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Though it is a mammoth task to rear an elephant, both in terms of money and energy, it gives a feeling of satisfaction, says Sankaran, who owns the Jumbo and Gemini circus companies. There are also lots of issues when it comes to transporting elephants to ...Times of India, 2 weeks ago
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CHENNAI: It is hard to categorise Chennai-based Suparna Sankaran's vast range of activities. An accomplished singer, a painter and a theatre artiste — every role that she has donned from the time she was barely in her teens has been her forte. ...New Indian Express, 1 month ago
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No student of the Centre for Management Studies in Jain University graduates without knowing Sankaran Madhavan, a 59-year-old professor responsible for corporate relations, training, placement and ensuring quality of the institute. Heading the ...New Indian Express, 1 month ago
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IT and pharma are having a good run in this market which is why Sankaran Naren, CIO - Equities, ICICI Prudential AMC continues to prefer them as investment destinations. Apart from these two sectors, Naren trusts the banking sector and remains overweight on ...Money Control, 2 months ago
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Residents in the old homes that line Mars Avenue stare out their windows at a barren landscape that resembles the red planet.
In September of 2012, a demo crew started to decimate the long mothballed Studebaker factory, a teardown that lasted about a year.
Tony Perri, who has lived on Mars Avenue for about 20 years, is glad the factory is gone.
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Tearing down all but 30,000 of the 740,000 square feet of the Studebaker factory was a tough slog, but remediating the brownfield will be tougher, acknowledges Manchia.
His company, UrbanCore Developments, is developing the property in collaboration with landowner DCR Holdings.
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The Studebaker factory operated on Mars Avenue from 1948 to 1966.
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Manchia has left 30,000 feet of the Otis wing standing at the corner of Victoria Avenue and Ferrie Street.
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|The radio frequency plasma generated during the sputtering of Indium Tin Oxide target using Argon was analyzed by Langmuir probe and optical-emission spectroscopy. The basic plasma parameters such as electron temperature and ion density were evaluated. These studies were carried out by varying the RF power from 20 to 50 W. A linear increase in ion density and an exponential decrease in electron temperature with rf power were observed. The measured plasma parameters were then correlated with the properties of ITO thin films deposited under similar plasma conditions.
|The length-dependent tuning of the fluorescence spectra of a dye doped polymer fiber is reported. The fiber is pumped sideways and the fluorescence is measured from one of the ends. The excitation of a finite length of dye doped fiber is done by a diode pumped solid state laser at a wavelength of 532 nm. The fluorescence emission is measured at various positions of the fiber starting from a position closer to the pumping region and then progressing toward the other end of the fiber. We observe that the optical loss coefficients for shorter and longer distances of propagation through the dye doped fiber are different. At longer distances of propagation, a decrease in optical loss coefficient is observed. The fluorescence peaks exhibit a redshift of 12 nm from 589 to 610 nm as the point of illumination progresses toward the detector end. This is attributed to the self-absorption and re-emission of the laser dye in the fiber.
|The photoacoustic investigations carried out on different photonic materials are presented in this thesis. Photonic materials selected for the investigation are tape cast ceramics, muItilayer dielectric coatings, organic dye doped PVA films and PMMA matrix doped with dye mixtures. The studies are performed by the measurement of photoacoustic signal generated as a result of modulated cw laser irradiation of samples. The gas-microphone scheme is employed for the detection of photoacoustic signal. The different measurements reported here reveal the adaptability and utility of the PA technique for the characterization of photonic materials.Ceramics find applications in the field of microelectronics industry. Tape cast ceramics are the building blocks of many electronic components and certain ceramic tapes are used as thermal barriers. The thermal parameters of these tapes will not be the same as that of thin films of the same materials. Parameters are influenced by the presence of foreign bodies in the matrix and the sample preparation technique. Measurements are done on ceramic tapes of Zirconia, Zirconia-Alumina combination, barium titanate, barium tin titanate, silicon carbide, lead zirconate titanateil'Z'T) and lead magnesium niobate titanate(PMNPT). Various configurations viz. heat reflection geometry and heat transmission geometry of the photoacoustic technique have been used for the evaluation of different thermal parameters of the sample. Heat reflection geometry of the PA cell has been used for the evaluation of thermal effusivity and heat transmission geometry has been made use of in the evaluation of thermal diffusivity. From the thermal diffusivity and thermal effusivity values, thermal conductivity is also calculated. The calculated values are nearly the same as the values reported for pure materials. This shows the feasibility of photoacoustic technique for the thermal characterization of ceramic tapes.Organic dyes find applications as holographic recording medium and as active media for laser operations. Knowledge of the photochemical stability of the material is essential if it has to be used tor any of these applications. Mixing one dye with another can change the properties of the resulting system. Through careful mixing of the dyes in appropriate proportions and incorporating them in polymer matrices, media of required stability can be prepared. Investigations are carried out on Rhodamine 6GRhodamine B mixture doped PMMA samples. Addition of RhB in small amounts is found to stabilize Rh6G against photodegradation and addition of Rh6G into RhB increases the photosensitivity of the latter. The PA technique has been successfully employed for the monitoring of dye mixture doped PMMA sample. The same technique has been used for the monitoring of photodegradation ofa laser dye, cresyl violet doped polyvinyl alcohol also.Another important application of photoacoustic technique is in nondestructive evaluation of layered samples. Depth profiling capability of PA technique has been used for the non-destructive testing of multilayer dielectric films, which are highly reflecting in the wavelength range selected for investigations. Eventhough calculation of thickness of the film is not possible, number of layers present in the system can be found out using PA technique. The phase plot has clear step like discontinuities, the number of which coincides with the number of layers present in the multilayer stack. This shows the sensitivity of PA signal phase to boundaries in a layered structure. This aspect of PA signal can be utilized in non-destructive depth profiling of reflecting samples and for the identification of defects in layered structures.
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|The thermal degradation of short nylon-6 fiber reinforced acrylonitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) composites with and without epoxy-based bonding agent has been studied by thermogravimetric analysis (TGA). It was found that the onset of degradation shifted from 330.5 to 336.1°C in the presence of short nylon fiber, the optimum fiber loading being 20 phr. The maximum rate of degradation of the composites was lower than that of the unfilled rubber compound, and it decreased with increase in fiber concentration. The presence of epoxy resin-based bonding agent in the virgin elastomer and the composites improved the thermal stability. Results of kinetic studies showed that the degradation of NBR and the short nylon fiber reinforced composites followed first-order kinetics.
|The research work which was carried out to characterization of wastes from natural rubber and rubber wood processing industries and their utilization for biomethanation. Environmental contamination is an inevitable consequence of human activity. The liquid and solid wastes from natural rubber based industries were: characterized and their use for the production of biogas investigated with a view to conserve conventional energy, and to mitigate environmental degradation.Rubber tree (flevea brasiliensis Muell. Arg.), is the most important commercial source of natural rubber and in india. Recently, pollution from the rubber processing factories has become very serious due to the introduction of modern methods and centralized group processing practices.The possibility of the use of spent slurry as organic manure is discussed.l0 percent level of PSD, the activity of cellulolytic, acid producing,proteolytic, lipolytic and methanogenic bacteria were more in the middle stage of methanogenesis.the liquid wastes from rubber processing used as diluents in combination with PSD, SPE promoted more biogas production with high methane content in the gas.The factors that favour methane production like TS, VS, cellulose and hemicellulose degradation were favoured in this treatment which led to higher methane biogenesis.The results further highlight ways and means to use agricultural wastes as alternative sources of energy.
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|In this paper, the residual Kullback–Leibler discrimination information measure is extended to conditionally specified models. The extension is used to characterize some bivariate distributions. These distributions are also characterized in terms of proportional hazard rate models and weighted distributions. Moreover, we also obtain some bounds for this dynamic discrimination function by using the likelihood ratio order and some preceding results.
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|In this article, we study some relevant information divergence measures viz. Renyi divergence and Kerridge's inaccuracy measures. These measures are extended to conditionally specifiedmodels and they are used to characterize some bivariate distributions using the concepts of weighted and proportional hazard rate models. Moreover, some bounds are obtained for these measures using the likelihood ratio order
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|The current work deals with the synthesis and characterization of metal complexes derived from some substituted acylhydrazones. The hydrazones under investigation were characterized by IR, UV, NMR spectral studies and the molecular structure of one of the hydrazones was solved by single crystal XRD studies. In the present work dioxovanadium(V), manganese(II), cobalt(II/III), nickel(II), copper(II), zinc(II) and cadmium(II) complexes were synthesized and characterized by various spectroscopic techniques, molar conductance measurements, magnetic susceptibility measurements and cyclic voltammetry. Single crystals of some of the complexes were isolated and characterized by single crystal X-ray diffraction.The thesis is divided into eight chapters. Chapter 1 gives an introduction on hydrazones, diversity in their chelating behavior and their application in various fields. This chapter also describes different analytical techniques employed for the characterization of hydrazones and their metal complexes. Chapter 2 includes the synthesis and characterization of two substituted acylhydrazones. This chapter also discusses how the coordination behavior of hydrazones under investigation is interesting. Chapters 3-8 discuss the synthesis and characterization of some transition metal complexes derived from the acylhydrazones under study.The hydrazones synthesized were found to exist in the amido form. Various characterization techniques were carried out to explore the structure of the synthesized complexes. The results indicate that both the hydrazones coordinate through the pyridyl and azomethine nitrogens and amide oxygen either in enolate or neutral form. Out of synthesized complexes V(V), Zn/Cd(II) and one of the cobalt complex was found to diamagnetic. We could isolate single crystals of some of the complexes and most of the complexes crystallized were found to have a distorted octahedral geometry. Thus X-ray crystallographic study which was used as major tool in the structure determination revealed that the hydrazones undergo a rotation about the azomethine bond on complexation. We hope the work presented in the thesis would be helpful for those who are working in the field of metal complexes and can further they can be utilized for various applications.
|Department of Applied Chemistry, Cochin University of Science and Technology
|In the present study on natural antioxidants, the focus has been kept mainly on oil seeds, especially sesame and its by-products. Sesame, which has been under cultivation in India for centuries is called the 'Queen of oil seed crops' because of the high yield of oil obtained and the nutritional qualities of the seed, oil, and meal. Though India is the largest producer of sesame in the world, research on the various health benefits of sesame has been carried out by Japanese Sesame has an important place in the foods and tradit..ional medicine of India from time immemorial. Foreseeing the potential of sesame and its byproducts as an important antioxidant source and its availability in bulk, the present study was focussed on Sesamum species. There are not many reports on the wild species of Sesamum in India, especially of the Kerala region. Hence, in the present study we also included antioxidants of Sesamurnrnalabaricumdistributed throughout the coastal region.The important characteristics of sesame are attributed to the presence of the umquc compounds lignans. Lignans arc a group of natural products of phenyl propanoid ongm, whieh are widely distributed in nature. They display important physiological functions in plants, in human nutrition and medicine, given their extensive health promotive and curative properties. Much interest has been focussed on their effectiveness as antineoplastic agents and research in this area has revealed several modes of action by which they can regulate the growth of mammalian cells. Sesame is an important source of furofuran lignans, of which sesamin and the rare oxygenated derivative sesamoIin are the most abundant. Others include sesamol and glucosides of lignans. Sesarnin and episesamin are reported to have hypocholesterolemic effect, suppressive effect on chemically induced cancer, alleviation of allergy symptoms etc. Sesamol, sesamolin and the lignan glycosides are reported to inhibit lipid peroxidation. Present investigation on sesame and its byproducts have been carried out to explore the possibility of developing a natural antioxidant extract from available resources to be used as a substitute to synthetic ones in vegetable oils and foods. Preliminary analysis showed that sesame cake, a byproduct could still be utilized as a major source of lignans. Sesame cake, which is now used only as a cattlefeed, can be better utilized in the form of a valuable antioxidant source. The present study explains the development of a feasible process for the extraction of antioxidant compounds from sesame cake. The antioxidant extract so prepared from sesame cake has been tested for vegetable oil protection and is found to be effective at low concentration. In addition, studies also include the antioxidant, radical scavenging, anticancer, mosquitocidal and pesticidal activities of extract and individual compounds.
|Concentration levels of Cr, Ni, Zn, Pb and Cu in relation to those of the nutrients - total phosphates, exchangeable nitrates, total organic carbon, etc. have been investigated in the sediments of Nagapattinam beach after the 2004 tsunami. The maximum values in the study area were 3204, 75, 71, 57 and 18.5 ug g-l for Cr, Ni, Zn, Pb and Cu respectively; Cd was below detectable level. All the trace elements were relatively high in the near-shore sediments and the distribution pattern of the metals in the study area was in the order: Cr > Ni > Zn > Pb > Cu. The present study shows that the tsunami has brought the clayey sediments from the sea-bottom that were settled for years together in inland areas as well as from the offshore sediments. The event has changed the chemical composition of the beach sediments and is threatening fishing grounds even in trace concentrations
|Chemical assess ... after the 2004 tsunami.pdf
|Mangroves are considered to play a significant role in global carbon cycling. Themangrove forests would fix CO2 by photosynthesis into mangrove lumber and thus decrease the possibility of a catastrophic series of events - global warming by atmospheric CO2, melting of the polar ice caps, and inundation of the great coastal cities of the world. The leaf litter and roots are the main contributors to mangrove sediments, though algal production and allochthonous detritus can also be trapped (Kristensen et al, 2008) by mangroves due to their high organic matter content and reducing nature are excellent metal retainers. Environmental pollution due to metals is of major concern. This is due to the basic fact that metals are not biodegradable or perishable the way most organic pollutants are. While most organic toxicants can be destroyed by combustion and converted into compounds such as C0, C02, SOX, NOX, metals can't be destroyed. At the most the valance and physical form of metals may change. Concentration of metals present naturally in air, water and soil is very low. Metals released into the environment through anthropogenic activities such as burning of fossils fuels, discharge of industrial effluents, mining, dumping of sewage etc leads to the development of higher than tolerable or toxic levels of metals in the environment leading to metal pollution. Of course, a large number of heavy metals such as Fe, Mn, Cu, Ni, Zn, Co, Cr, Mo, and V are essential to plants and animals and deficiency of these metals may lead to diseases, but at higher levels, it would lead to metal toxicity. Almost all industrial processes and urban activities involve release of at least trace quantities of half a dozen metals in different forms. Heavy metal pollution in the environment can remain dormant for a long time and surface with a vengeance. Once an area gets toxified with metals, it is almost impossible to detoxify it. The symptoms of metal toxicity are often quite similar to the symptoms of other common diseases such as respiratory problems, digestive disorders, skin diseases, hypertension, diabetes, jaundice etc making it all the more difficult to diagnose metal poisoning. For example the Minamata disease caused by mercury pollution in addition to affecting the nervous system can disturb liver function and cause diabetes and hypertension. The damage caused by heavy metals does not end up with the affected person. The harmful effects can be transferred to the person's progenies. Ironically heavy metal pollution is a direct offshoot of our increasing ability to mass produce metals and use them in all spheres of existence. Along with conventional physico- chemical methods, biosystem approachment is also being constantly used for combating metal pollution
|School of Marine Sciences, Cochin University of Science and Technology
|Voltammetric methods are applicable for the determination of a wide variety of both organic and inorganic species. Its features are compact equipment, simple sample preparation, short analysis time, high accuracy and sensitivity. Voltammetry is especially suitable for laboratories in which only a few parameters have to be monitored with a moderate sample throughput. Of various electrode materials, glassy carbon electrode is particularly useful because of its high electrical conductivity, impermeability to gases, high chemical resistance, reasonable mechanical and dimensional stability and widest potential range of all carbonaceous electrodes. Electrode modification is a vigorous research area by which the electrochemical determination of various analyte species is facilitated. The scope of pharmaceutical analysis includes the analytical investigation of pure drug, drug formulations, impurities and degradation products of drugs, biological samples containing the drugs and their metabolites with the aim of obtaining data that can contribute to the maximal efficacy and maximal safety of drug therapy. This thesis presents the modification of glassy carbon electrode using metalloporphyrin and dyes and subsequently using these modified electrodes for the determination of various pharmaceuticals. The thesis consists of 9 chapters.
|Department of Applied Chemistry Cochin University of Science and Technology
|The effects of modifying blends of poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC) with linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE) by means of acrylic acid, maleic anhydride, phenolic resins and p-phenylene diamine were investigated. Modification by acrylic acid and maleic anhydride in the presence of dicumyl peroxide was found to be the most useful procedure for improving the mechanical behaviour and adhesion properties of the blend. The improvement was found to be due mainly to the grafting of the carboxylic acid to the polymer chains; grafting was found to be more effective in LLDPE/PVC blends than in pure LLDPE.
|Jayamma Francis and others,chemical...1991.PDF
|The present study is an attempt to understand some of the chemical oceanographic processes of the coastal water and the backwaters of Cochin. The importance of this study lies in the fact that there has been an increasing concern on the environmental degradation of Cochin backwaters with respect to water and sediments due to various anthropogenic activities. The study comprises the results and discussion of the hydro chemical parameters of coastal waters of Cochin during different seasons with statistical analysis. The parameters dealt with are salinity, temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, nitrite-N, nitrate-N, ammonia-N, Silicate-Si, phosphate-P, chlorophyll 'a' and suspended solids, dissolved trace metals and sediment characteristics including sediment metals
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Final Score: Cincinnati 5, Chicago 3
Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Henry Rodriguez collected his first two major- league RBI, and the Cincinnati Reds locked up a playoff berth courtesy of a 5-3 decision over the Chicago Cubs in the finale of a three-game set from Wrigley Field.
Joey Votto, Didi Gregorius and Xavier Paul also plated runs for the Reds, who swept the set and have taken seven of their last nine. They did it without manager Dusty Baker, who has remained in the hospital with an irregular heartbeat.
Johnny Cueto (18-9) walked four batters, but tossed six innings of five-hit, scoreless ball for the win as Cincinnati's magic number to clinch the NL Central dropped to two.
St. Louis, which remained 11 games back in second place, topped Houston at home.
"Anything less than winning the World Series is selling ourselves short," Votto said. "That's our goal."
Anthony Rizzo finished with two hits and two RBI for the Cubs, who have dropped five of their last six.
Manny Corpas (0-2) was strafed for five runs on six hits in the seventh inning. It ruined a solid outing from starter Jason Berken, who tossed six scoreless innings, allowing two hits and two walks with five strikeouts.
"For me, it's just a matter of stringing together a couple more good starts and going into the offseason on a positive note," Berken said.
The Reds snapped a scoreless deadlock with five runs in the seventh. After a Chris Heisey groundout, five straight hits led to the first three Cincinnati players crossing the plate. Singles from Denis Phipps, Ryan Hanigan and Gregorius made it 1-0, then Votto added a pinch-hit single and Paul brought in one more on a base hit.
Miguel Cairo grounded out, but Rodriguez added a two-run double to cap the burst.
David DeJesus walked with one out in the Chicago seventh, then scored two batters later on a Rizzo single, and the Cubs dodged a bullet in the Reds' eighth when Paul flied out with the bases loaded and two down.
Welington Castillo's homer in the bottom portion cut the hosts' deficit to three, then Alfredo Simon gave up singles to DeJesus and Darwin Barney in the ninth before a Rizzo grounder pulled the Cubs within 5-3.
The next two batters went down quietly and Cincinnati earned a trip to the postseason.
Cueto worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the second when Berken grounded into a fielder's choice, then induced an inning-ending groundout from his counterpart in the fourth with runners on the corners.
Berken retired Heisey on a flyout with two on in the first, and was otherwise sterling throughout the remainder of his outing.
Game Notes
Cueto improved to 9-6 in 18 road starts this season ... For Cincinnati, it is the franchise's second postseason berth in three years, and 14th in club history ... Though ailing, Baker became only the third manager in franchise history to lead the Reds to the playoffs more than once (Bill McKechnie, 1939, '40; Sparky Anderson, 1970, '72, '73, '75, '76) ... Prior to the game, the Cubs announced that "Kerry Wood Appreciation Day" will happen on Sunday before the series finale with St. Louis ... Actor and Chicagoland native Michael Madsen sang "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" at the seventh-inning stretch.
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Assessing the candidates vying to represent Bucks County in Congress, it's easy to get hung up on the residency issue. But it's a mistake to do so.
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MIDDLETOWN — An employee of Reedman Toll is accused of stealing auto parts and tools worth thousands of dollars from the dealership and reselling them to repair shops.
BENSALEM — A Philadelphia man is accused of smashing a window of a 2007 Chevrolet Trailblazer at Parx Casino and then stealing more than $1,000 cash, a Social Security card, a Pennsylvania identification card and two cellphones from the vehicle.
MIDDLETOWN — A Morrisville man has been charged with stealing $6,600 in power equipment from a Middletown business.
MIDDLETOWN — An alert off-duty police officer spotted a man allegedly breaking into a Red Rose Gate home Wednesday.
NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP — Police are investigating an incident involving a suspicious person after getting a tip from a school bus driver.
The incident was reported at 8:17 a.m. Wednesday, when the bus driver spotted an older model, dark green Honda Civic at a bus stop near Timothy Drive and Alexander Way. She told police she had seen the same vehicle in that area before. The license plate is Pennsylvania JCA-3535 and the car is registered in Philadelphia, police said.
Officers responded to the area of the bus stop, as well as to local elementary schools, but couldn't find the car, police said.
Posted in Newtown, Yardley, Crime, Local, To-do on Wednesday, October 29, 2014 5:15 pm. Updated: 4:01 pm. | Tags: Law_crime , Police , Public Safety , Suspicious Car , Newtown Township , School Bus Driver , Honda Civic Comments (1)
Another prospective gun buyer in Bucks County is facing felony charges for lying on a firearm application about his criminal history.
Michael Schultz, 37, of Falls, attempted to buy a Mossberg 12-gauge shotgun at Dicks Sporting Goods in Falls on June 22, police said. Before buying the gun, Schultz filled out the required State Police Firearms Transaction Form for a background check, police said.
The application was denied because Schultz has been indicted for an undisclosed crime for which he could be sentenced to more than one year in prison, according to a probable cause affidavit.
Posted in Falls, Levittown, Crime, Local on Wednesday, October 29, 2014 3:30 pm. Updated: 7:06 am. | Tags: Shotgun , Law_crime , Michael Schultz , Bucks County , Falls Police , Prospective Gun Buyer Comments (0)
Posted in North-penn, Palisades, Quakertown, Crime, Local on Wednesday, October 29, 2014 3:12 pm. Updated: 10:24 pm. | Tags: Hatfield , Bucks County Pennsylvania , Law_crime , Philadelphia , Hatfield Police , Hatfield Township , Angela Lewis , Shop Rite Store , David Tillery , Hatfield Township Detective Division , 215-855-0903 , Policetips Hatfield-township.org , Victoria Kratz , Bucks County Probation Office , County Sheriff Comments (0)
Two men have been charged with posting naked pictures of women from Quakertown to social media sites without their permission, according to court records.
In one case it appears the man was trading drugs for nude dances and then posted the images online, and the other involves two ex-lovers.
Frank E. Andrew, 44, of West Broad Street, is charged with "unlawful dissemination of an intimate image," a second-degree misdemeanor, after police spoke with a woman who said he'd posted nude videos of her dancing for him on YouTube.
Posted in North-penn, Palisades, Quakertown, Crime, Local, Daily-intell on Wednesday, October 29, 2014 11:45 am. Updated: 7:29 am. | Tags: Nudity , Law_crime , Human Interest , Frank E. Andrew , Social Media , Quakertown , Philip Chase Reinford , Youtube , Cameraman , Quakertown Police , Facebook , C. Robert Roth , District Judge Comments (0)
UPPER MAKEFIELD —Upper Makefield police are investigating one attempted burglary and one burglary in the Mount Eyre Manor community Tuesday.
The burglar initially tried to enter a a home in the 200 block of Bruce Road at 1 a.m. by cutting and removing screens from sliding glass doors, police said, but they found the door locked. The person then climbed onto a sunroom roof and removed a screen from a second-floor bedroom window, police said.
The suspect in was scared off by the homeowner, who was woken up by the burglar, police said.
Posted in Newtown, Crime, Local on Tuesday, October 28, 2014 4:00 pm. Updated: 10:56 pm. | Tags: Upper Makefield Police , Mt. Eyre Manor , Burglary , 215-968-3020 , Theft , Bucks County Pennsylvania Comments (1)
A 29-year-old man faces trial on charges of making methamphetamine and risking a catastrophe following a preliminary hearing Tuesday.
Gary Christian Long is accused of setting up a portable methamphetamine lab in the Horsham Days Inn on Easton Road on April 4. He is being held on 10 percent of $10,000 bail as well as detainers for probation violations in Bucks and Montgomery counties.
Following testimony from Horsham Detective Sgt. Larry Bozzomo, Long's attorney, Louis Busico, argued Bozzomo was not an expert in methamphetamine manufacturing and as a result, the testimony and evidence was not enough to support the charges.
Posted in Warrington, Willow-grove, Crime, Local on Tuesday, October 28, 2014 3:54 pm. Updated: 2:49 pm. | Tags: Criminal Law , Law , Law_crime , Methamphetamine , Gary Christian Long , Larry Bozzomo , Drug Paraphernalia , Anorectics , Detainer , Medicine , Probation , Gary Christian , Horsham Hotel , Horsham Days Inn , Drug Possession , Montgomery , Usd , Bucks , Horsham Det , Louis Busico , Attorney , Sergeant , Harry Nesbitt , District Judge , Precursor Chemicals , Philadelphia Police , Tuesday , Bucks County , Household Chemicals , Chemical Odor , Search Warrant , Clandestine Chemistry , Stimulant Using Household Chemicals , Montgomery County Prison , Montgomery County , Montgomery County Court Of Common Pleas , Arrest Comments (0)
Armed robbers struck again in Bristol on Sunday morning, the sixth gunpoint or strong armed robbery or attempted robbery this month.
Police believe at least some of the robberies are connected largely based on suspect descriptions and that the robberies occurred in nearby areas.
Early Sunday morning, two men wearing hoodies robbed a man and woman in the 100 block of Otter Street, said Sgt. Joe Moors. The man and woman were outside their house smoking a cigarette when they were approached by the subjects, who were both armed, Moors said.
Posted in Bristol, Crime, Local on Sunday, October 26, 2014 7:00 pm. Updated: 3:51 pm. | Tags: Bank Robberies , Robberies , Law_crime , Robbery , Bristol Comments (2)
Posted in Court-log, Local, Crime on Sunday, October 26, 2014 1:00 am. | Tags: Court Log , Crime Comments (0)
A seventh-grade boy has been charged as a juvenile with simple assault and harassment stemming from an incident at Pennridge South Middle School.
A West Rockhill woman, whose name is being withheld by the newspaper, said her 12-year-old daughter said the boy wrapped a headphone cord around her neck in music class Tuesday.
"She said he did one loop around her neck and it terrified her so she shoved him away," the woman told the newspaper Friday. "He didn't pull the cord tight, but we don't know what would've happened if she didn't shove him."
Posted in Local, Crime, Pennridge on Saturday, October 25, 2014 7:00 pm. Updated: 3:55 pm. | Tags: Pennridge School District , Education , Pennridge South Middle School , Perkasie Pennsylvania , Middle School Comments (0)
An accusation of a single punch — that administrators soon determined to be unfounded — is what led to the discovery of a variety of hazing allegations that led to the canceling of Central Bucks West High School's football season and set in motion an investigation by police, according to the district's superintendent.
When reached by phone Friday afternoon, Superintendent David Weitzel said that on Oct. 14 a parent of a ninth-grade football player reported to the district that another player was punched by other members of the team as they attempted to cut his hair as a form of initiation.
Weitzel said district officials began investigating the claim by interviewing team members and the boy that was allegedly punched. The student, however, told administrators that he was not punched, according to Weitzel.
Posted in Local, Crime, Doylestown, Football, Cb-west on Friday, October 24, 2014 5:30 pm. Updated: 3:51 pm. | Tags: Weitzel , Central Bucks West High School , David Weitzel , Hazing , School Board , Superintendent Comments (0)
Montgomery County authorities Friday arrested a Williamsport man and accused him of robbing and killing a Norristown man he met over the Internet by slashing his throat.
County detectives and Norristown police said Chad Marshall Wilcox, 28, was arraigned by video on charges of first-, second- and third-degree murder, robbery and related offenses for the Sept. 21 death of Manuel Hakimian, 36, of Norristown.
Wilcox is in the Lycoming County jail on a bench warrant for failure to appear for his September trial there on charges of child rape and related offenses. He also is being held without bail on the Montgomery County charges.
Posted in Crime, Local on Friday, October 24, 2014 4:30 pm. Updated: 6:43 am. | Tags: Law_crime , Manuel Hakimian , Chad Marshall Wilcox , Thomas W. Mcgoldrick , Williamsport , Norristown , Lycoming County , North Carolina , Bank Cards , Montgomery County , Internet Meeting , Norristown Police , Bank Card , Murder , Stolen Car , Craigslist Comments (0)
Two teens have been arrested and police are looking for a third in connection with an attack on a Falls man that left him hospitalized for three days.
Erwin Baker, 18, of Falls, and David Randall, 18, of Lower Makefield, were arraigned Friday morning before District Judge Joseph Falcone on charges of aggravated assault, simple assault and related offenses. They were each sent to Bucks County prison in lieu of 10 percent of $25,000 bail.
An arrest warrant was issued for another man — David Horwath, also 18, of Fairless Hills — who is facing identical charges.
Posted in Falls, Levittown, Yardley, Crime, Local on Friday, October 24, 2014 1:00 pm. Updated: 6:30 am. | Tags: Law_crime , Erwin Baker , David Horwath , David Randall , Bucks County Pennsylvania , Bucks County , Falls Police , Fairless Hills Pennsylvania , Lower Makefield Township Bucks County Pennsylvania , Fairless Hills Comments (0)
A 47-year-old Feasterville woman is headed to trial for allegedly stealing $345,000 from her employer over seven years.
In a brief court appearance, Susan Simonson waived her right to a preliminary hearing on 700 counts of forgery as well as theft and receiving stolen property charges. She is free after posting 10 percent of her $100,000 bail.
Upper Southampton Detective Craig Rudisill started investigating the theft allegations in August after a local medical office discovered a discrepancy in a company account overseen by Simonson, the full-time office manager and secretary for 15 years, according to a probable cause affidavit.
Posted in Bensalem, Hamptons, Crime, Local on Thursday, October 23, 2014 4:30 pm. Updated: 6:38 am. | Tags: Susan Simonson , Feasterville , Law_crime Comments (0)
One of the brothers in police custody following Sunday's murder of a Trenton man has been charged in connection with the death, but the suspected murderer continues to elude capture, according to the district attorney's office.
Eric Sarceno, 24, of Trenton, was arraigned this week on charges of possessing an instrument of crime, hindering apprehension and tampering with evidence in the bludgeoning death, Bucks County Deputy District Attorney Robert James said. He's incarcerated in Bucks County prison in lieu of $1-million cash bail.
Magnor Sarceno, 19, also of Trenton, is being held on a material witness warrant, meaning he was an eyewitness to the events before, during and after the murder, James said. The teen isn't expected to be charged in the murder, but he's being detained because he's an undocumented immigrant who is a high flight risk, James said.
Posted in Falls, Crime, Local on Thursday, October 23, 2014 3:30 pm. Updated: 12:31 pm. | Tags: Law_crime , Robert James , Trenton New Jersey , Bucks County , Trenton , New Jersey , Honduras , Guatemala , Murder , Eric Sarceno , Magnor Sarceno , Morrisville Comments (0)
A Montgomery County man is the latest area resident to be accused of lying on state and federal gun-purchase application forms about a prior misdemeanor conviction that would bar him from possessing a firearm.
Upper Southampton police allege that Warren Parks, 46, of Glenside, stated on the mandatory forms that he hadn't been convicted of a crime for which a judge could have imposed a jail sentence of more than one year. The rule applies even if the person received a shorter sentence or probation.
Parks attempted to buy the firearm July 2 at Classic Pistol in the 1300 block of Industrial Highway, police said. The application was denied and state police documentation indicated the reason was that Parks was convicted of a misdemeanor offense that potentially carried a jail sentence of more than one year, according to a probable cause affidavit.
Posted in Hamptons, Crime, Local on Thursday, October 23, 2014 1:30 pm. Updated: 6:00 pm. | Tags: Criminal Law , Warren Parks , Felony , Upper Southampton Police , New Jersey , Montgomery County , Pennsylvania , William Benz , Southampton , John Swain , Jason Fugarino , Philadelphia , Lower Southampton Police , Gun Applications , John Waltman , District Attorney Comments (2)
A Philadelphia man and a Penndel woman are facing felony charges after police say they stole a gun and traded it for heroin.
Penndel police allege a man reported Wednesday that his gun was lost or stolen while he was visiting a home in the borough. The man told police he mistakenly left the gun in a bedroom and then left the home, but returned when he realized his mistake.
When he returned to the home, the man said Andrew Mutt, 25, and Sarah King, 19, told him they knew nothing about the gun and helped him search the bedroom, according to a probable cause affidavit, which said they didn't find the gun.
Posted in Crime, Local, Langhorne, Levittown, Falls on Thursday, October 23, 2014 1:15 pm. Updated: 6:38 am. | Tags: Human Interest , Law_crime , Sarah King , Andrew Mutt , Philadelphia , Penndel Pennsylvania , Bucks County Pennsylvania , Penndel Police , Felony , Heroin , Bucks County Comments (1)
The Bucks County District Attorney's Office is looking into the number of criminal suspects who might have been freed with surety bonds obtained through a Berks County business where at least two agents are suspected of passing counterfeit bonds.
At least one Bensalem drug defendant was set free after a phony bond was posted, and a second Bensalem drug suspect was nearly freed, authorities said. The bonds were obtained through licensed bail agents working for Ace Bail Bonds in Reading, whose offices were raided Monday as part of a Berks County investigation into the counterfeiting allegations.
The Berks County probe was launched after the Oct. 3 arrest of a Berks County man — working for Ace Bail Bonds — who allegedly attempted to post a phony $500,000 surety bond that day for an incarcerated suspected drug dealer at District Judge Joseph Falcone's court in Bensalem.
Posted in Bensalem, Doylestown, Crime, Local on Thursday, October 23, 2014 12:00 am. Updated: 6:39 pm. | Tags: Law , Sureties , Criminal Law , Law_crime , Ace Bail Bonds , Joseph Falcone , Bucks County , Bond , Bail , Berks County , Bail Bondsman , Dean Gurney , Harold Boigues Soto , Insurance Policy , Berks County Pennsylvania , Bucks County Pennsylvania , Bensalem Police Comments (1)
LOWER MAKEFIELD — A Penndel men was charged Wednesday with 24 counts of various drug offenses.
Kevin Carberry, 21, of the 100 block of Hulmeville Avenue, was charged by Lower Makefield police with five counts of manufacture, delivery or possession of a controlled substance, four counts of dealing proceeds unlawfully, five counts of criminal use of a communication facility and 10 counts of two different possession of drugs and or paraphernalia offenses, court records show.
Police received information that Carberry was allegedly trafficking methamphetamine from his home.
Posted in Langhorne, Levittown, Yardley, Crime, Local on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 7:00 pm. Updated: 7:47 am. | Tags: Methamphetamine , Kevin Carberry , Drug Possession , Lower Makefield Township Bucks County Pennsylvania , Lower Makefield Police , Drug Paraphernalia Comments (0)
Upper Southampton police are looking for a 19-year-old Philadelphia man who is accused of assaulting two police officers during a car stop after they learned he was wanted on bench warrants out of Philadelphia.
While a police officer attempted to take Raymond Starr into custody on June 11 for a warrant from Philadelphia, Starr pushed him and then struck a sergeant who came to assist, according to police Chief Ron MacPherson. Both officers were injured, and Starr, who is considered armed and dangerous by Philadelphia police, took off, the chief said.
He was last seen on Street Road near Knowles Avenue, where he originally was stopped for alleged traffic violations and provided a false name. Police tried to take him into custody when they found out about the warrant.
Posted in Hamptons, Crime, Local on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 6:30 pm. Updated: 2:38 pm. | Tags: Law_crime , Philadelphia Police Department , Raymond Starr , Southampton , Upper Southampton Police , Police , Philadelphia , Warrant Comments (0)
BENSALEM — A 19-year-old Bensalem man has been jailed, accused of selling phony codeine syrup.
Jevaun Montgomery, of 2500 Knights Road, was arraigned by District Judge Joseph Falcone and sent to Bucks County prison in lieu of 10 percent of $100,000 bail Tuesday.
Police suspected Montgomery was selling heroin so a confidential informant was sent to make a buy on Oct. 6, court documents show.
Posted in Bensalem, Crime, Local on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 4:30 pm. Updated: 6:57 am. | Tags: Joseph Falcone , Codeine , Heroin , Bucks County , Bucks County Prison , Bensalem Comments (0)
A 26-year-old Middletown woman accused of plying a 13-year-old boy with alcohol before sexually assaulting him will not face rape charges.
Following testimony Wednesday, Penndel District Judge Daniel Baranoski held Bethann Wagner for trial in Bucks County Court on charges of statutory sexual assault, indecent assault on a person under 16, corruption of minors, felony unlawful contact with a minor and misdemeanor furnishing alcohol to a minor.
The district attorney withdrew felony charges of rape, indecent assault and misdemeanor indecent assault on a substantially impaired person. Wagner is being held in Bucks County prison in lieu of 10 percent of $350,000 bail.
Posted in Langhorne, Levittown, Crime, Local on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 4:00 pm. Updated: 6:43 am. | Tags: Bethann Wagner , Sexual Assault , Indecent Assault , Assault , Crimes , Middletown , Bucks County , Human Sexual Activity , Sexual Abuse Comments (0)
A Lower Makefield woman will head to trial for allegedly hosting an underage drinking party this summer during which 13 minors were arrested and dozens more attended. But she won't face an assault charge for allegedly striking a police officer who came to break up the festivities.
Following testimony at a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning, Morrisville District Judge Michael Burns sent the other charges against Lisa Moskovitz, 45, to Bucks County Court in Doylestown. The remaining charges are corruption of minors, harassment, disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. She is free on $500 unsecured bail.
Lower Makefield Police Cpl. Tim Reeves told the court he was sent to a home in the unit block of Lower Hill Top Road around 11:30 p.m. July 19 after neighbors complained about a loud underage party.
Posted in Yardley, Crime, Local on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 1:45 pm. Updated: 6:43 am. | Tags: Alcohol Law , Legal Drinking Age , Law_crime , Lower Makefield Township Bucks County Pennsylvania , Lisa Moskovitz , Lower Makefield Police , Disorderly Conduct , Lower Makefield , Bucks County Pennsylvania , Law Enforcement Comments (0)
An argument between two co-workers fueled by a night of drinking in an illegal bar is believed to be what led to the bludgeoning death of a Trenton man Sunday morning, police said Tuesday.
Bucks County detectives, who are heading the investigation, have identified the man found beaten and stabbed Sunday morning on West Post Road, but his identity has not yet been released, Morrisville police Chief George McClay said Tuesday.
County detectives and local police said they are still looking for a third man — also an undocumented immigrant — who is likely hiding in Trenton. Two other men — brothers who are illegal immigrants from Honduras and Guatemala — remain incarcerated in Bucks County prison held on detainers from Immigration Customs Enforcement. They have not been charged in connection with the death as of Tuesday night, and their identities have not been released.
Posted in Falls, Crime, Local on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 9:00 pm. Updated: 3:51 pm. | Tags: Morrisville Bucks County Pennsylvania , Bucks County Pennsylvania , Law_crime , George Mcclay , Trenton , Honduras , Morrisville , Morrisville Police , Bucks County , Guatemala Comments (1)
A Doylestown man was arrested Tuesday and charged with possession of child pornography.
Edward V. Bacon, 21, is accused of using a file-sharing program on his laptop computer to download and view pornographic videos involving children and children with adults, according to a probable cause affidavit.
According to agents from the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office, Bacon was interviewed Tuesday about the files that authorities traced to his computer and he admitted to downloading child pornography for a couple of months, the affidavit said.
Posted in Local, Crime, Doylestown on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 6:00 pm. Updated: 1:43 pm. | Tags: Child Pornography , Edward Vincent Bacon , Doylestown , File Sharing , Laptop Computer , Pennsylvania Attorney General , Attorney General , Doylestown Police Department , Food And Drink , Social Issues , Law_crime , Pornography , Bucks County Pennsylvania , Doylestown Pennsylvania Comments (0)
BENSALEM — Officials are investigating what they say was a suspicious fire at a Bensalem apartment complex.
No one was injured, Bensalem Battalion Chief Rob Sponheimer said.
The fire was reported shortly before 4 p.m. Tuesday at 281 Thunder Circle. Firefighters found a pile of leaves that apparently had been set afire. The blaze burned into the side of an apartment, causing minor damage, Sponheimer said. The small fire was quickly extinguished.
Posted in Bensalem, Crime, Local on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 5:50 pm. Updated: 8:30 pm. | Tags: Bensalem , Firefighter , Rob Sponheimer Comments (0)
Today's police reports from Lower Bucks County communities.
Posted in Court-log, Local, Crime on Sunday, October 26, 2014 1:00 am. | Tags: Court Log , Crime Comments (0)
Posted in Public-safety-log, Crime, Local on Friday, October 24, 2014 5:00 am. | Tags: Dui , Crime Comments (0)
Posted in Public-safety-log, Crime, Local on Thursday, October 23, 2014 5:00 am. Updated: 4:28 pm. | Tags: Dui , Crime , Law_crime Comments (0)
Posted in Public-safety-log, Crime, Local on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 5:00 am. | Tags: Dui , Crime , Law_crime Comments (0)
Posted in Public-safety-log, Crime, Local on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 5:00 am. | Tags: Dui , Crime , Law_crime Comments (0)
Posted in Public-safety-log, Crime, Local on Monday, October 20, 2014 5:00 am. Updated: 8:08 pm. | Tags: Dui , Crime Comments (0)
Posted in Public-safety-log, Crime, Local on Sunday, October 19, 2014 5:00 am. | Tags: Dui , Crime , Law_crime Comments (0)
Posted in Court-log, Local, Crime on Sunday, October 19, 2014 5:00 am. | Tags: Court Log , Crime Comments (1)
Posted in Public-safety-log, Crime, Local on Friday, October 17, 2014 5:00 am. | Tags: Dui , Crime , Law_crime Comments (0)
Posted in Public-safety-log, Crime, Local on Thursday, October 16, 2014 5:00 am. | Tags: Dui , Crime , Law_crime Comments (0)
By Jo Ciavaglia Staff writer
Bensalem police are searching for two men who robbed a hotel guest at gunpoint Wednesday night.
By Jo Ciavaglia Staff writer
LOWER SOUTHAMPTON — Police are looking for a man caught on video stealing at least $60 from an unlocked car parked at a Lower Southampton supermarket.
By Jo Ciavaglia Staff writer
FALLS — Police are looking for help identifying three individuals whom they believe vandalized tractor-trailers last month.
By Jo Ciavaglia Staff writer
Falls police are looking for a man they believe robbed the same convenience store twice this month and attempted a robbery at a third store in Morrisville.
By Jo Ciavaglia Staff writer
LOWER SOUTHAMPTON — Police are looking for a man who stole a 2004 Ford Taurus from a convenience store parking lot.
A Philadelphia man arrested in connection with a break-in at an Italian restaurant in Newtown Township may be responsible for similar burglaries in four counties, police said.
Posted in Crime, Local, Newtown, Caught-on-camera on Wednesday, July 16, 2014 1:15 pm. Updated: 6:26 am. | Tags: Newtown , Bucks County Pennsylvania , Law_crime , Newtown Township , Thomas Kissleback , Jason Harris , Philadelphia , Delaware County , Burglary , Newtown Twp Restaurant , Bucks County , Delaware County Police , Cash Register , Fiberglass Hammer , Delaware County Prison Comments (0)
MORRISVILLE — Borough police are looking for a suspect in connection with a burglary at the Dunkin' Donuts/Getty gas station on West Bridge Street at 3:30 a.m. on July 6.
Posted in Local, Crime, Caught-on-camera on Tuesday, July 15, 2014 11:39 am. Updated: 7:18 am. | Tags: Dunkin Donuts , Food And Drink , Crime , Law_crime , Burglary , Morrisville , Burglar , Morrisville Police , M.diiani Morrisvillepd.com , Dunkin Donuts Getty Station , Michael Dilanni Comments (0)
A 26-year-old Bristol Township man has been arrested in connection with the knife-point robbery of a Falls convenience store.
Posted in Bristol, Falls, Levittown, Crime, Caught-on-camera, Local on Thursday, July 3, 2014 2:45 pm. Updated: 4:42 pm. | Tags: Nagy , Law_crime , Robert Nagy , Robbery , Convenience Store , Bristol , Police , Bristol Township , Falls Police , Bristol Pike , Wednesday , Bucks County Comments (1)
FALLS — Police are looking for a man who robbed a convenience store at knife-point early Wednesday.
Posted in Levittown, Falls, Crime, Caught-on-camera, Local on Wednesday, July 2, 2014 11:15 am. Updated: 4:42 pm. | Tags: Wawa Inc. , Suspect , Law_crime , Convenience Store , Wawa , Bristol , Robbery , Fall Police , Bristol Pike , 215 302-3315 , Sergeant , Christopher Clark Comments (1)
Newtown Township police are looking for a man who burglarized an Italian restaurant early Wednesday morning and made off with a $3,000 cash register containing $350.
Posted in Caught-on-camera, Crime, Local, Newtown, Hamptons on Thursday, June 26, 2014 1:30 pm. Updated: 1:54 pm. | Tags: Newtown Township , Law_crime , Burglary , Police , Usd , Newtown Twp Police , Newtown Township Police , Cash Register , Restaurant , Township Police , Wednesday , Law , Law Enforcement , 215-579-1000 Ext 229 , Newtown Township Detective , Jason Harris Comments (1)
Bristol Township police released surveillance photos of a woman suspected in at least four pharmacy robberies since March.
Posted in Crime, Local, Levittown, Langhorne, Bristol, Caught-on-camera on Friday, June 20, 2014 5:00 pm. Updated: 3:15 pm. | Tags: Walgreens , Bank Robberies , Law_crime , Walgreen , Pharmacy , Robbery , Terry Hughes , Bristol Township , Difference Between Suspect And Perpetrator , Middletown , Bristol Township Police , New Falls , South Oxford Valley , Crime , Oxycodone , Cvs , Croydon Train Station , Bristol , 215 788-8289 Comments (0)
MIDDLETOWN — Police are investigating an attempted theft at a fireworks store a few weeks ago.
Posted in Langhorne, Levittown, Caught-on-camera, Crime, Local on Saturday, May 31, 2014 2:00 pm. Updated: 7:18 am. | Tags: National Security , Security , Digital Media , Law_crime , Theft , Police , Lincoln Highway , Crime Prevention , Windows Games , Law Enforcement , Grand Theft Auto Iv , Cash Register , Middletown Police , Middletown , Intergalatic Fireworks Store , East Lincoln Highway , Detective , Torrente Mtpd.org , 215-750-3864 , Aileen Torrente , Arby , Captain D , Business Comments (0)
Bensalem police are investigating an attempted burglary at the First Stop Tobacco Shop in the 1600 block of Street Road early Tuesday morning.
Posted in Bensalem, Crime, Caught-on-camera, Local on Tuesday, May 27, 2014 5:15 pm. Updated: 7:00 am. | Tags: Law , Crimes , Law_crime , Burglary , Bensalem Police , Criminal Law , Robbery , Tobacco , Difference Between Suspect And Perpetrator , Bensalem , Street Road , Bear , Metal Grates , Police , Bensalem Township Pennsylvania , Detective , 215-633-3671 , Greg Jackson Comments (0)
Middletown police are looking for two men who broke into a Catholic grade school and stole 28 Apple iPad 2 tablet computers worth about $13,000.
Posted in Local, Crime, Langhorne, Levittown, Caught-on-camera on Thursday, April 24, 2014 3:45 pm. | Tags: Ipad , Itunes , Law_crime , Multi-touch , Apple Inc. , Computer Hardware , Input Output , Apple , Athletic Shoe , Ipads , Apple Ipad , Usd , Middletown Police , White People , Long Black , Holy Family Regional School On Trenton Road , Catholicism , Burglary , Locked Metal Storage Cabinet , Middletown , Jeans , Detective , 215-750-3845 Ext. 228 , Greg Kneiss , Middletown Twp Police Comments (1)
Falls police are looking for a gunman who robbed a convenience store early Friday morning, escaping with cash and a set of car keys.
Posted in Levittown, Falls, Crime, Local, Caught-on-camera on Saturday, April 19, 2014 12:00 pm. Updated: 1:35 pm. | Tags: Robbery , Convenience Store , Honda Accord , Friday , 7-eleven , Baseball Cap , Falls Police , Car Keys , Cash Register , Clerk , Honda , Stephen Reeves , Detective , Reevespd Fallstwp.com , 215 302-3305 Comments (0)
FALLS — Police are looking for the burglar who cut a hole through the roof of a restaurant early Friday and used a torch to open a safe.
Posted in Local, Crime, Levittown, Falls, Caught-on-camera on Monday, March 17, 2014 3:30 pm. Updated: 6:36 am. | Tags: Law , Crime , Security , Law_crime , Police , Dominos Pizza , Burglary , Friday , Cctv , Containers , Safe , Domino S Pizza , Burglar , Detective , Matthew Tomcho , Fallstwp.com , Tomchopd Fallstwp.com , 267 236-9218 Comments (1)
FALLS — Police are looking for a suspect who burglarized a Falls gas station Saturday, and whose image was captured on video.
Posted in Crime, Local, Caught-on-camera, Falls, Levittown on Monday, March 10, 2014 3:30 pm. Updated: 6:54 am. | Tags: Digital Media , Software , Application Software , Law_crime , Burglary , Exxon , Burglar , Films , Suspect , Gas Station , Police , Gas Station Burglar , Falls Police , Difference Between Suspect And Perpetrator , Tobacco Products , Stephen Reeves , Fallstwp.com , West Trenton Avenue , Falls Detective Stephen Reeves , 215-302-3305 , Contact Falls Detective , Reevespd Fallstwp.com Comments (0)
Penndel police have released a composite sketch of a man suspected in the assault and robbery of a female security guard in December.
Posted in Local, Crime, Levittown, Caught-on-camera on Thursday, March 6, 2014 2:31 pm. Updated: 6:29 am. | Tags: Law_crime , Police , Robbery , Security Guard , Joseph Sciscio , Chief Joseph , Penndel Pennsylvania , Penndel Police , Difference Between Suspect And Perpetrator , Facial Composite , Chief , Guard , Usd , Actor , Police Boroughofpenndel.org , Penndel Borough Police Department , 215-757-5152 Comments (2)
FALLS — Police are investigating a robbery attempt at a Mill Creek Road convenience store on Sunday night.
Posted in Falls, Levittown, Local, Crime, Caught-on-camera on Tuesday, February 25, 2014 12:00 pm. Updated: 7:23 am. | Tags: Law Enforcement , Law_crime , Police , Robbery , Difference Between Suspect And Perpetrator , Law , Public Safety , Surveillance , The Robber , Falls Police , Village Mart , Sunday , Monday , 215 302-3308 , Detective , Oconnellpd Fallstwp.com , Government , Stone Mountain Comments (0)
Falls police are investigating a bank robbery on Thursday that prompted nearby Morrisville schools to briefly go into lockdown, authorities said.
Posted in Falls, Local, Crime, Caught-on-camera on Thursday, January 30, 2014 2:46 pm. Updated: 11:05 am. Comments (0)
Newtown Township police believe the man who pulled off a pre-Christmas bank robbery last month is the same suspect who robbed a New Jersey bank a week earlier.
Posted in Crime, Local, Bensalem, Newtown, Caught-on-camera on Tuesday, January 14, 2014 12:25 pm. Updated: 11:05 am. Comments (0)
LOWER SOUTHAMPTON — Police in Lower Southampton are looking for a man suspected of stealing two cartons of cigarettes from the Wawa convenience store at 676 Rosewood Ave. on Sunday.
Posted in Crime, Local, Caught-on-camera, Hamptons on Monday, November 18, 2013 5:00 pm. | Tags: Police , Convenience Store , Southampton , Wawa , Lower Southampton Township Bucks County Pennsylvania , Law Enforcement , Lower Southampton Police Comments (0)
MIDDLETOWN — Police have released surveillance photos of two teens who allegedly broke into a concession stand last month and helped themselves to food and drinks before vandalizing the snack stand.
Posted in Local, Crime, Caught-on-camera, Langhorne, Hamptons, Levittown on Tuesday, November 12, 2013 12:45 pm. Comments (0)
The FBI has released surveillance photos of the suspect who robbed a Langhorne bank at gunpoint on Friday.
Posted in Langhorne, Crime, Local, Caught-on-camera on Monday, November 4, 2013 5:30 pm. Comments (0)
For the third time in four days, a bandana-wearing gunman has pulled off a robbery in Lower Bucks.
Posted in Communities, Falls, Levittown, Yardley, Crime, Local, Caught-on-camera on Thursday, October 24, 2013 6:00 am. | Tags: Law_crime , Lower Makefield Township Bucks County Pennsylvania , Robbery , Rite Aid , Usd , Honda Accord , Police , Lower Makefield Police , Pennsylvania , Bucks County Pennsylvania , Difference Between Suspect And Perpetrator , Cvs , Honda , 215-493-4055 , Falls Detective Stephen Reeves , Contact Falls Detective , 215-302-3305 Comments (2)
Police believe the same armed robber who hit a Lower Makefield drugstore Sunday night committed a gunpoint robbery the night before at a Falls drugstore.
Posted in Levittown, Crime, Local, Falls, Yardley, Caught-on-camera on Wednesday, October 23, 2013 6:15 am. Comments (2)
FALLS — Police are looking for help identifying a couple who reportedly used a counterfeit $100 bill to pay for a pizza on Saturday. The incident took place at V&S Pizza in 400 block of South Oxford Valley Road.
Posted in Burlington, Levittown, Crime, Local, Falls, Caught-on-camera on Wednesday, October 16, 2013 1:30 pm. Updated: 6:49 am. | Tags: Pizza , National Security , Security , Police , Law , Falls Police , Usd , Saturday , 215-949-9111 , Detective , Joe Coffman , United States , Italian Cuisine , Hungry Howie S Pizza , Cocktail , Mozzarella Comments (0)
LOWER SOUTHAMPTON -- Police are looking to identify a couple suspected of stealing a catalytic converter from a pickup truck parked behind an auto repair business on Oct. 9.
Posted in Caught-on-camera, Crime, Local, Hamptons on Wednesday, October 16, 2013 12:00 am. Updated: 6:17 am. | Tags: Catalytic Converter , Transport , Private Transport , Land Transport , Law_crime , Police , Southampton , Suvs , Chevrolet Tahoe , Pickup Truck , Gmc , Subcompact Cars , Business , Theft , Ford , Dark-colored Car , Tahoe , Law Enforcement , Law , Usd , 215-357-1235 , Automobile , Catalysis Comments (0)
The gunman was losing patience with the clerk behind the counter at the Lower Southampton gas station early Tuesday morning.
Posted in Crime, Caught-on-camera, Local, Hamptons on Thursday, September 26, 2013 2:30 pm. Updated: 6:51 am. Comments (0)
LOWER SOUTHAMPTON — Police are looking to identify a man suspected of using stolen credit and debit cards taken from a car parked at the Bridgetown Commons apartment complex earlier this month.
Posted in Hamptons, Langhorne, Crime, Local, Caught-on-camera on Tuesday, September 24, 2013 2:45 pm. Updated: 5:01 pm. | Tags: Payment Systems , Business , Electronic Commerce , Law_crime , Northeast Philadelphia , Philadelphia , Identity Theft , Debit Card , Finance , Debits And Credits , Money , Debit Cards , Pep Boys , Sunoco , Lower South Police , Bridgetown Commons Apartment Complex , Southampton , Police , Warminster , Walmart , Usd , Hess , Eric Landamia , 215-357-1235 Ext. 409 , 215-357-1235 Ext. 339 , Officer , Detective , Elandamia Lstwp.org , Christopher Koehnlein Comments (0)
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