MEXICO – Four young people, including two juveniles, were arrested April 17 and April 18 on charges stemming from a burglary spree that took place earlier in that month.

Police Sgt. Roy Hodson said Joshua Johnston, 18, of Weld Street, Dixfield, and Anthony Niblick, 19, of Peru, were arrested on two counts of felony burglary. Johnston was also charged with possession of stolen property and aggravated criminal mischief.

Also arrested were two 17-year-olds who were released to the custody of their parents.

Johnston and Niblick were taken to Oxford County jail where they eventually were released. They are scheduled to appear in Paris Superior Court on June 21.

The charges stem from burglaries at two Coburn Avenue residences on April 1 and 2. Among the items taken were alcoholic beverages, nearly 60 DVDs, an Xbox 360, a Nintendo game cube, almost $100 in cash, and a pellet gun.

Although household items were strewn around the homes, no damage was reported.

In other Mexico police matters:

A vehicle driven by Jimmy E. Wolfe, 25, of Roxbury, collided with a deer at 1:45 p.m., April 26, on Roxbury Notch Road. The deer was killed. Wolfe’s 2006 Subaru four-door sustained $3,000 damage.

A vehicle driven by Roy A. White, 44, of Dolloff Street, Peru, collided with a deer at 7:15 p.m., April 17, on River Road. The deer was killed. White’s 1995 GMC pickup truck sustained $2,000 damage.

An apartment on Osgood Avenue was reportedly burglarized at 8:45 p.m. on April 29. The thief entered the apartment through a rear window. Among the stolen items were food, perfume and a coffee pot. Police have a suspect.

A camp on Jack Steele’s Field off Coburn Avenue was broken into over the April 28-29 weekend and reported on April 30. The camp sustained damage estimated at $5,000. Police said furniture and doors were taken out and burned. Other parts of the camp were badly damaged, including every window. The camp may have to be razed. Police have a couple of leads but no suspects.