Threats, Thefts, And Warrants Reported: Bristol Township Police

BRISTOL, PA — The Bristol Township Police Department has released its most recent incident blotter, covering crimes and arrests around the area from the past week.

Here is the list:

Friday, Nov. 19

• James John Winn, 33, was arrested on Green Lane in Levittown on a Bench Warrant out of Bucks County and released to the Sheriff’s office.
• An unknown suspect, possibly with the help of accomplices, forced their way into a property on River Road in Croydon. They took three catalytic converters from three work trucks, estimated to be worth $3,000 altogether.
• An unknown suspect stole the license plate from a 2021 Chevy parked on Junewood Drive in Levittown, estimated to cost around $50.
• An unknown suspect, possibly with the help go accomplices, stole a trailer filled with tools before broking into another trailer and stealing all the tools inside. The tools were estimated to be around $50,000 altogether. The incident occurred on Newport Road in Croydon.
• An unknown suspect, possibly with the help go accomplices, removed the catalytic converter from a 2020 Isuzu, estimated to cost around $1,500. The incident occurred on Bristol Pike in Levittown.
• An unknown suspect, possibly with the help go accomplices,removed the catalytic converter from a 2008 Ford F250, estimated to cost around $500. The incident occurred on Bowen Avenue in Bristol.
• An unknown suspect stole a 2012 GMC style storage truck on Bristol Pike in Levittown.
• Suspects removed the catalytic converter from a 2001 Jeep on Bristol Pike in Levittown. The damages are estimated at $170.

Saturday, Nov. 20

• Suspects removed the catalytic converters from three different vehicles on Manning Boulevard in Levittown, with damages estimated at $1,800.
• Suspects stole a Mini Chopper and a bicycle with a 49cc engine on Ford Road in Bristol. The estimated value is $480.00.
• James Joseph Pasco, 36, was arrested for making terroristic threats, as well as the possession of firearms and controlled substances. He was processed and arraigned by Judge Wagner. Bail was set at $1,000,000/10% and remanded to BCP.

Sunday, Nov. 21

• Ashley May Hicks, 31, was arrested on a bench warrant on Bath Road in Bristol.
• Suspects stole a cart bag of golf clubs, golf balls, gloves and a personalized towel on Pheasant Road in Fairless Hills. The estimated value is $3,000.00.