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'Justified' Fatal Shooting, Exotic Pets Saved: Lower Bucks Co. News

This is a summary of news in Lower Bucks County over the past week.

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA —Bucks County's district attorney said a fatal shooting was justified. Meanwhile, exotic pets were saved in a Bristol Township house fire.

This is a summary of news in Lower Bucks County over the past week:

Bensalem Police Officers Justified For Fatally Shooting Man: DA

Five Bensalem Township police officers were justified in fatally shooting an armed felon who led police on a vehicle pursuit in late January before barricading himself inside his vehicle and pointing a firearm at them, Bucks County District Attorney Jennifer Schorn has ruled. (Read More)

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Presidential Campaign Stops Costly For Bucks County

Vice President Kamala Harris and President Donald Trump made several stops in Bucks County during the presidential campaign for the White House in a battle for the key state of Pennsylvania in the November general election. (Read More)

Several Exotic Pets Saved In Bristol Twp. House Fire

Several Lower Bucks County fire crews battled a two-story Bristol Township house fire early Tuesday morning, fire officials said. Third District Volunteer Fire Company Chief Howard McGoldrick told Patch that the fire broke out around 1:21 a.m. Thursday at 1615 Lakeland Ave. (Read More)

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Centennial Teacher Cited For Slapping Children Retires

A Centennial School District teacher cited for the alleged physical violence against two children has retired. In a 7-2 vote at its recent meeting, the Centennial School Board approved the personnel agenda, which included the retirement of 66-year-old Dennis Cahill of Yardley, effectively ending his employment with the Centennial School District. (Read More)

House Condemned After 'Dangerous Conditions' In Middletown Twp.

A Ramble Road home has been condemned after the Middletown Township Police Department found "dangerous living conditions." Middletown Township Police executed a search warrant on a Ramble Road home on Feb. 28. During the search, police took three people into custody. (Read More)

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