Emergency crews were called to the Route 611 bridge over the creek Friday afternoon in Warrington for a report of someone in the water.
Prosecutors credited the victim's mother for her "dogged diligence" in uncovering the abuse by reviewing her daughter's phone.
Police said they observed about 150 teens at the residence, many of whom appeared to be under the influence of alcohol.
A Quakertown woman is facing charges for driving a stolen vehicle while her boyfriend is facing drug-related offenses.
Police at the scene reported that one person had to be extricated from their vehicle by emergency responders.
Fire prompts a warning from fire officials to avoid tossing discarded cigarette butts from their car and truck windows.
Police also arrested a 66-year-0ld Southampton woman for causing more than $1,000 in damages to a car parked at a township store.
The April police report lists crashes, DUI arrests, theft and assault cases, and a warning about a renewed phone scam.
The sentencing marks the conclusion of a case that began in early 2025 when a single victim came forward to report the abuse.
The honor recognizes a prosecutor whose career reflects the highest standard of justice, accountability, and protection of victims' rights.
A 44-year-old woman and a 55-year-old man are facing retail theft charges following repeated incidents at a township grocery store.
Police reported the assault of a 13-year-old girl and the arrest of a mother and daughter for stealing a bracelet from a Doylestown store.
The Bucks County SPCA said the owner failed to provide proper veterinary care for the gelding, which was riddled with cancer.
The man was taken into custody without incident and was transported to the Warrington Police Department where he was processed,
Police said the woman impersonated an account holder and made withdrawals at two bank branches.
Police say the 21-year-old Warrington man damaged a door frame and put holes in the drywall as he was leaving the house.
Clients from Newtown, Warminster, Doylestown, and Levittown fell victim to the insurance fraud scheme, investigation finds.
A newly hired co-responder has begun answering mental health and drug-related calls in the three municipalities.
In March, the officer responded to a cardiac arrest and helped to save the life of the victim, according to the police chief.
Six years after he was charged in Warrington, he was stopped by police in nearby Montgomery Township and taken into custody.
Since 2010, Bucks Co. has removed more than 263,370 pounds of unused, unneeded medication from homes throughout the collection.
Police said they found the man on Easton Road, approaching moving vehicles and causing drivers to swerve.
The death is under investigation by the Department of Corrections and the Bucks County Coroner's Office.
Chief Jack Slattery’s promotion follows years of specialized preparation for executive leadership.
Township police also made arrests for retail theft and a Megan's Law violation.
The lawsuit alleges that the defendants forced vulnerable, low-income tenants to choose between staying in unsafe housing or being homeless.
In other reports, police arrested a driver on DUI charges following an accident and investigated 11 incidents of fraud.
Police said the game can lead to misunderstandings that could result in someone getting hurt or killed.
Evidence at the scene indicated the woman had been outside a home for an extended period of time, causing a disturbance, police said.
The sentence was handed down by Common Pleas Judge Charissa J. Liller following the woman's conviction in a waiver trial last week.
The Voice for the Voiceless award acknowledges investigators who utilize digital forensics to advocate for victims.
The 51-year-old woman is now awaiting sentencing in Bucks County Court.
Pretending to be her grandson, a caller told his victim he was in serious trouble and urgently needed $8,000, insisting she act right away.
Store personnel told police that he stole approximately $7,467.72 worth of merchandise between March 8 and 28.
The Doylestown veterans organization honored the officer for his exemplary actions with its "Officer Of the Year" award.
Store personnel told police that the woman had loaded two bags with merchandise and then selected more before leaving without paying.
The new chief will serve as the senior officer of the newly formed Plumstead Township Fire and Rescue Department.
Police said the woman escalated a verbal altercation from the back seat of a parked car.
A vehicle fire on Bristol Road near Turk Road was quickly extinguished Tuesday morning, and no injuries were reported.
The 37-year-old woman was transported to Doylestown Hospital, where she was receiving medical care when she died.
Leonard Pearso Ridge IV is accused of obstructing an official proceeding, entering a restricted building and grounds and disorderly conduct.