An Akron man was arrested in Plymouth on November 2 after police said he violated an active protection order issued the previous week.
According to Plymouth Police, Officer Schieber responded to a residence on Jackson Heights Road around 8 p.m. after receiving a complaint that a protection order was being violated.
Police said Christopher Evans, 38, of Akron, had just pulled into the driveway when the officer arrived.
During the investigation, police determined that Evans was violating an active protection order issued the week before by Marshall Superior Court 1 Judge Napier, according to the release.
Evans was arrested on suspicion of invasion of privacy and taken to the Marshall County Jail.
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