Two Arrested Following $140,000 Jewelry Theft in Oxford

Residential Burglary Investigation in Oxford

According to an article published on 29 May 2026, two Chilean nationals have been arrested in connection with a residential burglary in Oxford. Hoodline reports that the suspects, identified as 36-year-old Marcelo Alejandro Telechea-Droguett and 27-year-old Fabian Ignacio Navarro-Aliaga, allegedly targeted a home on St. Andrews Road on 16 May.

Investigators state that the pair made off with over $140,000 in jewelry. Oxford police identified the suspects using surveillance footage and physical evidence, including footprints and a partial fingerprint found at the scene. The investigation led authorities to track a vehicle across state lines, eventually resulting in a traffic stop by troopers in Missouri. During the arrest, which followed a foot chase, officers reportedly recovered the stolen jewelry, firearms, and other items.

Both men face charges of burglary and forced entry. Oxford police are currently coordinating with Missouri authorities regarding custody and the return of recovered property. Prosecutors will determine the next steps regarding potential extradition and additional charges. This incident remains under investigation as part of a broader pattern of high-end thefts involving traveling groups.

Ensure all entry points to your property are secured with high-quality locks and consider installing a monitored alarm system to deter unauthorized access.

Source : Hoodline