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Home›Police / Fire›Antigo Police Department Warrant of the Week

Antigo Police Department Warrant of the Week

By Antigo Times
May 26, 2016
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Warrant of the Week:

This week the Antigo Police Department is cleaning out the closet with a warrant from 1991. Robert L. Sawyer d.o.b. 09-26-69 is wanted on charges of disorderly conduct and criminal trespassing. Law enforcement last had contact with Robert at 1104 Arctic Street, Antigo. The warrant was issued over 20 years ago and is still valid as of 05-26-16. Those with information on his whereabouts are urged to call the Antigo Police Department at (715) 627-6411 or Langlade County Crimestoppers at 715-627-NAIL (6245). Callers may remain anonymous. You can also view a list of all warrants at our website, www.antigo-city.org. With your cooperation we can continue to protect and serve the City of Antigo.

 

Slow Traffic Keep Right:

While traveling on Fifth Avenue, Superior Street, and Neva Road in the City of Antigo, all of which have four lanes, it is important to remember that slower traffic must operate in the right hand lane. Wisconsin state statute 346.05 states that upon all roadways of sufficient width the operator of a vehicle shall drive on the right half of the roadway. The law is clear, unless you as the driver are intending on making a left turn, the right lane is closed, you are passing a vehicle in the right lane, or you are operating a vehicle that is too large to be operated in the right lane, you should always be operating your vehicle in the right lane. This keeps traffic moving safely and efficiently resulting in fewer crashes.

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