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.
The 78-year-old woman was last seen in the area of the Mercer Museum in Doylestown.
Police said the 14-year-old boy and 14-year-old girl from Montgomery County are accused of stealing merchandise from the Walmart store.
On two separate occasions, the Warrington teens are accused of stealing more than $100 worth of football cards from the Walmart store.
Township police reported the following arrests during the first half of July, including a warrant arrest and three for retail theft.
Based on evidence gathered over the past year, authorities maintain that this was not a random act of violence and that she was targeted.
Police said when confronted by the victim, the woman remarked, "But you're ok," before driving away.
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Police also made arrests for driving under the influence and cited a handful of individuals for urinating in public.
Two were taken into custody following retail theft incidents at the Wawa and Walgreens stores in the township.
Firefighters responded to the scene Monday afternoon at the Doylestown Shopping Center on North Main Street.
Firefighters from throughout the region battled a fire at Doylestown Waste Recycling on the eve of the extended Fourth of July weekend.
The DA's office advises, "If you receive a call like this, do not engage with the caller or provide any personal or financial information."
Police said a group of teenage juveniles entered the Warrington store and attempted to steal more than $100 in merchandise.
Police said a Marcus Hook man walked out of a township store with a pellet stove after presenting an illegitimate receipt.
Warrington Township Police have charged the 21-year-0ld with numerous felony and misdemeanor fraud and theft counts.
The Texas man is accused of depositing a stolen Home Equity Line of Credit check into a bank account and then making withdrawals.
A worker who was at the house when it exploded suffered burns from the blast and was transported to the hospital by EMS.
Two officers were promoted and another was sworn in during this week's board of supervisors meeting.
Police said the man threatened to kill another person during a dispute that began on East Oakland and spilled onto Church Street.
In other reports, police arrested a woman for retail theft and cited a man for possession of controlled substances and discarded rubbish.
The incident happened on Monday at the Broad Street Parking Garage following the man's appearance in court.
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Multiple packages were reported stolen from a porch on Franklin Circle in the township, Plumstead Township Police said.
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She and an accomplice opened a fraudulent credit card back in 2024 and then racked up $7,000 in purchases on the card.
Police said the 31-year-old man from Philadelphia stolen more than $150 worth of trading cards from Walmart on three separate occasions.
The 78-year-old man from Holland told police the other driver had crossed the double yellow line and had cut him off.
County prosecutors said all five juveniles in the case have agreed to enter diversionary programs to resolve their cases.
A resident reported a suspicious Medicare voicemail after a caller ID showed a Bucks County DA's office number.
Police said the man used a stolen credit card to purchase two pairs of designer eye glass frames at the West State Street store.
Police are accusing the man of stealing close to $3K in merchandise from the Lowe's store in Warrington Township.
Police said the men conspired to steal a gaming console from the Wal-Mart store and then
Police said the man fraudulently picked up a package containing $36,00o worth of silver from a FedEx store.
Leonard Pearso Ridge IV is accused of obstructing an official proceeding, entering a restricted building and grounds and disorderly conduct.