Possible Child Luring Attempt Investigation Finds No Threat In Delco Incident: Police

CONCORD TOWNSHIP, PA — After investigating a possible child-luring attempt at a school bus stop in Delaware County, State Police found there was no threat to the community.

The reported incident happened around 3:30 p.m. April 14 in Concord Township as a Garnet Valley student waited for the bus to drop off her brother after school.

A man allegedly drove past the teenage girl and then returned, asking if she was waiting for someone and if she wanted to wait inside his vehicle, police said.

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On Tuesday, State Police said they identified the driver and determined there wasn't a threat to the public. No charges were filed.

"There was no attempted child luring," said Tpr. Paul Holdefer, a State Police regional spokesperson.

Garnet Valley School District officials were notified, police said.

State Police conduct local law enforcement for Concord Township, which doesn't have its own police department.