Tuesday, September 9
Unknown individuals broke into the Oxford Square Apartments, on N. Washington Rd., and took the coin boxes off the complex’s washer and dryer.
Family trouble on Pleasant St.
A suspicious vehicle sitting in a parking lot on W. Burdick St. turned out to be a man waiting for the crew he works with to come out.
Medical emergency on Cardigan.
A 16-year-old Oxford youth lost control of his vehicle in the Christ the King Church and struck one of the church’s parked vans. The youth left the scene of the accident, but was later tracked down by deputies because of the damage to his own vehicle.
Medical emergency on Worthington.
Slip and fall on S. Coats Rd.
Medical emergency on S. Lapeer Rd.
Slip and fall on Lakeville Rd.
Medical emergency at the intersection of Rowland and Curtis roads.
Suspicious person in the east parking lot turned out to be an intoxicated female waiting to be picked up.
An unknown individual broke into the Penzoil Oil Change shop and stole $120 from the cash register around 12:30 a.m. Only the back of the intruders head was available on video tape and shop managers did not wish to pursue the matter further.
Suspicious circumstance on N. Washington Rd. turned out to be a vehicle with two flat tires.
A resident on Pontiac St. contacted police because someone kept knocking on her front door early in the morning and then leaving.
Vehicle lockout on Mechanic St.
An unknown caller reported that high school students were speeding around the Lakeville Rd. and Glaspie intersection.
Parking complaint in the northwest quadrant parking lot.

Wednesday, September 10
A Woodleigh Way resident reported two juveniles ‘outside smoking a pipe.?
Abandoned auto on S. Washington Rd.
Medical emergency on Snowflake Court.
Suspicious circumstance on Crawford St. in the Village Manor Apartments turned out to be a resident reporting a strange phone call where an unknown male told her to beware, she’s in trouble and call the police.
Animal complaint on Lincoln St.
Medical emergency on Great Pines.
The cleaning lady at Bank One on Lapeer Rd. called 911 because a suspicious male was sitting in a car outside the building.
Medical emergency on Plexus.
Civil matter between an ex-husband and wife on N. Baldwin Rd.
A mother on W. Manor Dr. reported that her 15-year-old son had runaway. The Oakland County Sheriff’s report said the youth could be in medical danger because he requires breathing treatments.

Thursday, September 11
Suspicious circumstance turned out to be two teens sitting on a bench in the northwest quadrant parking lot asking passersby for money.
Medical emergency on Channing.
Medical emergency on Drahner Rd.
Dark green car seen driving recklessly through Oxford Lakes subdivision.
Suspicious vehicle on W. Burdick St.
Suspicious person on Dennis turned out to be some young children caught smoking.
Abandoned auto on East St.

Friday, September 12
A 40-year-old Oxford man was stopped on N. Washington Rd. for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor.
Medical emergency on East St.
Suspicious circumstance in the southeast quadrant parking lot turned out to be a vehicle squealing its tires.
Medical emergency on Dequindre Rd.
Trespassing reported at the lake on Baypointe Dr.
Parking complaint on Lincoln St.
Vehicle lockout on Pontiac St.
Suspicious person on Powell.

Saturday, September 13
A 36-year-old intoxicated Oxford man fell off his bike in the middle of the Burdick St. and Washington Rd. intersection after being startled and almost struck by a motorist. The Oxford man had been attempting to cross Washington Rd. against traffic.
Suspicious vehicle on Glaspie turned out to be a semi-truck at the Oxford Department of Public Works.
Medical emergency in Addison Oaks Park west of Romeo Rd.
After being stopped for having a headlight out, a 17-year-old Oxford resident was found to be in possession of marijuana.
Suspicious vehicle on S. Washington turned out to be an intoxicated individual who had just left a downtown establishment.
A family on Cygnet called 911 because a female member of the family with severe brain damage was missing and relatives needed assistance in locating her.
Parking complaint in the southwest quadrant parking lot.
Individuals reported trespassing in Scripter Park after hours.
Suspicious vehicle on Mill St.
A mother on Island Lake Dr. called 911 when she could not find her 12-year-old daughter. The child returned about 15 minutes after the call.
A witness reported damage to a couple of picnic tables at Stony Lake Park that could possible have been caused by some juveniles on skateboards.
Vehicle lockout in the northeast quadrant parking lot.

Sunday, September 14
Abandoned auto on East St.
Vehicle lockout on Glaspie.
A resident near the intersection of Thornehill Trail and Oxford Lakes Drive reported neighbor trouble with a resident on Woodleigh Way.
A 52-year-old woman on Crestwood Dr. reported that someone had stolen several items from her home and vehicle while she was at work.
Juvenile complaint on East St.
A woman outside of Empire Wok called 911 because she found a small girl wandering by herself near the business.
Medical emergency on Vivian Lane.
Medical emergency on Lakeview Dr.
Suspicious person on N. Washington turned out to be an intoxicated individual with a blood alcohol level of .332 requiring medical attention.
Medical emergency on W. Burdick St.

Monday, September 15
Vehicle lockout on S. Washington Rd.
Suspicious vehicle on Dayton St. turned out to be a local resident’s insurance agent.
Two Oxford students were involved in a fight while on the school bus around 3:00 p.m.
An East Manor Dr. resident reported that around 1:00 a.m. an unknown white male put a dent in the rear right door of his vehicle.
Suspicious circumstance on S. Washington Rd. turned out to be a resident reporting a possible break-in by her ex-boyfriend.
A 40-year-old Oxford man was arrested in the northwest quadrant parking lot for possession of marijuana.