The
following incident has been listed by Athens County Crime Solvers Anonymous as the
November 2019 Crimes of the Month.
The Athens Police Department is requesting your
information pertaining to crimes which occurred in the City.
#1 – On September 5, 2019 at
12:155 AM, the Athens Police Department responded to Rufus Dr. for an armed
robbery that had just occurred. The
victim explained they were approached by a white male, thin build, 5’8” tall,
wearing a dark colored shirt and had short dark colored hair. A handgun was pointed at the victim and the
suspect was provided a wallet. The
suspect then fled to an early 2000’s model black four door car which was
waiting nearby.
Shortly
after the aforementioned robbery was reported to police, 20 minutes later, an
officer was flagged down by an individual on S. Shafer St. The individual advised they were just robbed
at gunpoint. The individual described
the suspect as 5’7” tall, thin build, dark hair, and a scruffy goatee. The suspect went to a waiting car and fled
the area. The board has approved a $2000
reward for these combined incidences.
#2 – On
October 28, 2019 at 9:40 PM, the Athens Police Department and the Athens Fire
Department responded to East Park Dr, near the Athens Wastewater Treatment
Facility, for a vehicle fire. When
agencies arrived, the vehicle, a Toyota Tacoma P/U, was found fully engulfed in
flames and no one around. The fire was
extinguished but the vehicle is a total loss.
The board has approved a $2000 reward for this incident.
Athens
County Crime Solvers Anonymous is offering a cash reward
for information on the above crime if that information leads to the arrest and
indictment of the person or persons responsible. *Information on serious misdemeanors will be
limited up to a $1000.00 cash reward.
**Any information that leads to the arrest of an individual responsible
for graffiti, the board can authorize up to a $500.00 cash reward. If you have
information on these crimes, please call (740) 594 – 3331. You may also visit our website at www.crimesolversofathens.org
or like us on Facebook. Remember! Crime Solvers Anonymous needs your
information and not your name so that your information can be passed onto the
proper authorities. Help us to help
Athens County become a safer place.