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by Alex Lloyd Gross What happened to over 200 guns that were entrusted to the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Department? Rebecca Rhynhart, City Controller would like to know. Her office conducted an inventory and an audit of firearms and the results were appalling. According to the report, some guns were stores loaded. Others were tossed on the
by Alex Lloyd Gross Bensalem Police and Fire Rescue responded to the 1300 block of Bristol Pike in Bensalem for a three vehicle crash. At least two people sustained injuries and were transported from the scene by ambulance. The wreck happened just after 11:00 AM November 18 2020. Preliminary reports indicate a vehicle was going
by Alex Lloyd Gross On October 22, 2020, Warminster Police arrested Sung Yong Hong and charged him with weapons offenses. This, after they received several calls from neighbors stating that he was on the front lawn of his house on Arbor Lane firing several rounds indiscriminately at houses and cars on his street. Police arrived
by Alex Lloyd Gross Several males are wanted by Philadelphia Police for kicking in the door of the Smokers Zone which located on the 6800 block of Rising Sun Avenue. This theft happened on October 27, 2020 just after 3;00 AM. Once two males kicked in the door, several others joined in and ransacked
by Alex Lloyd Gross One of the first things you were taught as a child is not to talk with strangers and not to get into cars with strangers. This is why. On November 10, 2020, a 14 year old girl left her house and was walking to a nearby Sunoco station. When she got
by Alex Lloyd Gross Not only does the regressive soda tax kill businesses, the corona virus is causing more businesses to close than ever could have been imagined. They closed because of lock downs put into place by governors and mayors, hoping to stop the spread of the virus. After the first shut down in
by Alex Lloyd Gross Patrick Michael Falcey was having a heated argument with his grandparents in their home on Winterset Court in Newtown Township.. Had he left to cool down it would not be news and he would be free. Instead, police said Falcey allegedly poured gasoline on the living room floor and lit it
by Alex Lloyd Gross The COVID-19 pandemic is killing businesses. A serious uptick in cases means that shut downs and restrictions are coming. One thing that is not helping is when employees of open businesses take matters into their own hands and make policy while they blame the pandemic.. Take, for example this gas station..
by Alex Lloyd Gross Josh Groff, a homeless male is accused of breaking into the Wehrungs Hardware Store in Chalfont during the night of November 13, 2020. When the owner arrived to open his store, he found the front window smashed. Police were called and detectives came out to process the scene. As they were
by Alex Lloyd Gross An uptick in coronavirus cases has caused many businesses to close or to curtail their hours. Government employees are not exception to this rule. In Bristol Twp, an employee of the Building and Planning Department has tested positive for COVID-19, official announced. To use caution, the department will close for business
