Police Blotter 10-11 to 10-17
10-11-2021
Hit and Run Accident
Patrol responded to a parking lot of a business off 2nd St. Pike for a report of a hit and run accident. Unit #2 was unoccupied and parked in a business lot overnight. The next day it appeared an unknown vehicle struck Unit #2.
10-12-2021
Trespass and Prowling/Theft from Vehicle
Complainant reports two subjects going through her husband’s vehicle on Redwood Dr. Upon arrival, the subjects were gone. Patrol surveyed the area and located an occupied vehicle on Glen Meadow Rd. The subjects inside the vehicle matched the description from the complainant. After further investigation, both subjects were taken into custody.
Theft from Vehicle
Complainant reported that an unknown subject entered his vehicle on Glen Meadow Rd. and stole several items from inside. The items were valued over $200. The suspect in this case was arrested.
10-13-2021
Abandoned Property
Complainant reports a wave runner abandoned in a creek off of Buck Rd. The wave runner was removed from the creek.
Fraud
Complainant reports opening up a Bank of America account last week. He stated he learned of 3 transactions on his account totaling over $10,000 that he did not authorize. BOA recognized the fraud and is investigating the incident.
Fraud
An associate from a local bank contacted our HQ with regards to a subject attempting to access an account that does not belong to him. After further investigation the subject was taken into custody for Forgery, Attempted Identity Theft, Access Device Fraud and Possession of Drugs/Paraphernalia.
Traffic Accident
Patrol responded to Bustleton Pike at Knowles Ave for a report of a two vehicle traffic accident. Unit #1 entered the intersection causing a collision with Unit #2. There were no reported injuries and neither vehicle required a tow.
10-14-2021
Attempted Fraud
Complainant stated she received a phone call from an unknown subject claiming to be from PECO. The subject informed the complainant they could provide a quote for Solar Panels. The complainant contacted Peco directly after speaking with the unknown subject and was informed it was a Scam.
Theft
Complainant reports that an order she purchased online arrived at her residence. Her son brought the package inside and it appeared someone tampered with it. The complainant ordered a pair of boots. When she opened the package, there was only one boot inside.
10-15-2021
Traffic Accident
Patrol responded to 2nd St. Pike at Newtown Richboro Rd. for a report of a two vehicle traffic accident. Unit #1 pulled into the roadway in front of Unit #2. There were no reported injuries and neither vehicle required a tow.
Aggravated Assault
Patrol responded to a residence for a report of an aggravated assault. Suspect held the tip of a knife to the victim’s abdomen and forced her inside the residence. The suspect was taken into custody and charged with aggravated assault.
Theft from Business
Patrol responded to GameStop for a report of a retail theft. Complainant reports a black male about 6’, slender build, wearing a white hoodie, gray pants, black sneakers and carrying a satchel entered the store. The suspect placed a video game on the counter to purchase. Before paying, the suspect grabbed the video game and ran out the front door.
Traffic Accident
Patrol responded to Bustleton Pike for a report of a two vehicle traffic accident. Unit #1 rear ended Unit #2. There were no reported injuries, but Unit #1 required a tow.
10-16-2021
Traffic Accident
Patrol responded to Newtown Richboro Rd. at Rock Way for a report of a three vehicle traffic accident with injuries. Unit #1 rear ended Unit #2 causing Unit #2 to strike Unit #3. The operator of Unit #2 and Unit #3 were transported to the hospital for non-life threatening injuries. All three vehicles required a tow.
Traffic Accident
Patrol responded to Bustleton Pike at Upper Holland Rd. for a report of a two vehicle traffic accident. Unit #1 turned in front of Unit #2 causing a collision. The operator of Unit #1 was transported to the hospital for non-life threatening injuries. Both vehicles required a tow.
Simple Assault
Patrol responded to a residence for a report of a simple assault. A suspect was taken into custody.
10-17-2021
Disabled Vehicle
Patrol responded to Spencer Rd. at Sackettsford Rd. for a report of a disabled vehicle. Patrol stood by until the vehicle could safely be towed from the roadway.
During this tour, Patrol responded to 18 Alarms, 16 Abandoned 911 Calls, 45 Medical Calls, 10 Domestic Disputes and 23 Bookings.
Created Oct 18, 2021 @ 8:32 AM
