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One homeowner had locked up and another hadn't, but both were victimized, Lower Merion police say.
A Rosemont couple were victimized late one night in their parking garage, police say.
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Winston Staats, 72, of Conshohocken died in an Aug. 6 two-vehicle accident in Bryn Mawr.
Find out where and when things were stolen in Lower Merion and Narberth from Monday, Aug. 19 through Sunday, Aug. 25, according to police statistics.
Radnor Police are investigating a residential daytime burglary that happened in the 300 block of Yorkshire Way.
Florencio Perez Martinez, of Perkiomen Township, allegedly ran a prostitution business that spanned throughout the county.
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A man driving the wrong way down I-76 early Saturday morning killed himself and another driver in a crash.
Authorities determined the package was 'harmless.'
At 4 p.m. on Wednesday, a contractor working on the school's new athletic field hit a gas line.
The trio stole high-end landscaping equipment so they could sell it to buy heroin, police said. On at least one occasion, Lower Merion was hit.
Two vehicles collided at the intersection of Spring Mill Road and Morris Avenue on Tuesday morning.
Three people died Monday when a gunman opened fire at a municipal meeting in Ross Township near Saylorsburg in the southern Poconos.
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Police say a honking driver gets punched and a disgruntled wife starts throwing knives. Those are among this week's weird news.
Ryan Wexelblatt allegedly failed to report a sexual assault at the camp in Upper Perkiomen Valley.
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The peculiar instance of road range occurred in Ardmore last week.
The department believes the duo, captured by surveillance footage, are behind a handful of thefts in the area.
The investigation is ongoing, according to Lower Merion Police.
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While the township doesn't comment on personnel matters, the suspension may be related to a car accident involving an officer.
The thief made away with six cents.
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No arrests have been made.
Early Tuesday morning, a motorcyclist hit a man who was walking along the side of the road. Both died at the scene.
The victim told police he drove himself to Tacony after he was shot.
The apparent instigator was arrested while his coworker refused medical attention and continued his shift.