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Upper Bucks County continues to be plagued by sporadic thefts of presidential campaign signs, according to reports from Pennsylvania State Police at Dublin, who patrol much of the area.
A Milford Township, Bucks County couple were sentenced Monday to jail time for concocting a scheme to buy and sell stolen items out of their Q-Mart-based business.
The Springfield Township Police Department is giving members of the community a chance to publicly show their support for local police officers through their “We Support Our Local Police” yard sign fundraiser.
Richland Township Police are asking for the public’s help with identifying a man who they say assaulted a 16-year-old boy who has special needs in the Walmart Supercenter on Rt. 309 Saturday.
On Sunday, Quakertown Community School District superintendent Bill Harner announced that a student who also attends Upper Bucks County Technical School had tested positive for the coronavirus.
A Hellertown borough woman was recently cited for retail theft in Richland Township, township police announced in a Crimewatch post Friday.
As Election Day draws closer, signs for both the Republican and Democratic presidential candidates continue to disappear from yards throughout the region.
Daman Andrew Smoot, 37, pleaded guilty to third degree murder Monday in the 2004 death of his one-time roommate, Adam Brundage. Brundage’s disappearance became an enduring cold case out of Quakertown that wasn’t solved until Smoot’s arrest earlier this year.
Bucks County detectives from Hilltown Township to Yardley have a mystery on their hands in the form of a bizarre crime spree, in which the district attorney’s office says one person or a number of individuals have unlawfully entered nearly 1,000 cars in the past year.
Most people would probably agree that the destruction of public property often involves less-than-intelligent decision-making on the part of the destroyers. That could explain why someone or multiple people decided to spraypaint the word “dumb” on buildings and other property in Veterans Memorial Park in Nockamixon Township (Upper Black Eddy), Bucks County.
