According to the college, he was hired in July as interim vice president of enrollment management.
Township police also investigated eight fraud cases during July and advised residents to exercise extreme caution when dealing with fraud.
Police said the subjects are wanted for questioning in connection with a retail theft that occurred on June 28.
After he was asked to leave an apartment, police said the man grabbed the victim by the throat and threw them onto a bed.
One firefighter was transported to the hospital for heat-related issues while one occupant was treated for smoke inhalation.
A portion of the proceeds from the evening will be donated back to the fire company from Rita's.
The personnel changes were announced at the board of supervisors' July meeting.
Police said the woman stole several bottles of alcohol from the store and then resisted arrest by police.
According to reports, the man has been placed on administrative leave at the Newtown Township-based college.
Upon arrival at a home on Mustang Road, officers found that the victim had sustained significant facial injuries.
The 47-year-old man was taken into custody late Tuesday night and was arraigned on burglary and trespass charges.
The crowd enjoyed watching canine demonstrations and a Medflight helicopter land at Doylestown Township's Central Park.
According to police, the incident happened between 2 and 8 a.m. Sunday morning at the school on West Court Street.
The following incidents and arrests were reported during the month of July by the Central Bucks Regional Police Department.
The event is designed to enhance the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while spotlighting the community.
In other reports, a man swallowed drugs while fleeing from police and a Warrington woman was charged with retail theft.
Bucks District Attorney Jennifer Schorn made the announcement during one of the office’s Fun Week events.
The man faces 10 counts of reckless endangerment following the incident at the convenience store in Warrington Township.
The impact caused a nearby utility pole — located close to the building where the wires were attached — to split in half.
Police have charged the 45-year-old Dublin woman with theft by unlawful taking.
Police said the couple was tricked into giving $12K in cash to a scammer claiming their grandson was involved in a serious car accident.
During the office's awards ceremony held at the Justice Center, the DA honored the two for their public service and dedication.
The award-winning program helps to decrease the time police officers spend responding to situations involving social services needs.
The event will feature a display of antique fire trucks, a flea market, children’s activities, apparatus judging, and awards.
A Kentucky man was extradited to Bucks County Tuesday on sex charges for trafficking the girl. Two other men await trial, authorities said.
Police used facial recognition technology to identify a woman who is accused of stealing merchandise from the Ulta store.
The death is actively being investigated as a homicide by local police, Bucks County detectives and the DA's office.
The Plumstead Township Police Chief told the Bucks County Courier Times that ICE made an arrest in the township over the weekend.
The Doylestown Fire Company No. 1 spent a busy Wednesday morning answering calls in Doylestown Borough and neighboring Plumstead.
The man is accused of exploiting the store’s return process and submitting numerous unauthorized credit card applications.
Anyone lose a pair of peacocks? Birds are on the loose in Doylestown Township, according to police.
Police also investigated seven incidents of fraud and cited a man for making threats against former fast food co-worker.
The Central Bucks Regional Police Department filed attemped murder charges over the weekend against the 50-year-old woman.
In other crime reports, police arrested a woman for defiant trespassing; investigated several incidents of fraudulent activity.
The deceased 89-year-old woman was discovered around 7:20 p.m. at a home in the 2500 block of Rickert Road in Hilltown Township.
The supervisors created the role to reflect the township’s commitment to delivering coordinated, sustainable, and high-quality public safety
The Hilltown Township Police Department responded to a home on Callowhill Road at 2:30 a.m. for a burglary in progress.
In other reports, police charged a man with indecent exposure after dropping his pants at township hotel.
The red light camera enforcement system, the first in the county, went live in January 2024 at two Route 611 intersections.
Police departments across the Philly region will be targeting drivers exhibiting unsafe and aggressive driving behaviors through Aug. 17.