Incidents taken from reports made by the Oakland County Sheriff’s Department, Oxford Village Police Department and Oxford Fire Department.

Wednesday, September 13
Oxford Police investigated a domestic disturbance on Glaspie Street. A woman, 42, called police and told them her husband came home at 12:15 am. and had been drinking. She said he threatened her and she called police.
Police attempted to question the man, 37, but could not find him inside the home.
After a search, the man was found hiding in a crawl space in the basement. He told police he hid because he was afraid he would be arrested. Since there was no physical confrontation, police said they were not going to arrest him but instead he agreed to let police transport him to another location for the evening.

Thursday, September 14
Sheriff’s deputies arrested a 44-year-old Lake Orion woman after she allegedly struck her 15-year-old daughter several times, including hitting her in the head with a telephone. Deputies from Oxford Township were called to the home, on Detroit Boulevard, at 12:34 a.m. and spoke to the girl, who said her mother struck, kicked and hit her in the head with the telephone. The reported noted bruises to the girl’s arm and a bump on her head. According to the girl and other witnesses, the mother became angry when the girl went to practice soccer instead of to another location where the mother wanted her to go.

Friday September 15
A home on E. Manor in the Lake Villa Park was broken into and vandalized. According to reports from the Oakland County Sheriff’s Department, an employee of the company that owns the home reported that it had been vacant. There was evidence the house was broken into and there were food wrappers in the house. There also were holes knocked in some of the walls.
A man who lives on Glenmoor reported he was a victim of identity heft. The man told Oakland County Sheriff’s Deputies that someone apparently stole his credit card and was used between August 26 and September 13 to charge more than $453 worth of goods. The man, 47, reported he believed his card was stolen from his wallet when he left his wallet inside his car.

Saturday, September 16
A resident of Oxford Oaks reported his garage was entered and items from his car were taken in a burglary. The victim, 52, said he discovered his side garage door open at 4:45 a.m. and the doors to his car inside also were open. The man reported that his radar detector and about $10 in change were taken.
An Oxford woman told village police she had received Internet death threats from her boyfriend. The woman, 18, said the man, of Flint, had threatened her and her unborn child. Oxford police contacted the boyfriend, 30, of Flint, and reported that he claimed the woman had threatened him. Police reported they told both individuals how they could file personal protection orders against the other.

Sunday, September 17
Oxford police arrested a 46-year-old Oxford man on suspicion of drunken driving. According to police reports, an officer observed the man pull out of a parking lot onto Burdick and then get into a left turn lane on Washington Street. Instead of turning, the man drove through the intersection. Police stopped the vehicle and reported the man admitted to having been drinking. He was given a preliminary Breathalyzer test which showed his blood alcohol level was .17 percent. The man was taken to the Oxford Police Department where another test was given and his blood alcohol level was .15 percent. Someone is intoxicated if there blood alcohol level is .10 percent of above. The man was given an appearance ticket.
Two drivers in a parking lot at 150 Washington collided. The cars sustained only minor damage and neither driver was injured.
A 52-year-old Clawson man died of an apparent heart attack at his daughter’s home on Thornehill Drive. According to reports from Oxford Police, the victim’s daughter said she came home and found her father slumped in a chair in the garage. The woman called Oxford fire Department and gave her father CPR. Paramedics also administered CPR when they arrived but the man could not be saved.
A U.S. Postal Department letter carrier filed a report with Oxford Police that a dog on First Street has attempted to attack him several times. The carrier reported that the owner has agreed to keep the dog tied up so it could not injure anyone.
A 39-year-old Oxford Township man reported someone took a laptop computer and his passport from his car parked at his home on Ridgefield. The man said he noticed the theft at about 7 a.m.
A 30-year-old woman who lives on Sandhurst reported that someone broke into her car and took her cell phone. The woman told sheriff’s deputies that she discovered the break in at about noon.
A rented truck sustained damage when it caught fire on Lapeer Road, near Ray Road. According to reports from the sheriff’s department, a Metamora man, 52, said he was driving when he noticed smoke coming from the dash panel. The man stopped the car and a passerby had a fire extinguisher and put out the blaze. Oxford Fire Department was called and also sprayed the inside of the vehicle. The truck could not be driven and was towed.
An Oxford man, 22, reported that he was threatened and nearly hit with a car at a business along Lapeer Road. The man and his girlfriend, 22, said they pulled into the parking lot at 955 S. Lapeer where the woman worked. They said a man in another car pulled up and threatened him. The Oxford man said the man said he would stab him and shoot him. The victim said the man then attempted to run him over with the car. Sheriff’s deputies arrived at the scene shortly after the incident and attempted to catch the driver of the car but were unsuccessful.

Tuesday, September 18
Oakland County Sheriff’s Deputies recovered a stolen 2003 Jeep in Oxford Oaks. According to police reports, a resident of the area reported the vehicle had been parked for several days. When police checked the vehicle they discovered it has been stolen in Oxford.
An Oxford woman reported that a former employee of a company on Jersey improperly took $250 from a company back account to pay for a cell phone bill. The woman told police she did not know the man still had access to the bank account. The report stated that bank officials acknowledged that the man should not have had access to the account.

Incidents taken from reports made by the Oakland County Sheriff’s Department, Oxford Village Police Department and the Oxford Township Fire Department.
Tuesday, June 5 prescription fraud discovered/reported on S. Washington St.
Suspicious circumstances on Pontiac St.
A Mill Street woman reported the sewing machine on her porch was stolen — only to have her sister report that it had been ‘given to the school for their auction.?
Electrical wires down on Oak Ridge Rd.
Medical emergencies on Hertford Ct and Market Street.
Wednesday, June 6, Runaway reported on South Street.
A 29-year-old Oakland Townshp man was arrested for driving his red Honda car, under the influence of liquor on Glaspie Street.
A Waterstone Street resident called Oxford Police to report that folks were fishing ‘in the lake? and that she didn’t believe they ‘were from there.?
Motorcycle complaint on Somerville Rd.
Warrant arrest on Broadway Street.
Hospice death on W. Drahner Road.
Credit card fraud reported from Harwood Court.
While working away from her West Street home, a woman reported somebody had entered her home through an unlocked bedroom window and stolen $1,290 worth of DVD movies, a Game Cube and a red digital camera.
From Basket Branch Street, larceny of a black, BMX Haro bike valued at $300.
Oakland County Deputies noticed a car not stopping or using a turn signal whilst turning. They stopped the car, driven by a 17-year-old Oxford lad — and busted him for have marijuana seeds, rolling papers and a pipe.
Medical emergencies on W. Burdick, S. Washington and Crawford streets, as well as Manitou Lane and Dunlap Circle.
Thursday, June 7 Larceny from cars parked on Glaspie Street.
Natural, hospice death on East Street.
A $200 portable DVD player was stolen from a van parked on Lafayette Street.
Police found a pink and blue girl’s bike, pushed up against a rock at the end of Dayton Street. The bike was tagged and is lodged at Oxford Police Department.
A Stanton Street woman reported she is being stalked.
A slip and fall victim from Market Street was transported to Troy Beaumont Hospital.
Friday, June 8 Juvenile complaints from Thornhill Trial.
Someone was recklessly driving a gray Buick on Glaspie Street.
Suspicious person reported in a Pontiac Street garage.
Two complaints of those darned kids skateboarding on S. Washington Street.
Medical emergencies on W. Drahner Road and Dennison Street.
A red brief case was stolen from the back seat of a Toyota Camry parked on Eagle Trail.
Fire department called to a Mechanic Street home because the gas line to a backyard grill was leaking and hissing.
Saturday, June 9 A man walking down Lakeville Road, reported another man drove by and yelled, ‘I’m gonna? come back and kill you.?
Mother/daughter fight on Pontiac Street.
From N. Washington Street, a Pontiac man was arrested for an outstanding warrant.
An intoxicated female was driven to her Broadway Street home at 5:18 in the morning.
Cops were called to the school on Pontiac Street over concerns of a suspicious red Ford parked in the parking lot. Law enforcement waited diligently until two men came back to the vehicle — the duo had been walking on the track for exercise.
Four suspicious males were walking on Lakeville Road at 12:30 in the morning.
Burning complaint on Lincoln Street.
Medical emergencies on BayPointe Drive and E. Drahner Road.
A wallet containing credit cards and $40 in cash was stolen from a Heron Way man. His bank reported 7 credit card transactions, he did not make.
From Nutall Branch, a mom called Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies, because her foulmouthed, 14-year-old son was in possession of a stolen bike — a bike which had been reported stolen from Hunter’s Rill the day before.
The back window of a 1996 Oldsmobile Aura parked on Chinkapin Rill was smashed.
Sunday, June 10 Suspicious circumstances on Pontiac Street.
A 12-foot aluminum boat was reported stolen from Lakes Edge Drive.
Juvenile complaint on Glaspie Street.
Family problems on Mechanic Street.
Animal complaint on S. Washington Street — a white poodle was walking around with a collar, but no tags.
A movie-goer reported somebody has calling their cell phone, making harassing and threatening remarks.
During the night thieves stole a blue and gray knapsack from a 1995 Ford E-350 parked on Foreland Street. Inside the sack were items used by search and rescue dogs.
Two Pontiac Fiero tires and rims stolen from Mechanic Street.
Monday, June 11 Oxford cops gave chase and caught an Oxford teen on Broadway Street. The lad was accused of punching his sister in the face.
Family trouble on Harwood Court.
On S. Washington Street, the owner of a stolen bike, caught and held the alleged thief until police could arrive.
Loud music coming from the park on Oxford Lakes Drive — at 10:13 in the evening!
A pontoon boat and a paddle boat were found, discarded on Lakes Edge Drive.
Small fire in the duct work of a E. Oakwood Road business was quickly dispatched by Oxford Fire Fighters. It was called in at 7:14 a.m. and under control by 7:25.
Fuel spill on W. Drahner Road.
Medical emergencies on N. Lapeer Road, E. Burdick Street and N. Manor Street.

Tuesday, March 20:
* Mortally injured deer at Seymour Lake Road and Waterstone Drive. Officer had to put it down.

Monday March 19:
* Assist with disabled van on North Washington.
* Fire department assist on North Washington.
*Disabled Semi in front of Fire Station #1.
* Assist with vehicle lock-out on Thornehill Trail.
*Transport citizen to Glaspie/Broadway.
*Transport citizen to Oxford Urgent Care.
*Medical call on Alex Court.
*Head injury at Oxford Middle School.

Sunday March 18:
* Caller reports possible physical altercation in parking lot at Oxford Public Library. Report transferred to Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies.
*Vehicle involved at possible physical altercation located on East Burdick and Mill Street.
*Disorderly conduct at rear of business on North Washington.
*Vehicle roll-over with unknown injuries at Lake George and Predmore. Call transferred to Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies.
*Possible domestic assault on Broadway.
*Possible breaking and entering in progress on West Burdick. Homeowner found broken screen.
*Possible vandalism at Ridgelwan Cemetery was actually the clean-up crew.
*Civil matter regarding confusion between employee and customer on South Washington. Discrepancy over amount tendered and change due.
*Occupants of white Pontiac Bonneville swinging bat at mailboxes on South Coats.
*Reports of drinking and swearing at township park.
*Suspicious person at Seymour Lake Road and Baldwin. Caller states female has Felony Warrant out of Florida. Officer located female; Florida advised officer to advise and release.
*Possible operating while under the influence of liquor on South Washington.
*Family trouble on Laurel Leah.
*Small mulch fire on Bay Pointe near callers home causing ‘plastic smell?.
*Female caller on south Washington requested a check by EMT as a result of an assault.
*False fire alarm on Tanview.
*Fire department called to scene of overfilled propane gas tank on Bay Pointe.

Saturday March 17:
*Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies responded to Hospice death on Lake Drive.
*Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies assist Oxford Fire Department with structure fire on West Drahner Rd. (see story below).
*Officers secured open building on South Washington.
*Citizen assist on South Washington/East Burdick.
*Possible fraud on South Washington.
*Suspicious vehicle on Glaspie. Officer found two individuals asleep, woke them up and sent them on their way.
*Property damage on south Washington at Minnetonka; no injuries.
*Child playing with cell phone on Hunter’s Rill results in several 9-1-1 calls. Mother advised to remove phone’s battery.
*Animal complaint on Bay Pointe. Caller states that 2 boxers bit her yellow lab.
*Employee assist at North Washington business.
*Village officers assisted Lake Orion Police Department with customer trouble over ‘tab? at local restaurant.
*Red Dodge 4×4 with two teenage passengers reported throwing objects out window (possibly a drink can) at North Washington/Burdick.
*Alarm on Lakes Edge.
*Noise complaint on Crawford. Young people having a party.
*Medical call on Market Street. Transported to Crittenton Hospital.
*Lift-assist on Market Street.
*Medical call on Market St. No transport.
*Hospice death on Lake Drive.

Friday March 16:
*Suspect vehicle on South Lapeer Road. suspect was found to have no valid license or insurance. Suspect also wanted on outstanding warrant from Shelby Township. Suspect was arrested and transported.
*Complaint of PPO violation at Oakland County Sheriff’s substation.
* Disabled vehicle at South Lapeer and Drahner.
*Assist with vehicle lock-out on North Washington.
*Possible fraud and bad check on North Washington.
*Water leaking from ceiling on South Washington. DPW advised.
*Vehicle making turn at South Washington/Burdick almost hit a pedestrian.
*Medical at South Washington and Burdick.
*Debris found at rear of business on Glaspie.
*Suspicious circumstances on Lakeville. Officers check property for possible juvenile trespassers.
*Larceny of a grey bike from an employee on South Washington. Employee gave chase, but was unable to catch suspect.
*Medical call at South Washington and East Burdick. No transport..

Thursday March 15:
*OWI and unregistered vehicle on Somerville.
*Hospice death on Brentwood.
*Hospice death on Franklin Lake Circle.
*Caller reports business on South Washington possibly selling cigarettes to minors.
*Motorist on West Burdick reports her vehicle was hit by something thrown out of another vehicle.
*Report of disorderly conduct on Broadway. Investigation found kids playing with Star Wars light sabers and yelling. Advised to ‘tone it down?.
*Disabled vehicle at Lakeville and State.
*Medical call on Roy. No transport.
*Medical call at a business on South Lapeer. Transport to Crittenton Hospital.
*Medical transport to MOH (formerly POH).

Wednesday March 14:
*Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies responded to possible automobile break-in on Somerville.
*Suspicious vehicle on Pontiac.
*Village officers assisted Lake Orion Officers with building check.
*Welfare check on West Burdick/West Street.
*Reports of 6-8 juveniles attempting to climb rear of building at North Washington and East Burdick.
*Medical calls on Beemer Court, West Drahner and South Washington.
*Subject burning leaves on Ora. Advised to extinguish it.

Tuesday March 13:
*Citizen reports harassment, possible threat, possible stalking.
*Subject driving with no current license while on probation at Pontiac and Crawford.
*Report of juveniles riding dirt bikes on property and in roadway on Oxford Lakes Drive.
*Dog attacked and killed by another dog on Woodleigh Way.
*Caller on Woodleigh Way reports bite by neighbor’s dog. Asked that owners ‘be advised?.
*Possible (garage) break-in attempt on Woodleigh way.
*Welfare check on Glaspie.
*Caller was supposed to pick up daughter at elementary school. Daughter was not there. Caller was advised of second elementary school on Pontiac Street.
*Assist motorist at Oxford Lakes Drive and Glaspie.
*Medical calls on North Lapeer, West Davison Lake Road, Market Street and another on North Lapeer.
? Reports compiled by Rebel St. John.

Wednesday, April 20
Police reported more than three 9-11 hang up calls came from the Oxford Middle School and two more from a Maloney Street address.
An Oneta resident woke to a strange car parked in her driveway at 2 a.m.
Medical emergencies on Ensley, Market, East Lake Trail and W. Drahner roads.
Thursday, April 21
Property stolen from a vehicle on Dennison.
Husband missing on East Street.
A Thornhill Trail resident found a paddle boat that washed up on his property.
A Fountain Valley resident found someone had stolen $100 cash and a $10 check from his vehicle after noticing his garage door had been pried open.
More than $165 in cash plus credit cards were stolen from a car on Maloney.
A medical bag was stolen from a car parked in a driveway on Tanview.
A 20-year-old Pontiac man was arrested for possession and use of marijuana after officers observed his car going too slow on Baldwin Road. He was stopped for going 30 m.p.h. in a 50.
Friday, April 22
A black bag, a wallet, and a lunch box were taken from a car on Boulder Lake Road, but were later found by a construction worker down the street.
A wallet with $90, credit cards and a driver’s license were stolen from a car on Tanview.
A Lake Road resident found that someone has attempted identify theft several times by trying several times to open a telephone account under her name.
Saturday, April 23
An intoxicated resident was disorderly and causing family trouble on Minnetonka.
When a man pulled into the lot at Oakwood and Lapeer Road for a nap he was rudely awakened from his sleep by two males who kicked the side of the truck three times, leaving foot prints in the dirt. The napper saw the destructive wakers speed away in a white Grand Am.
Someone smashed several mail boxes on Ray Road.
A Pontiac Street resident called police stating someone was trying to break into her apartment.
Police were called to Starbucks after more than 20 juveniles crowded into the store and were loud.
Sunday, April 24
A 51 year-old Clinton Township man was arrested after officers stopped him for speeding. The officers found marijuana and drug paraphernalia in the man’s car.
Police responded to a rash of open door alarms on Washington Street, and one on Lincoln.
Wires sparking on S. Washington and Lincoln streets.
Police responded to a call of a suspicious circumstance where a car full of juveniles were just sitting on Bay Pointe Drive.
Monday, April 25
A teen reported she was being stalked on-line by a man who said he was a pastor. The teen said he insisted he wanted to be her friend, but conversations escalated to him telling her he loved her and would not leave her alone. She was advised to report the activity to the internet company.
A home under construction on State Street was vandalized over the weekend by someone who smashed all the windows and doors out of the back side of the home.

Tuesday, March 29,
Warrant arrest of a 20 year old Oxford male.
Teens skateboarding in the roadway at S. Washington and Lincoln streets.
A 22-year-old Clarkston male was arrested for drunk driving.
No injury accident at S. Washington and Church streets and W. Burdick and Pontiac streets.
A 72-year-old Lake Orion woman was injured in a hit and run accident at S. Washington and Ensley. Witnesses stated a truck struck a woman turning off of the road and then squealed away from the scene. Officers found the responsible suspect and ticketed the 20-year-old man for causing and accident and leaving the scene.
Credit card fraud was reported by a N. Lapeer Road resident after he received a call from his credit card company after they suspected fraudulent activity.
Wednesday, March 30,
Warrant arrest of a 35-year-old Oxford man.
No injury accident at S. Washington and Mechanic streets.
Someone flattened the tires and broke the window out of a car parked in Collier’s parking lot.
Several juveniles were spotted riding on top of a vehicle driving through the Oxford Lakes subdivision and up onto Lakeville Road. The police stopped the teens before an accident occurred.
Teens were reported to be trespassing at Scripter Park on Glaspie Street.
A 23-year-old Oxford man walked out on a $40 tab at a downtown business. The suspect can be identified.
Someone was tampering with the TKMS building on Glaspie, leaving one of the truck bay doors opened.
Resident in Oxford Lakes reported juveniles were using foul language while walking through the neighborhood.
Thursday, March 31,
Warrant arrest of a 44 year old Oxford man on Maloney Street.
Someone smashed the windows out of a car parked in a driveway on Aquaview.
Several people noticed a suspicious grey S-10 pick-up truck with a loud exhaust hanging around a business on Glaspie.
A black Labrador attacked a dog that was tied up on a leash on Hovey.
Suspicious persons were reported after two subjects were seen going door to door on Thorne Hill and Lakeville roads. The men were telling residents they were collecting cans because they ran out of gas.
Two teens on scooters were seen urinating on the wall of a downtown business. They were caught and taken to their parents on Stanton Street.
Juveniles were reported to be looking into windows on S. Washington Street.
Friday, April 1,
Neighbor problems of harassment on Saint Andrews Court.
Domestic violence on Winnie but the complaintant refused to fill out a statement.
A 20 year old Lake Orion male was arrested for drunk driving. The under-ager had a blood alcohol level of .16.
No injury accident at S. Washington and Ensley streets.
Medical assists on Market, Shakeley Lane, Indian Lake Road, Portal, and Sommerville Drive.
Saturday, April 2,
Neighbors reported an unwanted subject on Crawford.
A S. Washington Street resident reported seeing a candle burning, after hours, in a downtown business.
A young man sitting in his vehicle on Pontiac Street told officers he was cooling down after a heated argument with friends.
Animal complaint of a black Labrador running in the middle of S. Washington and Crawford streets.
Twice this week area gas stations are getting ripped off by people who pump but fail to pay.
Sunday, April 3,
Family trouble on Pontiac Street.
Times were tense when a three year old toddler was reported missing on Dennison Street, but was later found safe.
Two vagrants were removed from a house on N. Washington Street.
Family trouble on Crawford Street.
Fire order investigation on Pembroke.
Residents grew nervous when they spotted a green truck cruising the neighborhood with a TV in the back of the truck.

Compiled from reports by Oxford Village Police, Oakland County sheriff Deputies, Oxford and Addison Township fire departments.

Friday, December 17
Suspicious circumstances on South Washington.
Saturday, December 18
Family trouble on West Burdick.
Property damage to a vehicle at the Post Office after a patron backed into another vehicle.
Sunday, December 19
Property damage to a car in the Southeast parking lot.
Misdemeanor warrant arrest of a 37- year-old Oxford man who turned himself in.
Monday, December 20
Property damage to a fence from a snow plow.
Warrant arrest on West Burdick of a 45 year old Lake Orion man.
Wednesday, December 22
Warrant arrest on South Coats Road.
A gas station owner reported that a gas pump was damaged after a driver hit it with a Jeep.
No injury crash at Minnetonka.
Thursday, December 23
Larceny of two snowmobiles from a business on North Lapeer Road.
No injuries in a two car accident at Stanton Road after a man turned off of Stanton into oncoming traffic.
A Pleasant Street resident reported that his property was damaged due to a snow plow.
A 20-year old Oxford man was ticketed for driving while impaired after officers questioned him for stopping his vehicle in the middle of East Burdick Street.
Saturday, December 25
There were no injuries after a driver backed out into traffic, causing an accident on Glaspie Street.
Sunday, December 26
A business owner reported that a snow mobile trailer was missing, but later found an employee had borrowed it.
Medical emergency on East Street when a 13-month-old was suffering from convulsions.
Monday, December 27
A Glaspie Street resident reported that in the morning she woke to discover someone had smashed out the windows of her mother’s truck. There are no suspects.
An East Street resident reported they had a child causing problems.
Casts were stolen over the weekend on Plexus Drive.
Family trouble on Hunters Rill.
Assault on East Drahner Road.
Tuesday, December 28
Family trouble on Chesapeake Drive. One of the residents decided to spend the night at another residence.

Compiled from reports by Oxford Village Police, Oakland County sheriff Deputies, Oxford and Addison Township fire departments.

Tuesday, November 30
Lost cell phone on S. Washington St.
Warrant arrest of a 52 year old Pontiac male after being stopped for a traffic violation.
Accident without injuries in the SW Lot downtown.

Wednesday, December 1
Property damage to a vehicle while parked at a downtown business.
There were no injuries in an accident at Washington and Church streets, where a driver was ticketed for failure to yield after pulling out into traffic.
Someone broke into a car at Meijer and stole a pair of binoculars, a gun case and a rifle scope.

Thursday, December 2
Larceny of construction equipment and a table saw on Stonebridge Ct.
Structure fire on E. Drahner Rd.
Bad check written at a Washington St. business.
Suspicious person on Pontiac St.
Citizen assistance on Lapeer Rd.
Vehicle broken down on S. Washington.
Unknown medical assistance on Louck.
Complaint of noisy fighting on Glaspie St.
Person sick in vehicle on Baldwin Rd.
Difficulty breathing on Crawford St.

Friday, December 3
Assault on E.Drahner when four males ganged up on one teenager.
Complaint of spray painted objects on Seymour Lake Rd.
Disorderly arrest on E. Drahner.
Abandoned vehicle on Woodleigh Way.
Juvenile crowd control at Starbucks.
Resident almost hit someone on a dirt bike on Oxford Lakes Dr.
A woman reported a suspicious circumstance of finding blood on her vehicle and in the parking lot around her van. She noticed the blood while movie theater.
Disabled car on S. Washington.
Juveniles caught stealing knives form a hardware store.
A second disabled vehicle on S. Washington.

Saturday, December 4
Citizen assistance on Burdick.
Minor in possession on Pleasant.
Medical assistance on Oxford Rd.
Medical assistance on Stanton after an elderly woman fell and injured her leg.
Family offense on Pontiac St.
Traffic complaint on Keith.
Dog found on Broadway.
Injured skateboarder on Dayton.
Parking complaint on Moyer.
Child sitting on lap of a driver on Burdick.
Complaint of skateboarder behind the Veterans Hall on N. Washington.

Sunday, December 5
Simple assault at Crossroads for Youth on E. Drahner Rd.
A Gill Rd. resident reported he saw someone near his car in his driveway and then saw the man running away from the car. When the owner checked, the tires on one side of his pick-up were slashed.
Barking dog on Alex Ct.
Lock out on Dennison.
Noise complaint on East St.
Medical emergency on W. Drahner Rd.
Threats on Gill St.
Abandoned vehicle on Davison.
Fight on Burdick.

Monday, December 6
Police responded to a report that someone may be breaking into a building at the American Aggregates on Ray Rd. When police arrived the man ran away, but license plates on a car parked off the road belonged to a Holly man. Officers found a window broken out of the back of the building. A similar incident happened recently at a gravel pit in Holly.
A shopper reported that someone broke out the window of her vehicle while parked in Meijer’s parking lot.
Somerville residents reported that someone broke into their garage and stole a snow blower and golf clubs.
Hit and run of parked car on S. Washington.
Suspicious circumstances at East and Glaspie streets.
Medical emergency on Burdick St.
An elderly female was dehydrated on Burdick St.
Injured leg emergency on Lakeville Rd.
Tuesday, December 7
A 20 year old Oxford male was arrested for open intoxicants after property owners on Laurel Leah found an empty car in their drive and their shed damaged from being hit. Police found the driver nearby and ticketed him for the alcohol, as well as driving on a restricted license.

Compiled from reports by Oxford Village Police, Oakland County sheriff Deputies, Oxford and Addison Township fire departments.

Monday, November 22
Police responded to a domestic assault on Moyer St.
Fraud at Oxford Bank..

Tuesday, November 23
Medical assistance on South Shore.
Chest pains on S. Washington.
Seizures on Plexus.
Suspicious vehicle on Glaspie.
Child playing with phone on Ridgefield Ct.
False alarm on S. Washington.
Suspicious circumstances on S. Washington.
Asleep at the wheel on Burdick.
Personal injury accident at Washington and Lincoln.
An 86 year old Lake Orion woman refused medical transportation after rear-ending a Metamora woman who was turning left off of M-24 into a day care facility. The Metamora woman was transported to Beaumont hospital.
Runaway reported on East Drahner.
Trespassing on Granger Road.
Runaway reported on N. Baldwin Rd.
A driver reported that while driving on M-24 the window of the car he was passing exploded.
Someone poured sugar into the gas tank of a car on Minnetonka.
Someone shot out the bedroom window of a home on Hillcrest.

Wednesday, November 24
Personal injury accident on Coats Rd.
Medical emergency on Tanview.
A Columbiaville man was rear ended while he was attempting to turn left off of M-24 at East Street, by an 18-year old Metamora woman.
Downed wire on S. Lapeer.
Car in ditch on Seymour Lake Rd.
Suspicious vehicle on Glaspie.
Run-off on Seymour Lake Rd.
Roll-over on Seymour Lake Rd.
Someone was uprooting signs on Mill and Burdick streets.
Drunk driving arrest on Lapeer Rd.
Domestic assault on Laurell Leah.

Thursday, November 25
Medical emergency on West and Lincoln streets.
Haz-Mat call for fuel spill on Baldwin Road.
Medical emergency on Market Street.
Suspicious vehicle at the Oxford Market Place.
Suspicious parking on East Street.
Lock-out on Townsend.
Vehicle assistance on Glaspie.
Assist with someone who slipped and fell on the sidewalk on Mechanic.
Missing person report of a 15-year-old Oxford girl, who later called her mother saying she was on her way home.
Fight at The Oxford Tap.
Warrant arrest of a 50-year-old Lake Orion man.
Two women were spotted going through cars on Spezia.
Medical assistance on Market Street.
Fire assistance on Grousewood.
ATM Fraud on S. Lapeer.

Friday, November 26
Complaint of snow mobiles riding on the golf course on Drahner Road.
Juvenile trouble at Starbucks.

Saturday, November 27
Complaints of a car full of people yelling at each other in the northwest parking lot, downtown.
Suspicious vehicle at a construction site on Crane Crossing.
Fire assistance on a medical emergency at Red Knapps American Grill.
Parking complaint on S. Washington.
A resident called the police to report hearing gunshots on Stanton Road.
Medical emergency on Oxford Lakes Drive.
Reckless driving complaint on Kirkwood.
A Pear Street resident reported that their fence was damaged from a snow plow.
A 50 year-old Brighton man was sent a ticket after hitting a parked car on Spring Lake Road. Police reports say the man pulled out of the drive hitting a parked car behind him, causing damage to the vehicle.

Sunday, November 28
Medical emergency assistance on market Street at Independence Village.
Suspicious circumstances at a construction site on Aspin Lane after a passerby noticed someone was in a building using a flash light. When police arrived the building was empty.
Police called animal control for a dog that seemed abandoned on Pearl Street.
Kids were calling 9-11 from a pay phone at the party store on Washington.
A Mechanic resident reported that someone was throwing bottles in his yard after dark.
Possible drunk driver at the Burger King.
Complaints of off-road racing on Mechanic and Lincoln.
Lock out at the theater.
There were no injuries in an accident where a 64-year-old Oxford man was illegally passing on the right and struck a vehicle that was pulling onto Burdick from Hudson Street.

Monday, November 29
Medical emergency assistance at Oxford Oaks Drive.
A Conda resident reported his basement was flooded with sewage. He told officers he believes the basement flooded because he claims employees at nearby Little Caesar’s dump uncooked dough down the drains.

Compiled from reports by Oxford Village Police, Oakland County sheriff Deputies, Oxford and Addison township fire departments.

Tuesday, November 2
Officers responded to a complaint of a male teen assaulting a female teen.
Larceny of a generator on Worchester.
Landlord complaint was filed after the tenant discovered her landlord had been in the house during the day, then discovered the envelop with her rent money missing.
Officers responded to a report of someone seeing a flame in a parking lot on Glaspie. The devise was a glass jar with a rag and fuel in it. Police said a similar incident happened at Oxford Lakes.
Accident at East and Washington. A 54 year old Oxford woman turned left in front of an oncoming vehicle.

Wednesday, November 3
Three teens reported that a man threatened them on Hunters Rill. The man pushed one of the teens, who said the man was telling him he would prosecute him to the fullest extent of the law if he didn’t leave his daughter alone.
Three teens admitted to smashing pumpkins on Bay Pointe after they were spotted sitting on the side of the road with their lights off. They said they were taking the pumpkins from homes and throwing them out the window of the truck to watch them explode.
Officers assisted at a car accident on Woodridge and Lakes Edge drive. The 65 year old Ortonville man was uninjured after he hit a parked car.
An Oxford woman fell asleep driving her car on Washington at Church and hit an emergency pole at the fire station.

Thursday, November 4
Run away on East Drahner.
Warrant arrest on Hudson
Larceny of a building on Maloney. Juveniles smashed pumpkins from the front porch and when the homeowner returned home she noticed $20 in change was missing.
An 18 year-old female was arrested after running a stop sign and speeding on Mechanic. She blew a .22 on the breathilyzer.
Warrant arrest of a 42 year old male on Hudson.
Arrest on Washington for drunk driving.
Reckless driving complaint of a Red Chevy pick up truck on Glaspie.

Friday, November 5
A W. Drahner resident reported that someone slashed tires, took the seat, and broke the brake cable on his bicycle that was parked and locked at the Middle School.
Parking complaint in the municipal lot downtown.
Skateboarding complaint municipal lot downtown.
Residents reported someone vandalized the playground at Oakmont. The suspects spray painted the equipment, sidewalk, and a window of a home near the park.
Juvenile complaint on Staton Street.
Reckless driving complaint in parking lot downtown on southwest lot.
Juvenile hit at Washing and Burdick streets and ran home. The parents took him to the doctor.
Juvenile complaint on Washington.

Saturday, November 6
Residents reported someone vandalized the playground at Oakmont. The suspects spray painted the equipment, sidewalk, and a window of a home near the park.
Store detective caught a teen stealing cosmetics at a local store.
Parking complaint on Glaspie.
Unlawful entry on Moyer.
Citizen assistance downtown.
Suspicious circumstances on Thornhill.
Threats on pearl.
Medical emergency on Market.
Medical emergency on Mechanic.

Sunday, November 7
An 18 year old male was arrested on Spezia, and his car was impounded after being stop for a traffic violation and the officers found drug paraphernalia in his car.
School alarm wen off on Mechanic.
Minor injuries in a single car crash on N. Lapeer Rd.
Medical emergency on Burdick.
Medical emergency on East.

Monday, November 8
On Laurel Leah Youths were spotted carrying boxes and hiding when cars drove by. A neighbor found a television set after he saw the juveniles run away.
Someone stole $480 from an envelop at the high school.
Domestic violence on Davison lake Road.
Warrant arrest on Brentwood.
Smashing pumpkins on car on Edith.
Widows smashed on Lapeer Road.
Landlord complaint on N. Washington.
Traffic complaint on North Washington.
Juvenile complaint on Washington.
Suspicious vehicle on Powell.
Tuesday, November 9
Unlawful entry on Moyer.

Saturday, October 23
Resident locked out of car on Franklin.
Monday, October 25
A misdemeanor warrant arrest of a 20 year-old Lake Orion man.
Combative patient on N. Washington.
9-11 hang up on Chinkapin Road.
Tuesday, October 26
Officers observed a man sleeping in the back of his truck in a driveway he did not belong in.
Family trouble on First Street.
Runaway reported on Dennison. The teen was later found.
Wednesday,October 27
Home invasion on Seymour Lake Road.
Thursday, October 28
A generator was stolen from a tool shed on Keble Lane.
Someone broke a window in a house on Myrtle Trail.
Friday, October 29
Suspicious circumstances on Whispering Winds.
Harassing phone calls on Burdick.
Property damage on Pontiac Street.
Suspicious vehicle on Mechanic and Bay Point Streets.
Fight at the bowling alley.
Stolen Halloween decorations on Spring Lake and Lakes Edge drives.
Saturday October 30
Domestic assault on Manitou Lane and S. Lapeer Road.
Family trouble on Brookside Court and Oxford Lakes.
Medical emergency on Spezia and Red Barn.
Wires down on Ludwig and Granger roads.
Complaint of juveniles riding skate boards on Burdick.
Customer problems at Meijer.
Man trashed living room in home on Glaspie.
Someone cut a residents bush down on Crawford Street.
Property damage on Hudson.
Complaint of screaming from an apartment on Pontiac Street.
Family trouble on S. Lapeer Rd.
Sunday, October 31
Someone throwing things at a window on Manitou Lane.
Lockout on Abingdon.
Alarm check on Lincoln.
Moped complaint on lakeville Road.
Auto theft on Broadway recovered.
Lincoln alarm check.
Mischievous destruction of property on Stanton.
Monday, November 1
Several gravel truck complaints on Glaspie.
Run away teen on Trillum Trail.

Compiled from reports by Oxford Village Police, Oakland County Sheriff Deputies, Oxford and Addison township fire departments.
Saturday, October 16
No one was injured in a two-car crashed that happened at the corner of Burdick and M-24. A 17-year old Clarkston male turned into a 17-year old girl from Shelby Township as he was turning onto M-24.
Monday, October 18
Officers responded to complaints of family trouble on Lincoln. There were no injuries.
Deputies responded to a complaint of larceny of construction equipment. The Bellwood resident told police he saw young males steal equipment from a truck on Bellwood. The man were driving a dark colored pick up truck and were last seen driving toward Dunlap and Lapeer Rd.
Tuesday, October 19
A Shelby Township woman was uninjured when she backed into an oncoming car in the parking lot at the Oxford Market Place.
Deputies responded to an assault call after a fight was reported at Uncle Boomba’s. The aggressor fled the scene before officers but they did know who the suspect was. The Oxford man who was attacked said he did not want to press charges but wanted the incident on record.
Thursday, October 21
Someone reported an abandon trailer on Cottage Court.
A pregnant daughter called police saying she felt threatened after an argument began between she, her mother, and a cousin. The argument was not physical, but officers referred the woman, who was seven months pregnant, to Haven.
A Worchester resident reported that someone entered his garage and stole a trail camera, binoculars, a hunting knife, a bow case, and a back pack.
Friday, October 22
An Oxford Lakes Drive resident reported that he had seen someone drive across the lawn of an Oxford Lakes home. The witness gave police the license number and officers were able to locate the driver, who denied driving on the lawn. Later he did tell police he accidently drove over the grass and was cited for reckless driving.
Tuesday, October 24
Someone drove over the front lawn of a Tanview resident, causing ruts in the grass. There were no witnesses.

Friday, October 1
A Crawford resident reported that someone took the ignition from her car and tried to hot wire it.

Saturday, October 2
Suspicious circumstances were reported after a young woman was approached in her car as she was leaving the theater. She said three men approached her asking her for identification. Each man was wearing a gold badge and grilled her about illegal drugs. They searched her purse, then allowed her to get into her car and leave. The incident was reported to police.
Family trouble was reported on Pearl St.

Monday, October 4
A Winding Brook homeowner reported that someone entered her home and stole a Playstation 2. She said she knows who might have taken the station, but declined to tell deputies.
A domestic assault on Glaspie St. was reported.
A Thornapple resident reported that a neighbor saw two males enter his home through the front window in the morning. The two men were then seen leaving the home from the back door. The only thing the man could tell was missing was a tin of coins.

Tuesday, October 5
A S. Washington resident reported that items were stolen from their building.
Family trouble was reported on Harwood.
A student reported that items were stolen from their car parked in the High School parking lot.

Wednesday, October 6
An abandoned car was found on Pontiac St. After leaving tickets on the vehicle, the car was towed away as an abandoned vehicle.
Neighbor trouble on Lincoln.
A 53-year old Leonard man was arrested for possession of cocaine after deputies observed the man weaving while driving on Lakeville Rd.
A customer in the Meijer parking lot reported that her van had been scratched after a confrontation with another customer about parking in the handicapped parking space. The woman said she was accused of parking in the space without a handicap sticker. However, she did have the sticker properly displayed.

Thursday, October 7
A young woman reported that her shopping companion stole $300 out of her purse while they were shopping.

Friday, October 8
A S. Washington St. woman reported a man 18-to-25 years-old was lurking out by her garage. The woman said her husband saw the man as he was leaving for work. Police discovered that someone had kicked in the basement door. At the same time a neighbor reported that the rear window of their back door had been broken and a cell phone was found between the main and screen door. Police also found a package of cigarettes near the home.
A Oxford teen was observed leaving a S. Washington business after she bought a pack of cigarettes. The teen turned over the cigarettes and was escorted by the police officer back into the store to inform the clerk he sold cigarettes to a minor.
A Lakeville Rd. resident reported that she came home to find the door open. She states her friend has a key and suspects she is using it to get into the house. She told deputies she prefers to set up a video outside of her home and try to catch the other woman using her key.

Saturday, October 9
An envelope with student identification from Attica, a driver’s license, and a vehicle registration was found by the dumpster at Red Knapps.
Unlawful driving away with a vehicle was reported by a manager of a Lakeville Road business. The car was driven by an employee and was located soon after the vehicle was taken.
A Clinton Township man and a Leonard woman were arrested after they were found hiding in an abandoned manufactured home on Thornapple. Deputies found controlled substances on the man, who also had a felony warrant out for his arrest. The woman was wanted for a parole violation. The couple were arrested and taken to Oakland County Jail.
A window was smashed on a vehicle on W. Manor St.
Police were called to Patricia Court to calm a disorderly person.
Police were called to a domestic assault on Patricia Ct.
An Addison Township resident reported that he spent the night at a friends house and found $90 missing from his pants pocket.

Sunday, October 10
A Tanview resident reported that someone stole a lawn statue.
A business owner reported that he saw two men taking items from a car that was parked at the Alternator Shop.

Monday, October 11
A Lake Orion man was injured when he drove his bicycle into the path of an oncoming car on N. Washington Street. The man was transported to the hospital with minor injuries.
W. Davison residents reported that their under-aged daughter ran away, taking her father’s BMW car.
Oakland County Sheriffs assisted in a small house fire on Spruce Ct. The fire was started by an unattended candle.