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

Antigo Police Department Warrant of the Week

By Antigo Times
July 6, 2017
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Warrant of the Week:

The Antigo Police Department holds an arrest warrant for Dominic P.J. Freye d.o.b. 06-01-80. Freye is wanted for failing to pay a fine on a charge of possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. The warrant was valid as of 07-06-17. 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 and may be eligible for a reward. You can also view a list of all warrants at our website, www.antigo-city.org.

 

Fifth Avenue Parking:

Recently there has been an increase in vehicles parking on Fifth Avenue from Field Street to Lincoln Street. Residents and visitors of downtown Antigo, this serves as a small reminder about overnight parking on Fifth Avenue. There is no parking in the downtown section of Fifth Avenue, which runs from Field to Lincoln, between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. This is clearly marked by the 18 “No parking” signs that are posted on this stretch.

There are businesses that run out of parking spaces during the day when these vehicles are left overnight and not moved until afternoon. This also creates a hassle for the street sweeper that operates in the overnight hours when the parking spaces are supposed to be cleared. We understand if you have overindulged at a downtown establishment. We can make an exception when a responsible decision is made, but several of the same vehicles are continually parked in the same spot.

Parking violations can result in a $25 fine.

Thank you for the cooperation.

 

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