Athens, OH – Deputies with the Athens County Sheriff’s Office responded to multiple calls across the county on Thursday, November 6, 2025, including welfare checks, domestic disputes, and a residential alarm.
According to the Sheriff’s Office, deputies first investigated a residential alarm on Brawley Road in Amesville. After checking the property, officers confirmed that all structures were secure. Later that day, deputies responded to Marion Johnson Road for an inactive theft case that remains under investigation.
In Athens, deputies conducted a welfare check on Rhoric Road, where a woman was transported to a resource facility for care. Additional calls included a verbal dispute on N Plains Road in The Plains between a male and female. Deputies said the couple agreed to separate for the evening.
Later, deputies responded to McDonald’s in The Plains after reports of a small child walking near the roadway. The child was found safe with their mother, who explained that her child wanted to walk while she followed in her vehicle.
Deputies also assisted the Chauncey Fire Department with a burn call and later addressed a domestic dispute on Bates Road, determining no crime had occurred. A welfare check in Glouster and a patrol request on East First Street rounded out the day’s calls.
No major arrests or injuries were reported in Thursday’s incidents, according to the Athens County Sheriff’s Office.
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