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Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen Bensalem Police are seeking to identify a cigarette bandit. Bensalem authorities are looking for the man pictured above (and in the video below) in connection to a theft at Wawa on the 1500 block of Bristol Pike last week. Authorities allege the suspect went behind the register counter, opened up a
The Bensalem Township Police Department, with the assistance of the FBI Philadelphia Office, announces the arrest of an on-line child predator. The investigation started in January of 2019 when undercover Bensalem detectives and FBI agents began targeting on-line child predators through popular social media apps. Undercover officers made contact with a suspected predator on the
Digital Reporters- Aly Balan & Jeff Bohen There isn’t a day that goes by where someone “sick and suffering” passess away without ever getting the message of recovery. In Morrisville on Saturday hundreds came together to spread the message of hope with the fourth annual Morrisville United Recovery and Addiction Walk in the hopes of
By Alex Lloyd Gross Richard Ross submitted his resignation to Mayor James Kenney today, August 20. Effective immediately he is no longer the Commissioner of Police. That job is an appointed one and whoever holds it, serves at the behest of the mayor. News of Ross’ departure took the city by shock. Few people saw
Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen A suspended Morrisville Police Officer had his charges waived on to the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas on Tuesday in district court during a preliminary hearing. Michael Pitcher 40, of Pipersville, charged with unlawful use of police computers, official oppression, terroristic threats, and harassment is now scheduled to appear
Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen Falls Township Police solved a minor mystery from last week as a man who was shot in the hand had charges filed against him. Keith Schultz was charged with prohibited firearm possession, reckless endangerment, and filing a false police report by police on Monday after an investigation found he has
By Alex Lloyd Gross A program was held for children at the Grundy Library in Bristol Borough to teach children about space. This free program was developed and given by “Radioactive Rick”, a youthful instructor with a bag of goodies, all geared to give kids an interactive experience. He would pullout models of the solar
Digital Reporter – Jeff Bohen The New Britain Township Police are seeking the communities help in locating a missing woman. Andrea Gorman was reported missing by her family on August 15, with authorities noting her last contact with here family was in the middle of July. Police say Groman “has ties to the Chalfont and
PHILADELPHIA–The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has recently confirmed that a person who works at the Imperial Kitchen, located at 3164 Frankford Avenue has acute Hepatitis A. While the risk of Hepatitis A infection is very low, the Health Department recommends that people who purchased food from Imperial Kitchen between Sunday, July 21st and Tuesday,
Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen A Falls Township Woman was arrested for assault and resisting arrest following a domestic dispute with her mother, last week. According to court documents, Falls Police were dispatched to 2 Vermilion Place for a report of a family member assaulting being assaulted by 36-year-old Andrea DeBlasio, also of Falls. Upon arrival,
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced lane closures scheduled on Interstate 95 and U.S. 13 (Bristol Pike) in Lower Bucks County on Monday, August 19, through Friday, August 23, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, for guide rail repairs. The work locations include: Northbound and southbound I-95 between the Woodhaven Road
By Alex Lloyd Gross When an inspection of the Tower Theater uncovered a dangerous situation that could cause the giant Tower and sign to topple, a decision was made to dismantle it. Now the building looks naked. When the construction crews parked their cranes on Ludlow Street, and began taking it down, people were sad,
Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen Single lane closures will begin tonight on two major roadways in Lower Bucks, Penn DOT announced last week. The alternating single lane closures will be in place on U.S. 1 and Street Road (Route 132) in both directions on Sunday, August 18, through Saturday, August 24, from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00
By Alex Lloyd Gross The Alice Cooper tour concluded last night, August 16, 2019 in Camden. It was absolutely delightful. That means, back in the day, parents and religious groups would find it appalling. Direct support was a Pennsylvania band called Halestorm. This is no up and coming band, these guys are there. Frequently ,they
By Alex Lloyd Gross The following sentence has been verified. It is not”Fake News”. A rally is planned for people to assemble on Broad Street and the vicinity to march in support of Maurice Hill. Hill is the sus[ect that held an entire neighborhood hostage while he was busy shooting hundreds of rounds from an
