Troy Police arrested 2 white males and 1 white female Thursday at approximately 1:45 p.m. for burglary according to information released by Chief Jimmy Ennis.

Property was taken from vehicles and machinery inside a locked fenced area at S&C Materials.

Pat Junior Dickey, 37- years-old and Justin Mehaffey, 19-years-old both from Troy and Joy Diana Fenn, 22- years-old from Slocomb have been charged in connection with two counts of burglary each that was reported to the Troy Police Department on Thursday, April 19th for the burglary of S&C Materials located on US 231 South of Troy. 

 TPD Detectives obtained arrest warrants Thursday for Dickey, Mehaffey and Fenn and were placed in the Troy City Jail.  They were later transferred to the Pike County Jail and their bonds were set at $2,500.00 in each count.

TPD recovered property Thursday stolen from S&C Material from metal buyer in Coffee County.   

Troy Police arrested Harold Lee Horton, 24 and Terrance Robert Chima Nwsou, 19 both from Troy for possession of marijuana and receiving stolen property Thursday, April 12th at approximately 1:00 pm at the 100 block of Gibbs Street. 

TPD received information Thursday that Horton was residing in Troy and had a felony warrant for his arrest in Georgia for possession of marijuana.  A subsequent investigation revealed Horton was living at the 100 block of Gibbs and was home when police went to his residence.  Horton answered the door and was identified as Harold Horton and was taken into custody.  Horton also had an outstanding felony warrant with the Pike County Sheriff’s Department.

While taking Horton into custody, police saw another subject in the residence who ran into a bedroom and shut the door.  For officer safety, officers attempted to make contact with subject in the bedroom.  Nwosu opened the door.  Officers smelled a strong o

TROY – Troy University police have arrested a Troy man in connection with an April 1 armed robbery on the Troy Campus.

Quentin Jermal King, 22, of Troy, was arrested April 9 and is being held in the Pike County Jail on a $100,000 bond.

“We reviewed our evidence with the District Attorney’s office and they agreed the evidence justified a warrant being issued in the case,” said Chief John McCall.

McCall said King was taken into custody without incident. The case remains under investigation.

Information Source: Troy University