Five Mississippians Arrested for Capital Murder, Armed Robbery, and Conspiracy in Oxford

From December 2 through 7, 2020, the Oxford Police Department has arrested five individuals related to the homicide in the 400 block of Olive Branch Way.

The following individuals were arrested:

Markel Alexander Gleaton (22 of Pope, Mississippi)
Richard Bernard McGee (31 of Oxford, Mississippi)

Both were arrested on charges of Capital Murder, Armed Robbery, and Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery and were denied a bond by a Lafayette County Justice Court judge.

Antonious Quintez Kimble (21 of Charleston, Mississippi)

A 17-year-old juvenile and Kimble were charged with Armed Robbery and Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery and were given a $100,000 bond by a Lafayette County Justice Court judge.

Jacob Emend Woods (18 of Oxford, Mississippi)
Ajalon Jeffery Reed (22 of Holcomb, Mississippi)

Both were arrested on charges of Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery and given a $25,000 bond by a Lafayette County Justice Court judge.

This is still an active investigation and no further details will be released at this time. If anyone has any further information, please call the Oxford Police Department at 662-232-2400 or Crime Stoppers at 662-234-8799.

Crime Stoppers is offering a $500 reward to anyone with information that leads to an arrest.

Markel Alexander Gleaton (22 of Pope, Mississippi)

Richard Bernard McGee (31 of Oxford, Mississippi)

**Antonious Quintez Kimble** (21 of **Charleston**, Mississippi)

**Jacob Emend Woods** (18 of Oxford, Mississippi)

Ajalon Jeffery Reed (22 of Holcomb, Mississippi)

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