The Checks Bounced, the Warrant Didn't

On July 20, 2026, Warrington Police responded to County Line Fence for a report of bad checks. Employees reported that on July 7 and 8, 49-year-old Adolf Biernacki of Paulsboro, New Jersey, made two purchases totaling $4,925.31 and took the merchandise with him.

On July 13, County Line Fence was notified by its bank that both checks had been written on a closed account. The business contacted Biernacki and gave him the opportunity to either return the merchandise or pay the $4,925.31 owed. Despite numerous attempts by the business and police to resolve the matter, Biernacki failed to return the merchandise or make payment.

A warrant was subsequently issued for Biernacki's arrest. On August 11, Biernacki turned himself in to Warrington Police. He was processed and arraigned by Judge Wertman, who set bail at $50,000 unsecured.

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