Bus Ride In Warrington Turns Volatile As Woman Threatens Passengers: Police

WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA —A Levittown woman faces a disorderly conduct charge following an incident involving racial slurs aboard a SEPTA bus on Tuesday.

Warrington Township Police responded to the intersection of Easton Road and Maple Avenue at 2:32 p.m. for the report of a disorderly passenger on a SEPTA bus. Police said a caller alleged that a woman was brandishing a knife and making threats.

Upon arrival, officers located the 67-year-old woman at a nearby Wawa where she admitted to police to a verbal altercation, but claimed the weapon reported was a pair of cuticle scissors.

According to police, the woman continued to use racial slurs during their investigation.

She was subsequently cited for disorderly conduct.