A man on Thomas called deputies after his 11-year-old daughter told him her grandmother threw her against the wall and that she had left the three children she was babysitting alone. A 25-year-old Oxford man was arrested for his third operating while intoxicated while driving on Lakeville Rd. A woman on Quail Ridge reported fraud after she found two unauthorized withdrawals from her checking account totaling $700. A 43-year-old man on Scarlet Oak reported two bottles of prescription medicine stolen from his home during a Super Bowl party. Food wrappers were also found scattered about and a window lock was damaged. Oxford Police Reports added by on May 24, 2006View all posts by . A 51-year-old woman on Maynard Circle complaining of chest pains and trouble breathing. The mans blood alcohol level was .191. The fire chief believes the fire was intentionally set because the vehicle, that wasnt even driveable, didnt have a battery. The mobile home was completely destroyed and the neighboring mobile home suffered $3,000-$4,000 worth of damage, according to Fire Chief Jack LeRoy. Oakland County Sheriffs deputies suspect the responsible was looking for cash. The fire department transported the man to POH for treatment because he said he was having difficulty breathing. This was without the owners knowledge or permission. Saturday, May 10 A woman on Gibson St. reported that her gasoline had been siphoned out of her vehicle. There was no evidence of a forced entry. He believes it may have been taken from his mailbox. Police were called to reports of a scuffle in the city centre in the early hours of this morning. A woman on Crawford reported receiving harassing cell phone calls. Monday, June 25 Three teen girls ran away from Crossroads for Youth. Thursday, March 27 A 17-year-old girl on Nuttal Branch called deputies claiming her mothers 30-year-old live-in boyfriend assaulted her when they were arguing. A man walking along N. Washington St. reported that he was almost hit by someone in a vehicle. The man was very agitated when he gained consciousness, kicking and biting medical personnel. When the officer spoke to the driver he found two grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia in the vehicle. Oxford Police Reports added by on February 27, 2008View all posts by .