Police said the man climbed on top of the train where he touched a connecting wire and was electrocuted.
Police were called to Split Log Drive on Saturday for the report of a man peering in a young woman's bedroom window.
Firefighters take the oath as the initial crew of the newly created Plumstead Township Fire and Rescue Department.
Among the commercial motor vehicles placed out of service was a hazardous materials tanker, police said.
Emergency responders were called to the station just after 6 p.m. after a man climbed onto the roof of a train car and was killed.
As mandated by the state DEP, all blasting activities will be monitored and conducted according to state and federal laws.
Police said the man wrote two bad checks, stiffing a township fence company out of nearly $5,000 in purchases.
Police said a 37-year-old man exited the Wegmans store without paying for $162.97 worth of high-priced steak and seafood items.
On Saturday night, police found the 40-year-old man lying in a flower bed and appearing to be unconscious.
Just after noon on August 5, police were called to the area of Street and Easton roads for the report of a physical domestic incident.
During July, police also made arrests for retail theft, DUI, aggravated assault, trespassing, disorderly conduct, and public drunkenness.
As late afternoon gave way to evening, residents connected with members of law enforcement and regional first responders.
The evening is promising to be "100 percent" kid friendly, according to event organizers.
The 17-year-old boy was wanted on multiple felony charges by the University of Pennsylvania Police Department.
Firefighters performed a high-angle rescue using an aerial ladder to access the building, while EMS crews made their way to the third floor.
At least one person was extricated following the accident at Folly Road. Police are looking for anyone who may have witnessed the crash.
The 50-year-old woman has been charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, terroristic threats, and harassment.
The report, however, calls the chief's actions "a calamitous decision" that disrupted a student protest and traumatized a community.
Police in Warrington Township reported the following arrests on outstanding warrants and for retail theft.
The store said two men used stolen credit cards to purchase approximately $15,000 worth of raw meat from the family business.
National Night Out is designed to enhance the relationship between residents and law enforcement while spotlighting the community.
The township issued a boil water advisory Thursday afternoon after an equipment failure in a well at the Country Greene Treatment Plant.
Using hose lines, crews quickly went to work, making an aggressive attack to extinguish the fire before it could spread further.
Test results have shown improvement; however, the advisory cannot be lifted until the DEP authorizes it, the township said.
Officials say an equipment failure is causing a loss of adequate disinfection at the Country Green Treatment Plant.
The force of the crash knocked concrete blocks out of a wall surrounding the eatery's dumpster and totaled the car.
The driver of the struck vehicle told police that when she got out of the car to speak to the other driver, the driver slowly drove away.
The donated bullet- and stab-protective vest for K9 Granite was sponsored by Eileen Green of Doylestown.
Police said the 35-year-old man from Philadelphia stole several high-priced items and ate a package of beef jerky while inside the store.
An active fugitive from justice arrest warrant has been issued for the New Britain Township man who fled to the United Arab Emirates.
Supervisors pass ordinance authorizing the creation of the Plumstead Township Fire and Rescue Department.
During the transaction, the boy entered his phone number for Walmart Rewards, which provided investigators with his identification.
The Central Bucks Regional Police Department is investigating an overnight burglary at a borough gas station.
The enforcement detail was prompted after police clocked a vehicle traveling at 114 mph in a 55-mph zone on northbound 611.
The goal of the sobriety checkpoint is to reduce the number of alcohol- and drug-related fatal and serious crashes, said police.
He then disseminated images to co-workers and personal contacts, and lied to investigators to cover up his actions, detectives said.
Taking the oath were Detectives Joe Zaffino and Timothy Hartman and Deputy DA Catherine Pirolli and Assistant DA Alexandra Bethman.
Firefighters were called to North Main Street just south of Court Street where they found a vehicle on fire in the northbound lane.
District Judge Stacy Wertman was on hand at Wednesday night's board of supervisors meeting to administer the oath of office.
Leonard Pearso Ridge IV is accused of obstructing an official proceeding, entering a restricted building and grounds and disorderly conduct.