Mexico Public Safety Report for 10/24/18
Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls yesterday (Tuesday):
A child abuse or neglect call at Garfield.
A scam at 932 West Liberty.
A stealing or theft reported at 300 North Coal Street.
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