Two Panola County Men Arrested in Oxford, Mississippi for Auto Burglary and Another Man is on the Run

On November 10, 2020, at approximately 3:30 am, officers responded to the 2400 block of Anderson Road for a report of auto burglaries in progress. Once officers arrived, four suspects were seen fleeing on foot into different parts of the complex. After a search and a canine track, three individuals were taken into custody.

The suspects were identified as Antonio Victom Jr. (18 of Courtland, Mississippi), Devin Clay (18 of Batesville, Mississippi), and one juvenile.

The fourth suspect that fled on foot was identified as Tra’Tarrius Mitchell (20 of Batesville, Mississippi). Mitchell fled the scene on foot and was unable to be apprehended at the time of the incident. There is an active warrant for Mitchell’s arrest.

The three suspects that were taken into custody were each charged with multiple counts of Auto Burglary and Conspiracy to Commit a Crime.

Victom Jr. received a bond of $2,500 by a Lafayette County Justice Court judge. Clay received a $25,000 bond from a Lafayette County Justice Court judge.

Mitchell has an active arrest warrant for three counts of auto burglary and three counts of conspiracy to commit a crime.

Antonio Victom Jr. (18 of Courtland, Mississippi)

Devin Clay (18 of Batesville, Mississippi)

**Tra’Tarrius Mitchell** (20 of Batesville, Mississippi)

Tags: Anderson Road, Antonio Victom Jr., Auto Burglary, Batesville, Conspiracy to Commit a Crime, Courtland, crime, Devin Clay, Mississippi, Oxford, Tra’Tarrius Mitchell

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