Police Log: Crack Cocaine Bust, Stolen Mezuzahs and Tefillin, DUI

March 13 – Theft

• 2700 block of Pine Rd.

Levy Weber, 37, of Huntingdon Valley, reported that numerous religious items were stolen from his black 2001 Hyundai Elantra that was parked in his driveway. The actor(s) broke the front passenger window and stole a black canvas briefcase with “International Conference of Shluchini” logo on it. Inside that briefcase were a Tefillin (box of scrolls) and eight Mezuzahs.

March 11 – DUI

• – 2895 Pine Rd.

James Kirsch, 42, of Willow Grove, was cited after he backed his car into another parked car in the Oh! Bryon’s parking lot. When police arrived on scene they noticed Kirsch had trouble standing while trying to stay in one place.

Kirsch became loud and boisterous while officers were speaking with him and started to curse loudly in front of other patrons inside the restaurant. Kirsch had trouble completing field sobriety tests without falling over.

March 11 – DUI

• Area of Tomlinson Rd. near Tracey Rd.

Gregory Zheltobruh, of Philadelphia, has DUI charges pending after he did not complete field sobriety tests satisfactorily. Police observed him in his black Honda Civic swerve onto the shoulder of County Line Rd. While traveling on Pine Rd., he came within inches of hitting parked cars and mailboxes on the right side of the road before cops pulled him over.

According to reports his eyes were bloodshot and glassy and his breath smelled like alcohol. He admitted to drinking one beer and then staggered out of the car to take sobriety field tests.

March 10 – Narcotics Possession - Crack Cocaine

• Area of Byberry Rd. near Post Rd.

Jason Seller, 30, of Jamison, has charges pending for DUI and drug possession after officers found numerous amounts of paraphernalia and leftover baggies in his car. LMPD made the traffic stop after observing Sellers in his white Toyota Prius stop 10 car lengths behind a red light at an intersection with nobody in front of him.

An officer began to follow him and activated his car lights after Seller crossed the double-yellow line and was traveling 10 mph under the speed limit. Seller traveled for three tenths of a mile before pulling over.

Police saw fresh ashes on his right pant leg and two, tiny Ziploc-type bags with a white powdery residue (consistent with crack-cocaine) in the door handle on the driver’s side. When asked if he had been smoking crack-cocaine, Seller told police he had never smoked crack-cocaine before in his life, according to reports.

When the officer pointed out the Ziploc bags, Seller looked at him for a few moments without saying anything, and then explained that he “has a problem” and had smoked crack-cocaine “earlier” in the evening.

He denied having any other medications on him, but a search of the car revealed numerous prescriptions, some causing drowsiness and dizziness and to use care and caution when operating machinery.

Police also found: several pieces (4) of aluminum foil which appear to have been fashioned into smoking devices. In one of the “pipes” there were a few more tiny Ziploc-type bags with white residue inside. Seller also had these Ziploc-type bags in his pocket.

March 9 – Disorderly Conduct

• Broadmore Rd. near Redbarn Rd.

A resident of the Town Watch called to report that a car was covered in what she believed was packing tape. She added she saw three cars pull out of Lower Moreland Park, but wasn’t sure if they had any involvement. The car that was covered, a 2000 Honda Civic, belongs to Robert Leonard, 51, of Huntingdon Valley and was actually covered in plastic wrap. Police advised him of the incident and moved his car to the driveway.

March 7 – DUI

• Area of Tomlinson Rd. and Huntingdon Pike

Antonio Guerrero-Dolores, 23, of Levittown, has a pending DUI charge after officers pulled him over for swerving on Huntingdon Pike, crossing the double-yellow lines and almost crashing into the median. Guerrero-Dolores told police he had been living in America illegally for the last six years. When police asked him to turn the car off, he turned the heat and radio off instead. He then failed to complete field sobriety tests satisfactorily.