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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 Hellertown woman denies vandalizing her tenant’s car while it was parked near Whitaker and Bachman streets one evening last month, but borough police say surveillance video of the alleged incident proves otherwise.
The Richland Township Police Department said Tuesday that it’s investigating the disturbing desecration of more than 100 graves of veterans over the Memorial Day weekend.
The end of 2019 wasn’t as nice as it could have been for some vehicle owners in Hellertown, who police say had their cars vandalized by individuals yet to be identified.
An Allentown man is charged with criminal mischief, Hellertown Police said Monday, after he allegedly threw a can at another person’s car, damaged a car windshield, broke a cell phone and left the can in a parking lot.
A Hellertown woman was one of seven people who had tires on their vehicles slashed while they were guests at the Copperhead Grille on Airport Road in Hanover Township, Lehigh County, earlier this month, Pennsylvania State Police said Tuesday.
Who could be callous enough to write obscene phrases on brand new playground equipment in Hellertown’s Dimmick Park? That’s a question many people are asking themselves after vandalism was discovered in the playground Sunday, and police are asking it, too.
Earlier this week, someone who is building a new home in Lower Saucon Township got a nasty surprise. Township police say the home was extensively vandalized over the weekend.
A man who Springfield Township police said was missing and endangered last week is now in custody and charged with criminal mischief (two counts) and felony criminal trespassing-breaking into a structure (one count).
Two boys–aged 13 and 14–are charged as juveniles with the summary offenses of criminal mischief and dangerous burning, after Hellertown Police say they set fire to and melted the men’s restroom sign in Water Street Park last month.
