A driver and a passenger were arrested after a traffic stop yielded narcotics and drug paraphernalia.
On Wednesday morning, the county's new sheriff signed an order terminating the department's partnership with the federal agency.
The Doylestown man was also accused of defiant trespass at Our Lady of Czestochowa and ordered to pay restitution.
The victim told police that they were awakened by loud noise coming from an adjoining room and knocked on the door to complain.
Upon arrival, Palisades Regional Fire Rescue reported heavy fire showing and were advised of possible entrapment.
Police also investigated the fraudulent purchase of a vehicle and arrested a 45-year-old woman on suspicion of DUI.
Firefighters fought the blaze using hand lines, tanker trucks, pumper trucks, and water shuttle operations.
Police also cited a woman for throwing items around a store and refusing to leave and arrested a man accused of corruption of minors.
Bucks County Coroner Patti Campi said DNA has been sent to CODIS, a nationwide database of DNA profiles in hopes of making a match.
In other reports, police arrested a woman for possession of suspected narcotics and a man for retail theft at a township grocery store.
An investigation found that the assaults began when the victim was 14 years old and continued for more than a year.
Firefighters said the use of the building provides them with opportunities to drill for scenario-based situations.
The sentencing marked the conclusion of a significant narcotics investigation by the Bucks County Drug Task Force and Warrington Police.
He plans to expand the office’s mission to tackle the challenges facing crime victims, consumers, working families, and the environment.
The incident happened just after midnight on Dec. 27 on North Main Street in Doylestown Borough.
Active U.S. Army patrol leader faces multiple charges after hitting an officer numerous times and slamming his head against the pavement.
Two customers were waiting in line when one of them took exception to the merchandise being purchased, police said.
Police said the driver sped away, nearly causing a collision, and struck another vehicle before fleeing from police.
Police are asking motorists to find an alternate route while crews clean up the accident scene.
Two hours after rescuing a horse, the firefighters were dispatched to the scene of a house fire on Meetinghouse Road.
The rescuers responded to a township barn on the first day of 2026 to help a 30-year-old horse named Snickers get back on his feet.
The 45-year-old Doylestown man faces fines and possible jail time for his fourth DUI arrest.
Police say a 22-year-old Warminster man is accused of hitting another car with his pickup truck and then left the scene.
Motorists may encounter malfunctioning signals on Tuesday due to high winds and local power outages.
A New Jersey man who was the manager at two local eateries is facing multiple felony charges.
Firefighters arriving on the scene immediately began fire suppression, attacking the fire with hand lines.
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Police launched an investigation after receiving eight cybertips from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
As mandated by the Pennsylvania DEP, all blasting activities will be monitored and conducted according to state and federal laws.
"These new officers and promotion will enhance our ability to provide exceptional service to our residents," said the chief.
Police also made several DUI arrests, investigated fraud complaints and cited several following assault incidents.
If the Santa Run is delayed, the firefighters will post on Facebook to keep everyone informed throughout the day.
The grants will benefit the Plumsteadville Fire Company and the Plumstead Township Police Department.
Two others have been charged with retail theft following separate incidents in the township.
The fire was quickly contained to the vehicle, with some heat exposure reported by firefighters to the building's siding.
In other reports, police reported that a vehicle registration check led to the arrest of a wanted man and the discovery of narcotics.
A Doylestown woman concealed merchandise in her cart and then left the store without paying, police said.
Multiple employees told police that a new hire confronted another employee, began yelling, and threw merchandise at him.
A man was captured on video ripping down a Pride flag at the Evolution Candy Store on East State Street.
Firefighters from seven companies responded to the scene of the early morning blaze.