Nov 12, 2010

Officers find male with head injury

At around 2 a.m. Tuesday, Oxford Police Department (OPD) officers were dispatched to 102 S. Elm St. in response to a male trying to enter the residence.
When officers arrived, they reportedly noticed a male with his face and shirt bloodied staggering toward them.
According to police reports, blood was oozing out the right side of his face and spurting from his temple.

Officers reportedly performed first aid on the male, who was later identified as a Miami University junior.
The male reportedly could not tell officers what had happened.
According to police, there was no indication the male's injuries had been sustained at the residence.
Residents of the house reportedly told officers they were woken by the male banging on the door and they did not know him.
Around the same time, a Miami University Police Department officer reportedly noticed that the glass door to Maid-Rite Sandwich Shop had been broken.
According to police reports, officers found blood, hair and a pair of glasses at Maid-Rite.
It also reportedly appeared as though a head had gone through the glass door.
The male reportedly told officers he wore glasses and had them with him earlier in the night.
Officers also reportedly noticed a blood trail heading west from Maid-Rite, which ended at 102 S. Elm St.
The life squad reportedly transported the male to McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital.
OPD officers are continuing to investigate this incident.

1 comment:

Timothy Demas said...

MU Ohio finally gets a little gangster...

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