Police also investigated the theft of an Apple Watch and an incident of identity theft and made an arrest for suspected DUI.
Any business or individual who believes they may have received counterfeit currency from this individual is asked to contact police.
Firefighters from numerous companies were called to the Newtown Grant section of Newtown Township Friday night for a house fire.
Friends and family have set up a meal train and a GoFundMe for the displaced Wrightstown Township family.
In other reports, police arrested a man for simple assault and investigated a customer attempting to use multiple IDs to make a purchase.
In other reports, a man was charged with disorderly conduct at Chipotle, and a driver was taken into custody on an outstanding warrant.
The recognition event took place at the fire company's annual summer picnic held at the fire station in Newtown.
Police reported that numerous mailboxes in the township were smashed during a vandalism spree late Monday night into early Tuesday morning.
Police also arrested a driver wanted out of Philadelphia after finding him sleeping inside his car at Washington Crossing Historic Park.
Police also placed a dump truck out of service for multiple violations and arrested its driver for not having the proper paperwork.
The AG accused the company of targeting elderly patients for up-sales based on false promises that they would be reimbursed.
After killing him, she cleaned and dressed him, then fled in his Mercedes with plans to escape to Mexico, authorities said.
The federal indictment alleges that the man used the internet to have a minor engage in sexually explicit content.
This is the fifth reported bear sighting in Bucks County this month, but the first in Upper Makefield Township.
Police said the driver lost control, struck two trees and rolled down an embankment coming to rest just feet from the Delaware River.
The three boys were identified and referred to the Youth Aid Panel after a retail theft report at Acme Market.
In other reports, police arrested disorderly man at hotel, charged a driver with receiving stolen property, and made assault arrest.
The incident happened on a hot and humid Sunday afternoon in May at the Newtown Athletic Club in Newtown Township.
Police reported a stalking incident, several assault cases, a $2,028 retail theft, and a warrant arrest during the week.
John Ehlmann began his career with Newtown Township on August 14, 2000, as a maintenance mechanic.
Forty-six volunteers graduate from Basic Fire Academy Training conducted in Doylestown and in Croydon.
Cases in and around Newtown and Wrightstown included alleged theft, drug seizures and a child endangerment charge.
In a "bittersweet moment," the supervisors this week approved an official retirement agreement with Chief Mark Schmidt.
"We are deeply grateful to everyone who responded quickly, both from the NAC team and members who stepped in," the club said.
Traffic stops in Newtown Township led to two suspected DUI arrests and a weapons charge, police reported.
A woman killed in Tuesday's crash on Route 413 in Wrightstown has been identified by the Bucks County Coroner's Office.
State Sen. Steve Santarsiero was one of 20 politicians listed by a man who wrote about a "shooting" and a "Memorial Day Operation."
Last summer, fire and police officials launched an investigation following multiple fires at the Frost Lane park in Newtown Township.
Fifteen-year police veteran promoted to sergeant during a ceremony held at the May 13 meeting of the board of supervisors.
Police are investigating the cause of the multi-vehicle accident in Wrightstown Township.
Service to pay tribute to the 16 law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty while protecting their communities.
Newtown Township police documented incidents from May 2 through May 7, including arrests, fraud reports and a school threat.
Officer Daniel Clifton began his career with the Yardley Borough Police Department before joining Newtown Township in 1998.
Police said the same threat has impacted school districts in Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Philadelphia, and Berks counties.
This is a summary of stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County.
The police department is asking anyone with information about the identity of the man or the incident to come forward.
Police documented two separate financial crime reports and advised residents to contact banks and credit bureaus.
Township police reported that unknown persons entered a shed and stole the two dirt bikes in the Bridlewood Drive neighborhood.
Officer completes 80-hour course that challenges participants mentally and physically in the safe operation of a police motorcycle.
The weekly Newtown Township police blotter includes theft reports and two arrests on active warrants.
Leonard Pearso Ridge IV is accused of obstructing an official proceeding, entering a restricted building and grounds and disorderly conduct.