On April 7, an owner of a white Boxer was attempting to catch his dog that escaped his apartment. Three officers were assisting to catch the dog as residents witnessed and joined in the pursuit. By the time the dog was captured there were approximately 13 people participating. The dog was caught by one of those assisting to bring the dog back to its owner. It was nice that people were willing to help in this small town.
On April 7, a resident reported they lost their dog. The officer started to locate the dog. About a half hour later the resident called back and said they located the dog.
On April 7, employees of a downtown business reported that a customer had called on the phone sounding agitated and attempted to threaten. The customer was contacted by the police. The business was told that if they had any future contact with that customer they should contact the police.
On April 11, a resident of Main Street called in reference to her boyfriend locking himself in the garage and refusing to leave her home. It was found that both parties lived at the home for several years. Nothing physical occurred between the two, simply an argument. It was explained that this was a civil matter and one needed to file an eviction notice.
On April 16, a resident reported that there was a green car that was sitting at the North Garden Apartments without plates. The vehicle was investigated and found that it was expired, but since the BMV is closed people cannot renew their plates.
On April 20, a resident of River Street reported that she and her boyfriend who were living together were not getting along and that she wanted him to leave the residence. Both she and the boyfriend were informed by the officer that this was a civil matter.
On April 20, there was a report of a go-cart being driven in Leinard’s Mobile Home Park. It left going down Oak Street. The officer attempted to locate the go-cart in the Village limits, but was unable to find it. This is a reminder that Leinard’s Mobile Home Park is considered Private Property and it’s illegal to operate any go-carts or unlicensed vehicles on any roadways.
On April 21, a resident of North Gardens Apartments received a call of theft of prescription medication. The case is under investigation.
On April 21, the Antwerp Police was contacted in reference to a possible suicidal suspect. The police department assisted this person with the getting help he or she needed.
If you would like to report any suspicious activity or if you have any questions, please contact the Antwerp Police Department, 419-258-2627. They are always ready to serve the residents of the Village of Antwerp!
