Police Release Description Of Suspected Pennsbury Lurer, Car

FAIRLESS HILLS, PA — The Falls Township Police Department has released photos and descriptions of a man believed to have been involved in a recent attempt of child luring outside of Pennsbury High School.

The man involved is described as a heavy-set white male with slicked-back gray hair and a white goatee. He is thought to be approximately 60 years old.

At the time of the incident, which occurred the afternoon of Friday, March 18, he was seen wearing a military-style, olive green hat.

His vehicle is described as an older model gray or silver Buick LaSabre, which was missing a hub cap on the passenger side of the car.

According to a statement from the Superintendent of Schools and the high school's principal, the incident occurred on Queen Anne Boulevard, between South Olds and Trenton Road, around 2:30 p.m. The student said that the man approached her on the road and offered her a ride. When she ignored him, the student said that the man demanded that she get in his car.

Several Pennsbury students, who were on the other side of the road when this happened, intervened in the situation. The man drove off when approached.

Anyone with any information regarding the identity of this man and/or his car is asked to contact the primary investigating officer, Ofc. MacPherson at 215-949-9100, extension 425, or by email at r.macpherson@fallstwppd.com.

An anonymous tip can also be left on the police department's CrimeWatch website.