In the early morning hours of April 4, 2026, Troopers from Media Barracks conducted a traffic stop on Interstate 95 near the Tinicum section of Delaware County. During the stop, Troopers made contact with the operator of a maroon Chrysler 300 sedan, identified as Joseph Gavin Daniels, along with three female occupants. Upon further investigation, Troopers determined that Daniels had an active arrest warrant issued by the Upper Chichester Township Police Department. Daniels was taken into custody without incident and transported to the police headquarters for processing and housing. He was subsequently held for arraignment.

Warrant Details

• Warrant Type: Criminal
• Date Issued: Monday March 30th, 2026
• Issuing Authority: Linwood District Court
• Docket Number: MJ-32136-CR-0000120-2026
• Reference ID: UC-26-003848

Joseph Daniels has been developed as a defendant in this incident. Please call 911 or click submit a tip if you can assist in his location.

On March 30, 2026, at approximately 2:19 a.m., Officer Adam J. Biondi responded to a report of two suspicious vehicles tampering with cable wires near 3162 Meetinghouse Road.

Upon arrival, Officer Biondi located a maroon Chrysler 300 with cable wire protruding from the open trunk and hand saws in plain view on the passenger seats. The vehicle was secured and towed to the Upper Chichester Police Department pending a search warrant.

A second vehicle, a Jeep Liberty, was stopped by Aston Police Department. It was occupied by Angelina Williams and Ray Gibase. During the stop, officers located a saw blade under the passenger seat. Both individuals were released at that time.

While inspecting the Chrysler 300 at police headquarters, Officer Biondi observed a baby car seat covered with a blanket. He then noticed movement and discovered an infant inside. Officers immediately entered the vehicle, confirmed the infant was unharmed, and found the child sleeping. The infant was removed and transported by Boothwyn EMS to a local hospital for evaluation.

Further investigation determined that the infant’s mother, Angelina Williams, was involved in the cable wire tampering incident. She was subsequently taken into custody and admitted to her involvement.

All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.