Crime & Safety
Catalytic Converters, Vehicle Stolen: Central Bucks Regional Police
Police also investigated the theft of 4 packages and anti-Jewish graffiti left at a Doylestown business.
DOYLESTOWN, PA — The Central Bucks Regional Police Department reported the following incidents during January.
January 2
- A theft was reported at 303 W. State Street at the Metropolitan Apartments in Doylestown Borough. Unknown person(s) stole a catalytic converter from a vehicle in the parking lot.
January 4
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- Criminal mischief was reported at 10 N. Main Street (Starbucks) in Doylestown Borough. Unknown person(s) chalked anti-Israel graffiti on the building during the overnight hours.
January 5
- A theft was reported on West Oakland Avenue in Doylestown Borough. Unknown person(s) stole a catalytic converter from a vehicle parked on the street.
January 12
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- A theft was reported on West Court Street in Doylestown Borough. Unknown person(s) stole four Amazon packages delivered to the front door of a residence.
January 21
- A vehicle was reported stolen from a rear parking lot at 499 East Street (Pizza Village) in Doylestown Borough. The vehicle was recovered a short time later in Doylestown Township.
January 24
- A theft from a vehicle was reported at 375 W. Court Street (Central Bucks West High School), Doylestown Borough. An unknown person(s) stole $70 in cash and $300 worth of gift cards from an unlocked vehicle.
- A theft was reported at the Wawa store at 425 S. Main Street, Doylestown Borough. An unknown person stole a wallet, keys, and food/drink.
January 25
- A theft was reported at the Delaware Valley University at 700 E. Butler Avenue, New Britain Borough. Unknown person(s) stole an Xbox Series S (valued at $50) and fast charger cell phone power cord from a dorm room.
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