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The holiday season is the busiest time of year for companies such as Amazon that deliver packages, and it can also be a busy time for police, due to the higher number of package thefts that typically take place.
A 32-year-old New Jersey man is facing charges after police say he illegally used a Lower Saucon Township resident’s Verizon account number to purchase an iPad as part of an alleged theft scheme.
At around 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Pennsylvania State Police and local fire company volunteers were on the scene of a two vehicle crash at the intersection of Rt. 611 and Rt. 32 in Kintnersville, Nockamixon Township.
A tractor-trailer cab whose driver may have lost control of it ended up wedged inside the yard of a home in Fountain Hill borough Tuesday morning.
Someone in upper Bucks County decided that Thanksgiving Eve was going to be Mischief Night, according to Pennsylvania State Police at Dublin.
Lower Saucon Township Police Tuesday shared information about a suspicious incident that took place in a residential neighborhood over the weekend, and said the activity may not be an isolated incident.
Springfield Township Police Monday asked the public for help with their investigation into the theft of yard signs from a property near Springtown.
Bethlehem Police are investigating the assault of a college student near S. New and Morton streets Saturday as a case involving ethnic intimidation. A statewide civil rights organization Monday condemned what it called the “alleged racist attack targeting a Black student at Lehigh University.”
A weekend accident along River Road (Rt. 32) in Nockamixon Township, Bucks County, occurred as a result of ice and the speed at which the driver was allegedly traveling, Pennsylvania State Police at Dublin said Monday.
The sentence “All I want for Christmas is…” often ends with the name of a popular toy, a trendy article of clothing or an exotic vacation locale. In Lehigh Valley municipalities like the City of Bethlehem and Lower Saucon Township, however, what many officials may be asking Santa for this holiday season is a bit more practical: more police officers.