OPD responds to alcohol-related incidents, among other offenses
The Oxford Police Department also received a report of staples in a sandwich from Skipper’s Pub.
The Oxford Police Department (OPD) responded to several alcohol-related incidents between Oct. 19 and 26.
On Oct. 20, just before noon, officers responded to a report of a firearm that was stolen from Level 27 Apartments sometime over the last several months, according to the OPD media report.
On Oct. 21, just before 10:30 p.m., officers received a report of an online scam a female encountered, according to the OPD media report. The female clicked on a Facebook link that notified her of a virus on her computer and provided her with a phone number to call, according to the OPD media report.
From Oct. 22-25, 11 separate individuals were charged with alcohol-related offenses, including underage consumption of alcohol or open container violations, according to the OPD media report. Of these individuals, four had fictitious identification and one was arrested for driving while under the influence.
On Oct. 22, just after 1:30 p.m., a female in the 400 block of Emerald Woods Drive reported finding nails at the end of her driveway, according to the OPD media report. This is an ongoing occurrence, according to the incident report, and camera footage will be reviewed.
On Oct. 23, just after 9:30 a.m., officers responded to a theft report in the 200 block of East Church Street, according to the OPD media report.
On Oct. 23, a cashier at Stop N Go and another at Johnny's Campus Deli were cited for selling alcohol to an underage confidential informant, according to the OPD media report.
On Oct. 25, just before 12:30 a.m., officers observed a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot of Parkview Arms Apartment, according to the OPD media report. The passenger of the vehicle was apprehended, and the driver was not located, according to the incident report. The vehicle was later reported stolen to the Hamilton Police Department.
On Oct. 25, just before 7:30 a.m., a male reported his sandwich from Skipper’s Pub had staples in it, according to the OPD media report.
Also during the week, OPD responded to a struck deer and a stolen vehicle involved in a crash in Clermont County.
