Police Link Warrington Wawa Robbery To Hatboro Burglary

WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA — A man who held up the Wawa convenience store at 550 Easton Road, Warrington, on June 30 is also wanted for breaking into a home earlier that morning in Hatboro, Montgomery County.

According to a joint press release issued by the Warrington Township and Hatboro police departments, a man attempted to break into a home on York Road in Hatboro on June 30 at 4:18 a.m.

Earlier that morning, police said the suspect was seen walking past the location several times accompanied by a second man.

At 4:43 a.m., the same suspect committed an armed robbery at the Warrington Wawa, located at 550 Easton Road. Police said the suspect used a "black semiautomatic firearm to threaten two store employees and a customer, who was made to lie face down on the floor."

In both incidents, the suspect can be seen wearing a black balaclava-type mask; a black leather jacket with two red stripes around each arm; and red and black sneakers with white soles.

In the Hatboro incident, the suspect and his accomplice can both be seen carrying a red and black backpack with yellow striping.

Police are requesting all businesses and residences in those areas to check their security cameras for additional footage of the suspect and his accomplice.

Police are also requesting that if you can identify either of them to contact the Warrington Township or Hatboro Police Departments immediately.

Hatboro Police Incident Number: 2023-03733. Contact: Detective Sergeant Conner Dilks (215-675-2832). Cdilks@hatboropolice.org

Warrington Township Police Incident Number: 2023-06-1399. Contact: Detective Bernard Schaffer (215-343-3311 x 222). BSchaffer@warringtonpd.org