Oxford Police arrest three for auto burglary; fourth suspect at-large
Published 2:39 pm Monday, November 16, 2020
- Antonio Victom, Jr., top left, Devin Clay, top right, and a juvenile were all charged with multiple counts of auto burglary and conspiracy to commit a crime in connection to a report of auto burlgaries in the 2400 block of Anderson Road last week. Tra’Tarrius Mitchel, bottom center, has an active arrest warrant out for three counts auto burglary and three counts conspiracy to commit a crime in connection to the same incident. (Oxford Police Department)
Three people are facing multiple charges, including auto burglary, while the Oxford Police Department is searching for a fourth suspect.
On Nov. 10 at approximately 3:30 a.m., officers with OPD responded to the 2400 block of Anderson Road for a report of auto burglaries in progress. Once officers arrived, four suspects were seen fleeing into different parts of the apartment complex, according to OPD. After a search and a canine track, three individuals were taken into custody.
The three individuals arrested were identified as Antonio Victom, Jr., 18 of Courtland, Devin Clay, 18 of Batesville, and a juvenile. The fourth suspect was identified as Tra’Tarrius Mitchell, 20 of Batesville. Mitchell fled the scene and officers were unable to apprehend him at the time of the incident. An active warrant is out for Mitchell’s arrest.
Victom, Clay and the juvenile were each charged with multiple counts of auto burglary and conspiracy to commit a crime. Victom received a bond of $2,500, while Clay received a bond of $25,000 by a Lafayette County Justice Court Judge.
Mitchell has an active arrest warrant out for three counts of auto burglary and three counts of conspiracy to commit a crime.