Crime & Safety

Lower Providence Police Are Warning Residents About Incidents Of Vehicle Criminal Mischief

Lower Providence Police say they are aware of multiple incidents involving vehicles that have been vandalized in the township.

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LOWER PROVIDENCE, PA — Local police are asking residents to be vigilant after authorities have been made aware of recurring incidents of vehicle vandalisms in the township.

Police said late last week that over the past several months they have learned about acts of criminal mischief targeting individuals' vehicles.

On two separate occasions, police stated, vehicle tires were slashed during the overnight hours while the vehicles were parked.

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Police say the two incidents occurred on both Tomahawk Drive and Lenape Drive in the Collegeville section of Lower Providence Township.

"Our Detective Division is diligently working on this investigation ...," Lower Providence police stated in a Facebook post.

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Anyone with information was asked to contact Detective Scott Dreibelbis at 610-539-5901.

Police asked residents to be vigilant and to call 911 if they observe any suspicious activity.

Officials reminded residents to park their vehicles in well-lit areas or a garage, if possible, to lock doors, and to consider installing a video surveillance system.

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