In lieu of National Night Out, the Solebury Township and New Hope Borough Police are teaming up for community together night.
Police said a woman entered a South Main Street store and stole three pairs of earrings.
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According to police, the vehicle has been observed in several townships in the central Bucks County.
Police said that thieves are driving through neighborhoods looking for mailboxes with raised flags and then swiping the mail.
Witnesses said the men arrived at the residence and assaulted guests of the party with a knife and brandished a handgun.
Police say the 25-year-old man has been located after disappearing earlier this month.
Police were called to the Delaware Riverfront just after 9:30 p.m. where they found a large group of adults engaged in a fight.
Police will be conducting speed enforcement throughout the township to ensue the safety of all road users.
In April, the council voted unanimously to hire Kevin Edwards to replace retiring Chief Michael Cummings as the town’s police chief.
The aircraft was attempting an emergency landing off of Ellis Road when it went down, reported police in Holland Township, New Jersey.
Police warn residents to maintain a safe distance, not to approach the bear and to secure garbage and other potential food sources.
City police also make DUI arrest and investigate incidents of trespassing and assault.
The new chief is coming to New Hope Borough from neighboring Solebury Township where he is second in command.
Following the swearing-in ceremony, Chief Bellizzie recognized the commendable work of his officers and emergency medical personnel.
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The City of Lambertville Police Department reported the following incidents and arrests between Feb. 3 and March 3.
First responders have been searching the river and the river bank since Tuesday for the 77-year-old man from East Amwell Township, N.J.
Police officers from Solebury and Plumstead safely removed a woman who was threatening to jump from a commission bridge on New Year's Day.
Police also investigated the report of an unwanted person inside a home and made an arrest for simple assault.
The driver, a 27-year-old woman from Middletown, N.J., told police she thought she was turning into a parking lot.
According to police, entry was made through a front glass window and numerous items were stolen.
A silver Nissan Rouge SUV had been seen pulling in and out of driveways in the Peddlers View neighborhood, police said.
Police said efforts will be made to positively identify any stolen property so that the items can be returned to the victims.
The company conducted a national search and reviewed a strong pool of candidates before selecting its new chief.
Police also issue numerous citations for urination in public and charged several with underage consumption.
Police said the animal was spotted by a resident who reported it roaming the park's trails.
In other incidents, police reported a package stolen, a loose dog struck and killed and a retail theft of jewelry.
They received fraudulent messages from what they thought was their bank stating that their money was being used to purchase child porn.
A witness notified police that several mailboxes had been struck and the driver was attempting to leave the area.
Police said the victim reported that a man forcibly took her cell phone and threw it on the ground causing it to break.
The borough's police department is investigating the theft of services from a New Hope Borough restaurant.
The ARRIVE Together program is aimed at providing compassionate response during 9-1-1 calls involving a mental health crisis.
The mission of Coffee With A Cop Day is to break down barriers between police officers and the citizens they serve.
Members of the company, along with Chief 5 George Stahl and Committee Chair Jeff Griffin were on hand to welcome the arrival of the truck.
The Lambertville pedalcyclist was killed in a Labor Day morning crash, authorities said.
The accident happened Sunday afternoon at the Lambertville Wing Dam when a man in his 30s dove into the river.
Laurie McHugh, 58, died Monday in a crash on Route 413 in Buckingham Township.
After serving 15 years as the town's police chief, Chief Michael Cummings will be retiring in early 2024.
The actors left in a dark-colored Mazda SUV with Pennsylvania registration plates. The vehicle was last seen heading west on West Bridge.
Leonard Pearso Ridge IV is accused of obstructing an official proceeding, entering a restricted building and grounds and disorderly conduct.