State police from the Troop J Barracks in Embreeville charged a Phoenixville man with simple assault and related offenses after he allegedly pushed to the ground and kicked two female victims.
Pennsylvania State Police hope a surveillance review can help them determine who on Wednesday left behind a clear baggie containing what is believed to be drug residue at the Valley Forge Casino Resort.
In separate and unrelated incidents reported Friday, Pennsylvania State Police said they arrested drivers from Phoenixville and Pottstown for driving under the influence of alcohol.
A Phoenixville woman and 12 other people received citations for alleged under-age drinking and other offenses, Pennsylvania State Police said Monday, in an "open inspection" at a North Fifth Street, Reading, business.
Five of the 103 State Police Academy cadets who successfully graduated during its Friday commencement ceremonies have been assigned to barracks covering western Montgomery and northern Chester counties.
A local resident at the Valley Forge Casino Resort allegedly picked up, and walked away with, a $100 bill dropped on the gaming floor, state police charged. Also, in separate and unrelated incidents, two patrons were cited for trespassing.
There's no such thing in Pennsylvania as "finders, keepers; losers, weepers." A Phoenixville man learned the lesson from state police, who contacted him about cashing a Valley Forge Casino Resort voucher that wasn't his.
A Collegeville hotel operator was cited during April, according to a report issued Tuesday by the Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement, for failing to ensure a state-licensed manager received required training.