Crime & Safety
Radnor Police Honored For Delivering Baby, Burglary Arrest
Several members of the force were recognized for their work on a burglary arrest and for helping deliver a baby. Great work, all!
RADNOR TOWNSHIP, PA — Several members of the Radnor Township Police Department were commended for their work on a burglary arrest and for helping deliver a baby in separate incidents, according to the department.
The department's 3rd Platoon was given a Unit Citation for their work to bring in a burglary suspect.
Police said the arrest happened last month after a man, allegedly under the influence of narcotics, was arrested in connection with a home burglary.
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According to police, the man resisted with police but was taken into custody.
Sergeant Dan Lunger, K9 Partner Bear, Officer Brian Bell and Officer Stephanie Racht were presented the citation.
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Additionally, Officer Mark Bates presented a Letter of a Commendation after his assistance with the birth of a child.
Police said Bates was called to a medical emergency where the mother gave birth to a healthy baby boy.
The mother and son are healthy and have been in touch with Officer Bates and Radnor Fire Company Ambulance Members for their help in the delivery.
A job well done to these amazing Radnor Township Police Department members!
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