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Lower Saucon Council Approves Purchase of Crimewatch Technology

Lower Saucon Township Police Chief Thomas Barndt told council he found overwhelming support among his officers for Crimewatch and called buying the program a 'win-win' because it will help the department solve crime and save time.

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Hellertown Woman Threatened Clerk With Metal Bar in Gas Station Robbery, Police Say

A Hellertown woman is charged with robbing the Top Star Exxon convenience store at 1570 Main Street of cash after police say she entered it shortly after midnight, threatened the clerk with a metal bar, demanded money from the register and then fled with cash.

Hellertown History: In 1924 Robbery, Bankers Told to ‘Put ‘Em Up’

A news account of a 1924 bank robbery at Hellertown's Saucon Valley Trust Company reads like something straight of a pulp novel or a noir movie, with robbers who told the bank's employees to 'put 'em up,' tied them up and made a dramatic escape out of town in a roadster.

Police Chiefs Share Security Tips With Local Business Owners

The chiefs of police for Hellertown borough and Lower Saucon Township met with local business owners Monday and urged them to give local police a call whenever something doesn't seem quite right.

Saucon Source’s 15 Most-Read Stories of 2017

The year 2017 was another big one for news in Saucon Valley, with crime, schools, business news and breaking news all dominating the headlines.

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Lower Saucon Police Investigated 3 Burglaries in January

Under a new directive, Lower Saucon Township Police issued a monthly police report for January detailing the work of the department and crime statistics.

Criminal Justice Reform Advocates Lobby for PA to Expand Expungement Laws
Man Stole Gun Collection from Stepdad’s Ellen Street Home, Police Say
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How to Set Up a Neighborhood Watch in L. Saucon