Oxford MS Police Department

06/07/2026

THEY LET THE REBS GET HOT 🔥⚾️

FOR THE SEVENTH TIME IN PROGRAM HISTORY, THE OLE MISS REBELS ARE HEADING TO THE MCWS‼️

06/05/2026

🚨Traffic Alert:
Anchorage Road near Sweet Bay Drive will be shut down both directions of travel after a power pole has been struck and damaged.

Please avoid the area and utilize an alternate route.

06/05/2026

We show up for Oxford every day, and on , we show up with sprinkles. 🍩

06/04/2026

You might see them at festivals, football games, or patrolling the Square, but this is what it looks like behind the scenes. OPD’s Mounted Patrol Unit sharpened their skills this morning with precision drills: tight turns, confined maneuvering, and backing.

Hours like these are what make those moments possible. 🐴

06/03/2026

Training never stops at OPD. Some Oxford Police Department officers are sharpening their skills this week, participating in ARIDE (Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement) training hosted by Mississippi TIDE.

This specialized course equips our officers with advanced techniques to identify drug and alcohol impairment, keeping our roads and community safer.

The investment we make in our officers’ education is an investment in the safety of every person in our community. At OPD, the classroom never closes. 📚🚔

06/02/2026

Congratulations to these Blue Line Award recipients! 🏆

Detective Atziri Ortiz is recognized for her exceptional investigative work in dismantling a multi-state theft ring. 🕵️‍♀️🫆

Data Analyst Shelby Hernandez is honored for stepping up to support Victim Services during a critical time of need, going above and beyond to ensure victims received the help they deserved. ❤️‍🩹

Detective Jason Asbury is recognized for his outstanding investigative work that led to the swift resolution of the Oxford Middle School bomb threat investigation. 💻

We are proud to have these dedicated professionals on our team!

06/01/2026

During Winter Storm Fern, Oxford and Lafayette County saw neighbors helping neighbors in uniform, in hard hats, and everything in between.

The Oxford Police Department is grateful to be recognized alongside our fellow first responders, emergency management professionals, and the electrical linemen and power company employees who worked tirelessly through it all. Thank you to the Oxford Lafayette County Chamber of Commerce for this honor. 💙

05/31/2026

We appreciate FOX13 Memphis for coming to do a story about our recent media release.

https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/more-than-140k-in-jewelry-stolen-from-oxford-home-police-say/article_32331ba9-230e-4110-a571-09f506b652db.html?fbclid=IwZnRzaASIbg1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeBRH-uAhh-ub2LOPQSBqoKE6yhpPVID1l1pPicy2e8d7kzGruKY99XnagA6M_aem_F7SI9oyuQEiEkaJq-aT1sw

More than $140,000 in jewelry was stolen from an Oxford home and police said the investigation is far from over.

05/29/2026

On May 16th, 2026, the Oxford Police Department responded to a residence on St. Andrews Road in reference to a burglary that occurred, where over $140,000 worth of jewelry was stolen. Once officers secured the area, OPD investigations were notified and came to the scene. Investigators were able to locate the point of entry and recovered footprints and a partial fingerprint in the home. They were also able to obtain surveillance video from the area and noticed multiple individuals enter into a vehicle parked nearby that did not belong to anyone living in the area, which neighbors reported as suspicious.

Investigators then began to utilize traffic cameras and tag readers to track the vehicle. Noticing that the vehicle had come into town with a different license plate, OPD investigators then expanded their search to other areas that led to Alabama. After contacting the agencies within Alabama, it was discovered that they were working on burglaries that were similar in nature to the case in Oxford.

The vehicle was then spotted in multiple locations in Arkansas, Missouri, and Illinois. OPD investigators then actively tracked the car to an area in Missouri and were able to guide the Missouri Highway Patrol to the vehicle, where it was stopped, and the suspects were apprehended after a foot pursuit.

Fabian Ignactio Navarro-Aliaga, 27, and Marcelo Alejandro Telechea-Droguett, 36, both of Chile, were arrested and charged with Burglary - Forced Entry by the Oxford Police Department, and were also issued federal charges, and an immigration detainer was placed on both individuals.

Jewelry, fi****ms, and other stolen items have been recovered from the case and are in the process of being identified by their owners. The Oxford Police Department would like to thank the Missouri Highway Patrol, the Chicago Police Department, and the Department of Homeland Security for their assistance in this case. This is an ongoing investigation with more charges pending in several other states.