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Published on February 25th, 2022 | by Oxford Police Department

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Two From Tupelo Arrested in Oxford for Possession of Burglary Tools

On February 21, 2022, the Oxford Police Department took two separate reports. One pertaining to a stolen credit card and cell phone and the other pertaining to a stolen catalytic converter from a business vehicle on University Avenue. Investigators were notified and began gathering surveillance video from the surrounding area. They were able to identify a vehicle and two potential suspects.  

The suspect vehicle was located at a business in the 2200 block of Jackson Avenue on February 23rd.

Justin Moody, 31, of Tupelo, Mississippi and Kimberly Humphres, 46, of Tupelo, were taken into custody on a charge of Possession of Burglary Tools tied back to the catalytic converter thefts.

Moody and Humphres both were additionally charged with misdemeanor crimes from the aforementioned cases. 

Moody and Humphres were both taken before a Lafayette County Justice Court judge for their initial bond hearing on February 23rd, 2022, and issued a $15,000 bond.

The Mississippi Department of Corrections placed a hold on both Moody and Humphres for parole violation.

Justin Moody, 31, of Tupelo, Mississippi.
Kimberly Humphres, 46, of Tupelo, Mississippi.
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The Oxford Police Department is housed 715 Molly Barr Road. The department has more than 70 full-time officers and staff and provides a wide range of protection and enforcement services. The Police Department has a community-oriented policing philosophy and provides around-the-clock patrols. Other services include crime prevention programs, such as Neighborhood Watch and D.A.R.E., as well as specialized units including Mounted Patrol, K-9 Unit, DUI Enforcement and the City Dispatch. Crime Reports provided to The Local Voice come directly from the Oxford Police Department.



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