Newton Police Investigate Burglary at School District Chief’s Home, Suspect Charged

NEWTON, Miss. (Queen City Newsfeed) – Authorities have arrested Aquarius Anderson in connection with a residential burglary at the home of Newton Municipal School District Police Chief Harvey Curry. The break-in occurred on March 20, 2025, prompting an immediate response from Newton County E-911, which dispatched officers to the residence.

Upon arrival, officers initiated a formal investigation, with Captain Jones leading the efforts. Through extensive interviews, collaboration with government agencies, and support from the local community, Anderson was identified as a suspect. He has been charged with Felony Burglary & Entry of a Dwelling.

As of March 28, 2025, all stolen property has been recovered. Authorities confirmed that additional individuals were involved in the burglary, though they are juveniles and will be processed through the youth court system.

Interim Chief McKenzie Patrick expressed appreciation for the ongoing efforts of law enforcement and the community’s role in the case. “I want to thank Captain Jones for his tireless efforts in investigating this case. I would also like to thank our community for coming together and standing up for what is right in the City of Newton. When parents hold their children accountable for their actions, our community holds strong. This is what it takes to bring the City of Newton back,” Patrick said in a statement.

Further charges may be forthcoming as the investigation continues.

For more updates, stay tuned.

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