AirPods Tracked Home Invader, Trump Supporters Targeted: Lower Bucks Co. News

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — A woman was able to track her stolen AirPods, leading to the arrest of a Philadelphia man who had broken into her Bucks County home. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal in a longtime murder case.

This is a summary of stories that made news this past week in Lower Bucks County.:

U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Appeal In Bucks Co. Anti-Gay Bias Murder Case

A Bucks County man will remain on death row after the U.S. Supreme Court denied his appeal in an anti-gay bias murder case in the 1987 killing of 26-year-old Anthony Milano. (Read More)

Stolen AirPods Led To Bucks Co. Home Invasion Arrest

A Philadelphia man charged in a home invasion in which authorities found a large kitchen knife was caught after the victim tracked her stolen AirPods, authorities said. (Read More)

Man Targeted Trump Supporters In Lower Makefield: DA

A 64-year-old Yardley man faces prison time for scattering nails and screws in the driveways of numerous township residents who displayed political signs supporting Donald Trump before the 2024 general election, authorities said. (Read More)

Project Keeps Bucks Co. Homeless Advocate's Legacy Alive

Christopher Cramp's legacy for helping the homeless in Bucks County will continue year after year. Cramp, 56, of Bristol Borough, and his 31-year-old son David Cramp died trying to save 24-year-old Thomas Cramp, who took his own life, authorities said. All died after being struck by a high-speed train at the Bristol Station earlier this year. (Read More)

Crime Down 'Significantly' In Bensalem: Officials

Crime has come down "significantly" over the past two years in Bensalem Township, officials announced during a podcast on Wednesday. The crime report was given on "The Mayor's Show" on Wednesday, which featured Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo. (Read More)