Dog Found, Beer Thrown, And More: Falls Township Police Blotter

FALLS TOWNSHIP, PA — The Falls Township Police Department reported several crimes that occurred in the area from Friday, Jan. 21 to Monday, Jan. 24.

Read below to see all incidents:

Jan. 21

• A man was charged with DUI on Millcreek Road in Levittown.
• A man engaged in disruptive behavior at Jefferson Bucks Hospital; he left the building without incident.
• An unknown person identified themselves as a corporate member and made a fraudulent purchase at the 7-11 on the 300 block of Trenton Road.
• A number of catalytic converters were stolen from Reilly Sweeping in Morrisville.
• A white male with dark hair and a beard threw a beer bottle through the window of another vehicle and left the area prior to police arrival at the Giant in Fairless Hills.
• A pickup truck with a trailer backed into the water at Quaker Penn Park in Morrisville; no injuries were reported.

Jan. 22

• A wanted female was arrested on outstanding warrants on Penn Valley Road after a car stop.
• A man and woman operating a white 2019 Jeep Cherokee, with a PA Plate number of KRM-9044, are wanted for a related theft from the Home Depot.
• A male fled from the Giant Food Store in Fairless Hills in a gray 2006 Saturn ION, with a PA plate number of LVV9607 after an alleged theft.
• A man dropped items he was attempting to steal from the Dicks Sporting Goods when confronted; he fled prior to police arrival.
• A customer at the Delaware Valley Animal Hospital refused to wear a mask and became disorderly; they left without incident.

Jan. 23

• A male Husky was found and taken to SPCA. Anyone with information on the owner is asked to contact ACO McShane at 215-949-9100, extension 402.
• A vehicle was damaged at both the Village of Pennbrook Apartments and the Dorilyn Terrace Apartments. Criminal mischief is suspected.

Jan. 24

• A man was charged with DUI on Bald Cypress Lane in Levittown.
• A black man wearing an “I can’t breathe” mask is suspected of retail theft at the Wine & Spirits in Morrisville; he left before police arrived.