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A car stolen from Allen’s Auto Sales on Main Street in Norway was found wrecked Wednesday night at Pottle and Webber Brook roads in Oxford, Oxford Police Sgt. Rickie Jack said Thursday night. Two adults and a juvenile were in police custody Thursday. Norway police were investigating with the assistance of the Oxford Police Department.A car stolen from Allen’s Auto Sales on Main Street in Norway was found later at a trailer park. Norway police are investigating.
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