Crime & Safety
Driver Arrested For DUI, Narcotics Found On Sidewalk: New Hope Police
Police resolved situation with disorderly person, investigated a low-flying helicopter, and conducted several business checks.
NEW HOPE BOROUGH, PA — The New Hope Borough Police Department reported the following notable incidents and arrests between March 31 and April 6:
March 31
- Officers responded to a report of a disorderly individual at Magikava, located on South Main Street. The situation was resolved without further incident.
- A suspicious low-flying helicopter was reported near the area of the New Hope-Solebury High School. Officers investigated and determined it was a PECO helicopter conducting routine inspections of local power lines.
- Officers responded to a residence on East Ferry Street for a report of harassment. The matter is under investigation.
April 1
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- Officers were dispatched to meet with a business owner on West Mechanic Street who discovered suspected narcotics on the sidewalk near their establishment. The substance was secured by police and removed from the area for proper disposal and further analysis.
April 2
- While conducting routine business checks on West Mechanic Street, officers discovered an unsecured business. Officers entered and inspected the premises; finding no signs of criminal activity, they were able to secure the building.
April 3
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- During business checks on West Bridge Street, officers located another unsecured business. A sweep of the interior revealed no irregularities, and officers secured the premises.
- Officers responded to a reported disturbance at Riverhill. The situation was investigated and resolved on scene.
April 6
- Officers conducted a traffic stop on West Ferry Street for a moving violation. Upon investigation, the driver was found to be operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. The driver was taken into custody and processed accordingly.
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