On June 20, 2026, Spring Township Police were dispatched to a possible domestic in the area of Fairview Street and Woodside Avenue.  Police arrived on scene and stopped a vehicle that matched the description provided.

Police made contact with the driver, Jaclynn COLDREN, who appeared visibly intoxicated. As police were investigating the incident, COLDREN became visibly and audibly upset. COLDREN began screaming and acting out as police attempted to speak with her and investigate her physical state. Police removed COLDREN from the vehicle, and as she was being detained, she flailed her leg almost striking police. As COLDREN sat on the curb side, in a residential area, she began screaming loudly, cursing and acting out. COLDREN was told numerous times that she needed to keep her voice down, and continued to curse, scream and act out while sitting on the curb. 

Due to COLDREN being disorderly, she was placed in a patrol vehicle, where she continued to scream from within the police vehicle, and strike the cage and window within the vehicle. Once at Berks Central Processing Center, deputies assisted with removing COLDREN from the vehicle. As deputies were removing Coldren from the vehicle, COLDREN was laying on her back kicking at deputies, ultimately striking one deputy.  

Ultimately, Jaclynn COLDREN was arrested for Assault of Law Enforcement Officer.