Police file arrest warrant against an individual for again violating a Protection from Abuse order.
Police also confiscated suspected narcotics and marijuana during several traffic stops in the township.
It felt like a case of déjà vu when police pulled over a car Friday night near Lookout Park for driving on a suspected license.
The force of the crash left shattered window frames, broken glass, and loose bricks in front of the eatery and extensive damage inside.
Police also investigated several cases of fraud in the borough during March, including a business computer that was hacked.
Police also took one driver into custody on an active arrest warrant from the Pennsylvania State Police.
In other reports, police investigated a theft from a shed in Wrightstown and cited an intoxicated man at a township restaurant.
The driver was arrested and the car was impounded. The driver will now answer the charges in court.
Firefighters from three companies responded to the scene after a caller reported smoke coming from the top of an attached deck.
An investigation by police revealed that a passenger in the vehicle was in possession of methamphetamine.
On Feb. 4, Newtown firefighters Michael Bradshaw and Quinnten Jones rescued a woman from a burning home in Lower Makefield.
Police said the driver had an outstanding arrest warrant for assault and was wanted by police in Bucks County.
Police are investigating incidents in Newtown Township and Doylestown Borough.
During a another traffic stop, suspected narcotics and drug paraphernalia were discovered and seized and a male passenger was arrested.
In other reports, police arrested a Langhorne man for DUI after he was observed driving the wrong way on Centre Avenue.
Fire crews worked together to quickly extricate the driver who was transferred to the care of Central Bucks EMS.
Two career firefighters will be recognized for saving the life of a woman during a house fire in neighboring Lower Makefield Township.
2 taken into custody on active arrest warrants following traffic stops in the township.
Using hose lines, tankers, and utility vehicles, the firefighters prevented the spread to several nearby buildings, including a preschool.
With dry conditions continuing, the risk of brush fires continues throughout Bucks County.
Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire, which ignited in the 700 block of Worthington Mill Road.
Bucks County firefighters called in to assist with a massive 75-acre brush fire threatening 30 structures in New Jersey.
In other reports, township police investigate retail theft, arrest passenger on an outstanding warrant during traffic stop.
Demand that Sunoco and Energy Transfer immediately shut down the pipeline while the extent of the leak is investigated.
The Newtown Township Police Department reported the following incidents and arrests between Feb. 14 and 20.
During his monthly police report on Wednesday, Chief James Sabath reported several arrests and a number of cases of fraud in January.
The department sent six officers to the city on Friday to help with the Eagles Super Bowl victory parade.
Police are also investigating the theft of a gun, retail thefts at township stores, and a hacked computer that cost an elderly woman $15K.
Six officers, including four from the township's motorcycle unit and two from its MIRT team, will be giving Philadelphia an assist.
Charges are pending against a driver after police found suspected narcotics during a traffic stop on the Newtown Bypass.
Three rescued in dramatic Lower Makefield house fire, according to new details released by the Yardley-Makefield Fire Company.
District court judge sets bail at $1.5 million for Bucks County man accused of stabbing his family dogs to death.
Newtown, Northampton and Upper Makefield assisted Yardley-Makefield at the scene of the Farmview fire.
Police began an investigation in April 2024 after the CVS Pharmacy reported the theft of $1600 worth of cosmetics.
The company has set up a rapid response, 24/7 community hotline for nearby residents with questions or concerns.
Power outage began Friday evening in the historic State Street business district and extended throughout the weekend.
Police also made an arrest for suspected DUI in Wrightstown Township and investigated fraudulent contractor activity.
The incident was captured on security cameras and occurred on Saturday, January 18 between 10 and 11 p.m.
Ash told 911 dispatchers that he became angry after visiting his mother at a nursing home earlier in the day and took it out on the dogs.
Police also investigated the report of a stolen purse and a man wearing a ski mask for an extended period of time inside a township store.