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KNOW HIM? Man Tries To Buy TV With Stolen Card At Lehigh Valley Target, Flees In BMW: Police KNOW HIM? Man Tries To Buy TV With Stolen Card At Lehigh Valley Target, Flees In BMW: Police
Know HIM? Man Tries To Buy TV With Stolen Card At Lehigh Valley Target, Flees In BMW: Police Recognize him? Authorities are seeking the public’s help identifying a man they say tried to buy a television with a stolen card at a Lehigh Valley Target store and drove off in a BMW. The man — pictured above — attempted to buy a television and wall mount using a stolen credit card at the Dryland Way location in Nazareth Township on Friday, July 15, according to the Colonial Regional Police Department. The man then left the store before the transaction was finished and drove away in a BMW X5 SUV with possible Connecticut registration, police said. Anyone with information about the man’s i…

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RECOGNIZE THEM? Video Shows Trio Burglarizing Car In Lehigh Valley RECOGNIZE THEM? Video Shows Trio Burglarizing Car In Lehigh Valley
Recognize Them? Video Shows Trio Burglarizing Car In Lehigh Valley Recognize them? Authorities are seeking the public’s help identifying three people who were caught on surveillance footage burglarizing a car in the Lehigh Valley area. The suspects were seen entering the unlocked vehicle on Susan Drive in Hanover Township during the early morning on Saturday, June 11, according to the Colonial Regional Police Department. “This is also another reminder to always lock your vehicle and put away any valuables you may leave in your vehicles at night,” the department said. “We see this all too often in this crime of opportunity. Please remember to take a few m…

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Police Seek ID For Wallet Thieves Who Spent More Than $1,000 At Lehigh Valley Target Police Seek ID For Wallet Thieves Who Spent More Than $1,000 At Lehigh Valley Target
Police Seek ID For Wallet Thieves Who Spent More Than $1,000 At Lehigh Valley Target Police are seeking the public’s help identifying two men they say stole a woman’s wallet and fraudulently spent more than $1,000 at a Lehigh Valley Target store. The men — pictured above — stole a wallet from a woman shopping at Sam’s Club on Easton-Nazareth Highway on Sunday, April 3, the Colonial Regional Police Department said. The men were then seen on surveillance footage exiting Target on Dryland Way in Easton after spending more than $1,000 on the victim’s credit card, police said. Anyone with information about the suspects’ identities is asked to contact Colonial Regional Police at…

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VIDEO: Man Flees After Hitting Van In Parking Lot Of Lehigh Valley Chick-fil-A, Police Say VIDEO: Man Flees After Hitting Van In Parking Lot Of Lehigh Valley Chick-fil-A, Police Say
Video: Man Flees After Hitting Van In Parking Lot Of Lehigh Valley Chick-fil-A, Police Say Police are seeking the public’s help identifying a man they say fled after hitting a car in the parking lot of a Lehigh Valley Chick-fil-A restaurant. A surveillance video shows the man attempting to back a newer model gray-colored Volkswagen Jetta out of a parking space at the Dryland Way location in Lower Nazareth around 5:45 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 17, the Colonial Regional Police Department said in a Saturday release. The man then strikes the van in the spot next to him before fleeing. “It appears that the male knew or should have known that he struck the van,” CRPD said. Scroll down t…

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3-Alarm Fire Ravages Lehigh Valley Home (PHOTOS) 3-Alarm Fire Ravages Lehigh Valley Home (PHOTOS)
3-Alarm Fire Ravages Lehigh Valley Home (Photos) A three-alarm fire ripped through a Lehigh Valley home Wednesday morning, authorities said. The blaze broke out at a home on Oakside Circle in Hanover Township around 10:30 a.m., according to the local volunteer fire company. The bulk of the fire came from the back of the home, prompting the setup of a second water line through the front door, the company said. A third alarm was later requested for manpower and additional tankers, the fire department said. The fire was brought under control with help from the Colonial Regional Police Department and Hanover Public Works. Scroll down to v…

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