In separate and unrelated incidents among reports issued Tuesday by state police at Skippack, troopers investigated a theft from a Worcester car, arrested an Elverson resident on drug-related charges, and gather information on an identity theft in Salford.
A motor vehicle theft was suspected by owners who had left a backhoe on a Ridge Road property in Salford. Yes, state police agreed, it was missing from that location. But as for being stolen …
A Souderton man used what state police said was a stolen door key, and not brute force, in the alleged burglary of an apartment on West 2nd Street in Pennsburg. Troopers reported Monday about the incident.
A Schwenksville resident, whom state police visited Monday for a well-being check, partially fell from a balcony at his home and needed to be rescued by troopers and Lower Frederick Fire Company volunteers.
Two burglaries - in East Greenville Borough and Worcester Township, separate and unrelated but both accomplished without force - are being investigated by Pennsylvania State Police from Skippack.
State police tried to stop a westbound U.S. Route 422 driver for multiple vehicle offenses, they said Monday. He didn't pull over, but sped up. A chase ensued, but was later called off for safety reasons.
Home owners on Northridge Road and surrounding Perkiomen Township streets are concerned about property vandalism, possibly caused by teens. The latest incident was reported Sunday. Can you provide a lead?
They were lying on the westbound side of the limited-access highway in Limerick, according to troopers. Also, two Pennsburg teens were ticketed after allegedly bringing alcohol into a school.
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