Thefts, Arrests, And DUIs: Falls Township Police Log

FALLS TOWNSHIP, PA — The Falls Township Police Department reported several crimes that occurred in the area through the month of December.

Read below to see all incidents:

Thursday, Dec. 9

• A man was charged with a DUI on Lincoln Highway.
• A vehicle was stolen from the Pennsbury Woods Apartments. The car was a 2002 Infinity with New York Registration of JLD8425.
• A group of juveniles approached Yummy Asian Restaurant in Fairless Hills and began banging on the door and windows.

Friday, Dec. 10

• A man was arrested at the New Falls Motel in Fairless Hills for stealing a vehicle. The vehicle was recovered at the scene.
• Several bottles of alcohol were stolen from the Fine Wines & Good Spirits in Morrisville by a black male, age 50-60 years; he left in a black Jeep Cherokee before police arrived.

Saturday, Dec. 11

• A vehicle was stolen on Penn Valley Road in Levittown. The car was a 2002 Ford UHAUL truck with a PA registration of AE30067.
• Four black females fled the Dollar Tree in Morrisville after stealing several items. They fled in a Chevy Equinox with a NJ registration of V57NXE.
• A sensor control stolen from under a vehicle in the Village of Pennbrook.
• An intoxicated male was removed from the Sheraton Hotel by police.
• A male was cited for using a commercial dumpster without permission on the 300 block of W. Trenton Ave. in Morrisville.

Sunday, Dec. 12

• A male was harassing staff at the Sheraton Hotel; he was transported to another location after the incident.

Monday, Dec. 13

• Rims and tires were taken from a vehicle located at Grace Auto in Morrisville.
• A white male, wearing dark hoodie, was scratching at homeowner’s window before he fled on foot. The incident occurred at Thornridge Drive.

Tuesday, Dec. 14

• A road rage incident resulted in two males fighting at Tyburn Road/New Ford Mill Road in Morrisville. One person received minor injuries.
• Two males were arrested for DUIs and charged with possession at Cabot Blvd. in Langhorne. Both were sent to Bucks County Prison on outstanding warrants.
• Two females became irate towards employees at the Old Navy in Fairless Hills; both were suspected of possibly being involved in prior retail thefts. They both left before police arrived.

Wednesday, Dec. 15

• A vehicle was stolen at the Wawa on West Trenton Avenue in Morrisville. Two males were arrested after brief pursuit and accident.
• A man was arrested on Davis Drive in Morrisville for a DUI.
• A vehicle was stolen on West Trenton Avenue in Morrisville. A man was arrested after a pursuit on the stolen motorcycle.

Thursday, Dec. 16

• A woman was arrested for a DUI on New Falls Road/ Tyburn Road. She struck a sign at New Falls Road/Vermilion Drive. Witnesses reported her leaving the scene and officers located her a short time later.

Friday, Dec. 17

• A retail theft was reported from the Best Buy on Commerce Blvd. Several laptop computers were taken by white male who fled the area before police arrived.

Saturday, Dec. 18

• Two males were cited after an argument and causing damage to cars and property on Bald Cypress Lane in Levittown.
• A man was arrested on an outstanding warrant from Lebanon City during traffic stop at Rt 13/Lower Morrisville Rd.

Monday, Dec. 20

• Three men were arrested after a pursuit and crash following a theft from a local Home Depot.
• A male was cited for disorderly conducted at the 7-11 on 300 Trenton Rd.
• Three catalytic converters were stolen from AAA Travel in Langhorne.

Wednesday, Dec. 22

• A male was arrested after making purchases off of a stolen phone at the Friendly Mart on Bristol Pike in Morrisville.

Thursday, Dec. 23

• A black male fled on foot after an attempted retail the of a generator at BJ’s Wholesale.
• A male was arrested on Route 13 for a warrant during traffic stop.
• A white male between 17-20 years old stole multiple cases of beer from Trenton Road Takeout on Trenton Road.

Saturday, Dec. 25

• An employee of Laundry Depot reported that he was threatened by customer, who left before police arrived.