Pennridge Regional Police Officers handled 175 incidents during the week of September 20^th, to the 26^th, 2026.  A total of 16 traffic citations and warnings were issued during the same week. 

INCIDENTS

Trespassing Incident: Police responded to a business in the 100 block of Keystone Drive for a reported burglary. Upon arrival of police the business owner reported that two unknown parties entered the building, but it did not appear that anything was stolen or removed. The parties were seen leaving the property on E-Bikes. 

Suspicious Activity: Police were contacted by a resident of the 400 block of Liberty Trail for a report of an unknown party on their front porch. The homeowner was able to provide a video of a male with a headlight and a dog on the front porch. The male was looking at two large packages on the porch. 

Theft Incident: Officers responded to a home in the 800 block of Allentown Road for a report of a stolen bicycle from the end of a driveway. The bike was valued at $40. No suspect information was known. 

Attempted Theft/Fraud: On September 25^th, 2026, a resident from the 000 block of Lenape Drive reported that an unknown party contacted them identifying themselves as an employee of the Federal Court. The caller continued to attempt to defraud the caller based on them needing to attend court and needing to pay fines. The caller identified that the call was a scam. 

Identity Theft: A resident of the 000 block of Rocky Mount Circle came to police headquarters to report that they believed their identity was stolen during an interview with a credit protection agency. The resident had not lost any money and did not see any new accounts opened but was concerned about a new authenticator on an application on their phone. 

Burglary: Officers responded to the Bucks Trading Post for a report of several items being stolen from the property. The property was taken by an unknown person who entered the business and removed several antiques that included watches and household goods. Police are actively investigating. 

ARRESTS

Assault Arrest: A 38-year-old female resident of East Rockhill was charged with Aggravated Assault and related charges following a police response to a residence in the 2000 block of West Rock Road. When police arrived, they located a male with a laceration to his arm that was found to be the result of the female suspect throwing a mirror at him after an argument. The female was transported to Bucks County Prison in lieu of $100,000 10% bail. 

Dog Law Arrest: A 55-year-old resident of West Rockhill was charged with a violation of the dog law when his dog was found on another neighbor’s yard. The dog was returned to the owner but due to this being the second time this occurred a non-traffic citation was issued to the dog owner. 

Warrant Service: Police were dispatched to St. Lukes Penn Foundation for a report of a patient causing a disturbance. Upon arrival of police, it was determined that the male in question had an active arrest warrant issued by Delaware County Probation for violating his probation. The 34 male resident of Upper Darby was transported to Bucks County Prison to be transferred to Delaware County Prison/Probation. 

Drug Arrest: A juvenile allegation was filed with Bucks County Juvenile Probation following a student being found in possession of several THC Vape Pens while on the campus of the Pennridge High School. 

Warrant Service: Officers were dispatched to St. Lukes Grand View for a male patient who had left the hospital against medical advice. The male was located by Pennridge Regional officers at the Sunoco Station located in the 900 block of Lawn Ave. The male was found to have an active warrant issued by the Bucks County Sheriff’s office for failing to appear at court for a drug charge. Bucks County Sheriffs arrived and took custody of the male. 

Drug Arrest: A 47-year-old male resident of Perkasie was charged with possession of drugs and related charges following a call for service at St. Lukes Grand View. The male was a patient at the hospital, and the illegal narcotics were found in the patient’s belongings.

Drug Arrest: A 23-year-old female resident of Quakertown was charged with possession of drugs and related charges following a vehicle stop on Rt. 313 around N. Fifth Street. The drugs were found in the vehicle during the vehicle stop. 

DUI Arrest: A 65-year-old male of Northampton was charged with driving under the influence and related charges following a vehicle stop on 9^th Street and Jessica Lane. The white Ford van was observed committing several vehicle code violations on Bethlehem Pike in West Rockhill Township. Chemical testing revealed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.19%. 

DUI Arrest: Criminal charges were filed against a 34-year-old male resident of Quakertown for driving a Hyundai sedan in the 1400 block of Bethlehem Pike on September 5^th, 2026. The vehicle was observed with equipment violations. During the vehicle stop the odor of an alcoholic beverage was detected coming from the interior of the vehicle. After the failure of field sobriety tests the male was transported to the hospital for a blood drawn and chemical tests revealed the blood alcohol concentration was 0.13%

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

September 20^th, 2026: Police responded to a one vehicle traffic accident involving a Honda Accord that was struck by a tree branch as it fell towards the roadway. As the branch fell the vehicle swerved off the roadway and struck a mailbox. No injuries were reported and the vehicle did not need to be towed from the property. 

September 21^st, 2026: A Toyota Sienna ran off the roadway into a ditch after the driver attempted to miss a deer in the roadway. No injuries occurred and only minor damage was observed. 

September 25^th, 2026: A Jeep Liberty rearended a Nissan Rogue as it was stopped on Rt. 313 approaching Mountain View Drive. Traffic was stopped in the area and that is when the collision occurred. No injuries were reported and the vehicles required towing. 

September 25^th, 2026: A two-vehicle traffic crash was reported on Old Bethlehem Pike at Forrest Road when a Chevrolet Colorado pulled out from the stop sign and collided with a Subaru Legacy traveling on Bethlehem Pike. No injuries were reported and both vehicles were driven from the scene. 

September 26^th, 2026: A minor two vehicle traffic crash occurred on Bethlehem Pike and Rt. 309 ramp when a Kia and Ford Bronco collided while trying to avoid a branch in the roadway. No injuries were reported. 

September 26^th, 2026: A BMW struck a deer on Mountain View in the area of Clymer Road, causing minor damage to the vehicle.