On November 7, authorities in Paulding County responded to an intersection incident involving an 88-year-old driver. The brief stop and attempted turn have attracted local attention as officials piece together the details.
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Area police reports 11-15-25
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Key Takeaways:
- Date of incident: November 7, 12:50 p.m.
- Location: Ohio 49 and County 192 in Carryall Township
- Driver involved: 88-year-old Antwerp resident
- Focus on traffic protocols: Incident followed a routine stop
- Published date: November 15, 2025, highlighting timely local coverage
Police Reports Overview
Local authorities have released their latest bulletin of police reports, underscoring incidents that occurred in early November. These routine yet important updates keep the community informed about potential safety issues and ongoing investigations.
Details of the Nov. 7 Traffic Incident
According to the State Patrol, an incident was reported on November 7 around 12:50 p.m. at Ohio 49 and County 192 in Paulding County’s Carryall Township. A westbound vehicle, driven by 88-year-old Antwerp resident Roland Gibson, came to a stop. Shortly afterward, he attempted to make a southbound turn in front of a vehicle or obstacle, though the exact details remain incomplete. No further information has been provided regarding any resulting impact or injuries.
Safety Considerations for Local Drivers
While specifics are limited, this report serves as a reminder to all drivers about the importance of abiding by traffic protocols—especially at busy intersections. Such local news updates often spark conversations about road safety, awareness, and responsible driving practices for community members of all ages.
