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The deputies found the man hiding in the woods with a nail gun and hammer. Oxford Police Department honors officers for service By Patrick McCreless, Star Staff Writer, pmccreless@annistonstar.com Oct 20, 2017 Oxford police Chief Bill Partridge speaks during an. He agreed it was a stupid thing to do and was given a citation for disorderly person. for an illegal burn. When she was approached about showing a receipt, the woman ran to her car and took off. A bicycle was stolen from the front yard on Dunlap Circle. An Oxford womans ex-boyfriend from Brandon keeps calling her at her Southshore home and threatening her. An electrical supply shop on Thomas Rd. The woman believes the man was bothering her due to an ongoing legal battle shes in with his neighbor. The cars windshield and drivers side doors were damaged when they returned. Sunday, January 28 A woman from Leonard was issued a citation for speeding after her vehicle slid off the road and hit a light pole. An 88-year-old man on Market St. reported general weakness. The caller threatened to put the owners head in a wood-chipper. A 47-year-old Oxford man was arrested on Park for operating a vehicle while being intoxicated. Her preliminary breath test was .10. He was later found by the Auburn Hills police and then transported to Havenwick. His radio, a cell phone and 30 CDs were stolen. Someone on Carriage Lane pulled a back muscle and couldnt get off their couch. He said he felt he had to steal the items because hes low on cash because his work hours were cut. 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. He said she refused to leave. Sunday, January 27 A building owner on S. Washington called police after he found muddy shoe prints in the stairwell and on a chair. A 26-year-old woman on Danwood called deputies after getting into a pushing argument with her boyfriend. A 17-year-old male student was issued a citation for consumption of alcohol under 21 while at school on N. Oxford Rd. He was originally pulled over for a traffic violation on N. Oxford Rd. They said they entered an unlocked door to retrieve a cell phone charger in a locker. Car vs. deer on Lakeville Rd. Thursday, April 26 An 18-year-old man was given a trespassing citation while at the high school. The woman canceled the credit card before it could be used. A woman on Glaspie reported that her boyfriend took her prescriptions and will not return them. The boyfriend left the scene before deputies arrived. The woman was told to find an alternative arrangement for her dogs. Thursday, September 6 An 81-year-old man walked away from a group home on Hummer Lake Rd. He was driving a white Ford Focus. A 29-year-old woman on Sanders was transported to the hospital for evaluation after she said she wanted to stay in her car until she froze to death. Deputies observed him traveling 80 mph in a 40 mph zone. store without paying. A 38-year-old man on Sebek St. punched a 50-year-old woman in the face after she smiled at him while she was mowing the lawn. Saturday, September 29 A black Schwinn bicycle was stolen from behind a store on W. Burdick. Sheriffs deputies assisted the village police in recovering a stolen camera from a home on Lakeshore Circle. An unknown person broke the left drivers side window on a vehicle on Glenmoor, but nothing was stolen from the vehicle. A man on Hunters Rill returned home to find jewelry, cologne, a jacket, phone, DVD player and his alligator shoes were stolen. A Sirius satellite radio and emergency window punch tool was stolen from an unlocked vehicle on Cypress Dr. She was issued a citation for speeding and for driving against traffic. Official Twitter account of the Oxford Police Department Home of. He was extremely intoxicated and had a blood alcohol content of .226 percent. They dont know for sure,? Saturday, February 17 Someone smashed the passenger window of a vehicle on Indian Lake. She said his name isnt on their childs birth certificate, so he has no rights as a parent. The staff member didnt want to press charges due to the patients mental condition. The driver wasnt cited for the incident. A maintenance person at the middle school on Lakeville Rd. while intoxicated. It is still unknown how the perpetrator entered the building. A pop machine on S. Washington St. was smashed. A 26-year-old woman from Ann Arbor was at a 26-year-old Oxford mans house on East Lake and pushed, hit and scratched him when he told her to leave. She was intoxicated and had a blood alcohol content of .26 percent. When paramedics arrived to the home, the woman denied taking the pills, but said she was cutting herself. A wallet was stolen from a mans vehicle on Sandhurst. Friday, June 9 A 16-year-old girl told her mother two girls at the high school grabbed her by the neck and shoved her into a wall. A mans vehicle was entered without force while parked behind the movie theater. A woman on Chinkapin Rill reported that someone broke into her home and stole jewelry and prescription medication. Tuesday, October 16 A van was vandalized off of W. Drahner Rd. He did not need medical treatment. The woman said she threw a beer at her boyfriend and he pushed her out of his face. threatened to kill a staff member and herself. During a traffic stop on Glaspie, a 31-year-old Oxford woman was arrested for an outstanding warrant out of Detroit. Someone entered an unlocked vehicle on Heron Way, but nothing was stolen. The boys? A 27-year-old man from Oxford was issued a citation for having an improper license plate and an expired registration while driving on Lakeville Rd. Wednesday, April 23 An employee at a landscaping company on S. Lapeer Rd. The woman was given information on obtaining a personal protection order. A warrant package was completed for review by a prosecutor. A man on Dennison reported that someone broke a piece of his white cedar fencing he was installing. Sunday, April 15 A 38-year-old Flint man was arrested for an outstanding warrant out of the Oxford Village Police Department for possession of marijuana. Tuesday, April 11 A woman from Caro found a long scratch on the drivers side of her vehicle after shopping at a store on Lapeer and Ray Roads. Only one minor traffic crash occurred in the village after the spontaneous snow fall. The father called deputies because his son was highly agitated? A 16-year-old girl ran away from Crossroads for Youth. He was also intoxicated and his preliminary breath test was .14 percent. His preliminary breath test was .101 percent. In Person: Oxford Police Department, 22 W Burdick St, Oxford, MI 48371, United States. A woman on Laurel Leah called sheriffs deputies when she saw two white, teenage boys trying to enter her neighbors home through a window. Reports of suspected child neglect on Chinkapin Rill after a deputy responded to a call. The Oxford Police Department operates one DJI Inspire drone as of 2018, according to data compiled by the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College. Inside the purse was credit cards, a checkbook and $600 in cash. A 49-year-old Oxford man was arrested and given citations for driving with a suspended license and speeding on Lakeville Rd. Tuesday, June 10 Deputies were dispatched to Harwood Dr. for a domestic assault. A preliminary exam is set for sometime next week. The Oxford Fire Department was called for a vehicle fire on Dennison. It appears someone threw a rock and shattered a sliding glass door to enter the home. The box is shaped like a barn and had a large amount of mail inside. He was issued another citation for littering after ripping up the first ticket and throwing it on the ground. A business owner on N. Lapeer spoke to an employee about the quality of his work. Oxford Police Reports added by on November 7, 2007View all posts by . and stole several items. without paying for the items. The man was stopped because he was driving on the wrong side of the road. Sunday, June 8 A laptop and credit cards were stolen from a vehicle on Glenmoor Dr. A woman on Brookside Ct. has been getting unwanted phone calls for about a month. 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. A man on Ridgefield Ct. reported that an unknown person entered his vehicle and stole his wallet, which contained credit cards. Flowers from a grave at a Baldwin Rd. Sunday, April 16 A 36-year-old man refused to return his 5-year-old daughter to his ex-wifes home on Millpond because he thinks shes got a boyfriend living with her and it wouldnt make a suitable home. Thursday, December 28 A 42-year-old woman on W. Drahner sent her ex-boyfriend an e-mail saying she took over 200 pills and planned on killing herself. At 6:54 p.m. an Oakland County Sheriffs Deputy closed? Reports of a man looking through windows on Lakeville Ct. A vehicle hit a mailbox on Thornehill Trail and left the scene. Saturday, July 21 Two 13 and 14-year-old girls were walking through a campground off of E. Oakwood Rd. Incidents taken from reports made by the Oakland County Sheriffs Department, Oxford Village Police Department and Oxford Fire Department. A woman on Lincoln said her ex-husband was harassing her via telephone. OUR MISSION The Oxford Police Department is housed 715 Molly Barr Road. The ceremony was the first of its kind to take place since the council resumed face-to-face meetings. A 23-year-old man from Oxford was issued a citation for operating while intoxicated on Moon. A 54-year-old man from Oxford was arrested for operating while under the influence of alcohol while driving on Glaspie St. His preliminary breath test was .16. His preliminary breath test was .22 percent. Inside it was a womans tax return and other items. Tuesday, April 8 A 69-year-old Oxford man passed away while raking leaves in his yard on Anton Ct. Reports of juvenile complaints on Dennison when kids were making too much noise playing basketball. Both were advised on domestic violence laws. Monday, October 8 A man on E. Oakwood Rd. The intruder stole a coin collection, diamonds and other valuables. A man was driving down S. Lapeer Rd. Reports of an automobile accident at Drahner Rd. The 18-year-old was intoxicated and had a blood alcohol content of .12 percent. reported that someone broke into the office area and stole a phone and several sets of keys. A 26-year-old and a 19-year-old man were busted for retail fraud at a store on N. Lapeer Rd. and at Rochester Rd. It appears an accelerant was used to start the fire. Friday, March 7 A woman on N. Baldwin Rd. A commercial semi-truck driver was pulled over on N. Washington St. for having a tail light out. Oxford Police Reports added by on October 10, 2007View all posts by . by sticking them in his pants. Tuesday, July 17 An unknown person damaged a sign in front of a golf course on Metamora Rd. Sunday, May 13 An unknown person broke into a mans shed on Danwood and stole several tools. He became angry and ripped all of the decorations down. Pesky kids playing basketball in a W. Burdick St. parking lot. Friday, May 5 Four hubcaps were stolen from a Buick Regal on Brentwood. Friday, October 19 A man on Indian Lake Rd. Its believed that a pellet gun caused the damage. Food wrappers were also found scattered about and a window lock was damaged. Entry was gained by smashing the drivers side window. No fingerprints were found. Foley responded to a rollover crash at mile marker 34 northbound on I-95. A 51-year-old Oxford man was walking north on Washington at the Oxford Marketplace plaza when he was struck by a vehicle exiting the driveway. An area check was conducted for the wolf with negative results. No assault charges were filed. A 54-year-old Lapeer man was arrested on S. Lapeer Rd. A 33-year-old Shelby Twp. Friday, August 4 A woman driving on Lapeer Rd. He was on probation for a previous domestic assault incident. The owner believes his nephew may have stolen it. Saturday, June 2 A man on Beemer reported that his ex-girlfriend is harassing him and has been threatening him with physical violence. People in Scripter Park after hours. An unknown person keyed? Family trouble on Hosner. -- A pickup truck struck two University of Mississippi students in a parking lot in downtown Oxford, killing one of them and injuring the other, police said.