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Police In Some Areas Change Response Protocol Due To COVID-19

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 12, 2020

by Alex Lloyd Gross With people whipping themselves into an panic over COVID-19 The Bucks County Police Chiefs Association has instituted contingencies for addressing manpower shortages among police departments should they arise as a result of efforts to quarantine individuals exposed to coronavirus.. Police will respond as normal to crimes in progress, fights, etc but…

Bristol Saint Patrick’s Day Parade Cancelled For 2020

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 11, 2020

By Alex Lloyd Gross Out of caution over COVID-19 the Bristol Township St. Patrick’s Day Parade and all events associated with this parade will not take place this year. This follows in line what Philadelphia and other cities have done. Parade organizers and county commissioners met this evening and decided this was in the best…

Regular Customer Steals Lottery Tickets from Morrisville Business

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 4, 2020

by Alex Lloyd Gross It is never a good idea to steal. It’s stupid and the only thing dumber is stealing from a place that you frequent. That, Morrisvile Police said is exactly what the man in the photo has done. On February 29, 2020 at about 12:20 PM , he was in Smokin’ Joe’s…

Bucks County Brings Voting Machines Out For A Demo Tour

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, February 26, 2020

Voting Machines are making the rounds before the election. Since it is a presidential election turnout is expected to be huge. Check the flyer to see then these machines will be brought out for a demonstration.

Rep Wendy Ullman Gets $53,000 in State Grant Money For Bucks County

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, January 7, 2020

DOYLESTOWN, Jan. 6 – State Rep. Wendy Ullman, D-Bucks, today announced that Bucks County schools were awarded $53,000 in state grants to help improve students’ employment skills. Bucks County Intermediate Unit 22 and Palisades School District were each awarded $25,000 Teacher in the Workplace Grants, which will enable teachers to visit local employers and identify…

Accused Morrisville Arsonist Caught and Jailed

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, December 28, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross Court records indicate that bail is set at $75,000 / 10 percent for Kimberly Zimmerman. She is charged with arson regarding her involvement in this arson on Bridge Street. After her face was plastered across social media, via security camera footage, tips came in to police who nabbed her quickly after…

Arsonist Wanted In Morrisville

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, December 25, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross A woman is wanted for questioning about an arson in Morrisville, Bucks County Pa. Police said that the incident happened on December 23, 2019 in the rear of 111 West Bridge Street. As fire crews responded for a motor home fire . During the investigation, which consists of reviewing area security…

Drunk Driver Sent To Prison For Causing Falls Township Fatal Wreck

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, December 17, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross Charles Fisher of Lower Makefield Pa. was sentenced to serve between four years and five months to 11 and a hald years in state prison for causing a fatal accident on Lincoln Highway in June of 2018. He also lied about it and tried to get Kasside Farrell, who was a…

Idiot Steals Radio and Equipment From Levittown Fire Chief’s Vehicle

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, November 25, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross It takes special kind of stupid to steal from a volunteer fire company and yet that is exactly what Chief Chris Shortt of the Levittown Fire Company #2 had to contend with. He was distracted and at a hospital tending to the birth of his second daughter when an alarm went…

Animal Cruelty Tackled By the House

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, October 25, 2019

Alex Lloyd Gross It is a no brainier. Pass a bill that toughens existing laws against animal cruelty. That is exactly what happened this past week in the US House of Representatives The US senate has their own bill and that they are working on. So it is not law just yet. The Preventing Animal …