Antwerp Police Report
September 11
A domestic violence report was created at a residence in Frank Leinard Mobile Home Park. The officer responded and an adult male was arrested.
At 10:30 p.m., a resident reported that her ex-boyfriend left and stole her internet box. After investigation, it was determined he had taken the Mediacom box over a money dispute. He agreed to return the box if she returned $13. A report was sent to the prosecutor for review.
September 12
A resident reported a water main break on South Washington Street.
A resident reported camera footage of boys (14–15 years old) appearing to carry a handgun. An officer determined they had an air-soft gun and spoke with the parents.
September 13
Police assisted Antwerp EMS at the Marathon station.
A motor vehicle accident was reported on Water Plant Drive near South Erie Street.
September 14
A resident found a bucket with two dead chickens at the ball park.
September 15
Police gave notice to a residence on N. Main St. of a nuisance violation.
An officer gave notice to a residence on Daggett of a nuisance violation.
A vehicle was stopped on Harmann Road for traveling 38 mph in a 25 mph zone.
A resident called the police department about divorce paperwork and court documents and was given the court’s phone number.
September 17
An officer assisted Antwerp EMS with a resident on Daggett Street.
September 18
A resident brought her 11-year-old son to the police for instruction.
A call came in for a missing juvenile from Payne. Officers searched the village; he was later found outside the village within the county.
A resident reported $12,000 missing from her Huntington, IN, bank account, believed to be internet fraud.
September 19
An employee of a downtown business reported that their vehicle may have been struck while at work. The officer made a report.
A resident of Park Avenue Villas reported that her water had been shut off. The officer provided the water department’s number.
September 20
A welfare check was performed on North Main Street; the resident was okay.
A resident from Defiance reported that he may have dropped his wallet while driving through the village on his motorcycle.
September 21
An officer performed a golf cart inspection.
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!
