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Police Investigating Theft in Springfield Township

The Springfield Township Police Department said Tuesday that it is investigating a theft of multiple items from a property on Richlandtown Pike in the township.

Springfield Township Theft
The Springfield Township Police Department has shared the above photo of a vehicle that was seen on a property that was recently burglarized. In a post on their Crimewatch site Tuesday, police said the property is located on Richlandtown Pike.

The Springfield Township Police Department said Tuesday that it is investigating a theft of multiple items from a property in the 1700 block of Richlandtown Pike in the township.

In an attempt to identify the operator of a vehicle that was seen on the property, police shared two photos of the black pickup truck he was driving at the time of the theft, which police said occurred around 8:15 a.m. on Feb. 22.

Anyone with information about the case is being asked to contact the Springfield Township Police Department at 215-328-8523 or submit a tip via their Crimewatch site.

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Springfield Township Police shared this photo of a black pickup they believe was operated by the suspect in the theft, which occurred on the morning of Feb. 22 on Richlandtown Pike. Police have requested the public’s help with identifying that person.
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