On November 15 – A welfare check was requested on a resident. Additionally on this date, a report was made regarding a sex offense that occurred outside of Antwerp’s jurisdiction. Officers advised the individual to file the report in the jurisdiction where the assault occurred.
On November 16 – Officers stopped a dirt bike driving on a city street at 7:00 p.m. The driver was cited for driving without headlights and no operator’s license. In a separate incident on this date, a resident reported a person trespassing on their property.
On November 18 – A vehicle struck a yellow barrier at the Sunoco gas station. In a separate case on this date, a report of a potential protection order violation was filed and sent to the Fulton County prosecutor’s office.
On November 19 – A motor vehicle struck a deer on West River Street near the village limits.
On November 21 – Officers were contacted about a juvenile going door-to-door asking for food and money. A report was filed and sent to the Department of Job and Family Services.
On November 22 – Officers responded to a domestic dispute at the Leinard Mobile Home Park. A report was filed and sent to the Paulding County prosecutor’s office. In another incident on this date, officers were contacted regarding harassment against an Antwerp resident. A report was documented and filed.
On November 25 – A domestic dispute was reported. Officers determined that no physical altercation or threats occurred. A report was filed with the Paulding County prosecutor’s office.
On November 29 – An assault was reported on an Antwerp school bus involving students. An investigation was conducted, and a report was filed with the Paulding County prosecutor’s office.
On November 30 – A motor vehicle accident occurred at the Pit Stop gas station. The driver was cited for failure to control and no operator’s license.
On December 1 – A resident on Harrmann Street reported that their mailbox was hit and knocked over.
On December 2 – A resident reported that prescription medication was stolen from their vehicle. In a separate incident, a black clipboard was found and returned to its owner.
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!
