Lower Saucon Township Police are attempting to locate a local man who they say is facing theft and various other charges stemming from incidents that allegedly occurred late last year and early this year.
In separate posts published on their Crimewatch site Friday, police said Randy P. Bond, 50, is wanted in connection with a late November incident “in which a victim reported several unauthorized transactions with a debit card.”
Randy Bond, pictured in a police department booking photograph (FILE PHOTO)
“During the course of the investigation, police learned that Randy Bond made several unauthorized withdrawals totaling $840.00 from a Bank of America branch,” police said.
In that case, Bond is charged with access device fraud (Felony 3), theft (Misdemeanor 1) and receiving stolen property (Misdemeanor 1), police said.
In the other case police said Bond is wanted on a misdemeanor charge of possession of a controlled substance for allegedly possessing several pills for which he did not have a valid prescription.
Police said Bond was allegedly found with the pills after officers were dispatched for a report of a “suspicious male” knocking on the window of the AT&T store in the Creekside Marketplace shopping center on Leithsville Road in the township Jan. 8.
Anyone with information about Bond’s whereabouts is asked to call the Lower Saucon Township Police Department at 610-759-2200 or to submit an anonymous tip through their Crimewatch page.
