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

Antigo Police Department Warrant of the Week

By Antigo Times
September 8, 2016
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Warrant of the Week:

The Antigo Police Department holds a warrant for Kayla M. Gilbert d/o/b 03-08-90. The warrant is for failing to appear in court on a charge of operating with a revoked driver’s license. The warrant is valid as of 0-08-16. Those with information on her 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.

 

Pokémon:

Still playing Pokémon Go, a mobile game that swept the nation? If so the Antigo Police Department has a few tips on how to stay safe while doing so. Parents, if your children are still playing it may be a good idea to speak with them and share these ideas.

-Pokémon is notorious for draining your devices battery. If you are headed out for the long adventure of catching Pokémon, bring an extra battery or your charger.

-If you are going out at night, wear bright clothing so you are visible to traffic and other people. Also keep in mind the City’s curfew ordinance

– Kids that are playing without an adult should have an emergency contact card with them with their parents and other trusted adults phone numbers listed.

– Tell someone you are going to be playing and let them know how long you will be out.

– Invite your friends. Playing Pokémon with a friend will be more fun and much safer.

-Remember to follow all trail and park rules, and be mindful of people’s privacy and their property by not trespassing.

-Use common sense and don’t let yourself fall into a bad situation because you were not paying attention. It’s good to focus on the game, but always be aware of your surroundings.

Enjoy, and stay safe.

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