The program helps those with disabilities in Bucks County to communicate with police during traffic stops.
Police say they allegedly stole more than $1400 in merchandise from a township beauty store.
The man had fled to Florida after he broke into a car outside a Doylestown Township fitness club and stole a wallet.
The 34-year-old man got into an argument with his girlfriend on Sunday that escalated to an assault.
During September, police investigated numerous retail thefts and made an arrest for domestic assault.
Police reported the following incidents of theft, DUI, forgery and counterfeiting during the month of September.
The Central Bucks Police Department responded to the CoPart Philadelphia East Auction on Tuesday for the report of a stolen vehicle.
An investigation found that the woman was speeding and talking on her cell phone when the accident happened.
Opponents blast the ruling, contending the partnership isn't about public safety, but turning neigborhoods into surveillance zones.
As mandated by the state Department of Environmental Protection, all blasting activities will be monitored by state and federal agencies.
The Perkasie man will spend the next three to six years in state prison for the drunken, high-speed crash that killed his passenger.
The incident happened when the man got into an argument with several other theater-goers for making noise.
Willow Grove woman charged with stealing tequila hours after being cited for the same offense in another town.
The victim told police that she was in the store shopping when she realized her wallet was missing.
Firefighters from six companies fought the fire for more than six hours Sunday night into early Monday morning.
The incident happened inside the Foundations Behavioral Health Center where he was employed as a staff member.
Doylestown man is accused of assaulting his girlfriend and his mother while they were driving on Easton Road in the township.
Police in Warrington said a dispute over money escalated into an aggravated assault charge.
Police reported two separate incidents of domestic assaults in the township.
In other reports, a Walmart employee was charged with theft after allegedly stealing from his employer.
An investigation revealed that he had made a withdrawal and multiple purchases across Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties.
The victim told police that he was backing out of a driveway when the 55-year-old woman began honking her horn continuously at him.
Police in tactical gear responded to the Mill Ridge section of Warwick Township early Monday afternoon for an incident.
Teen faces multiple charges following incident in downtown Doylestown; police issue numerous citations for disorderly conduct.
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During a news conference, District Attorney Jennifer Schorn asked that anyone who may have been victimized by the man to come forward.
As mandated by the DEP, all blasting activities will be monitored and conducted according to state and federal regulations.
The 52-year-old man went missing after failing to return to jail while on a temporary work-release furlough, according to court records.
Police said two back-to-back retail thefts took place at the Fine Wine & Good Spirits store on County Line Road.
Police said stolen merchandise was found inside the vehicle, including a taped box consistent with a method used to conceal items.
In other reports, police caught a woman smoking marijuana while driving in the township.
Vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death for children, and research from NHTSA shows that 46 percent of car seats are misused.
Police said the boy will be charged with simple assault, harassment, disorderly conduct, and underage drinking.
A domestic incident began inside a home and spilled into the street in the area of the train station.
Police also arrested a New York man in gift card fraud scheme at Warrington Township Walmart store.
The Midway Volunteer Fire Company and Doylestown No. 1 responded Saturday afternoon to Hansel Park for an auto extrication.
To avoid becoming a victim, police are urging residents to lock their cars each night before going to bed.
Police Sergeant Jessica Whiteside takes the oath as the department's first female lieutenant.
All blasting activities will be monitored and conducted according to all state and federal laws, according to a posted notice.
Officers responded to the reports of a red Ford pickup that was speeding, failing to maintain its lane, and cutting off vehicles.
Leonard Pearso Ridge IV is accused of obstructing an official proceeding, entering a restricted building and grounds and disorderly conduct.