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Missing Bucks County Girl Last Seen Over A Week Ago: Police Missing Bucks County Girl Last Seen Over A Week Ago: Police
Missing Bucks County Girl Last Seen Over A Week Ago: Police Authorities in Warminster Township are searching for a missing child.  Taylor Saunders, 13, was last seen near 120 East Street Road on Tuesday, Jan. 9 around 7 a.m., police said in a release.  She was wearing a a black hoodie, black pants, and pink glitter sneakers, and might have been carrying a brown Louis Vuitton purse with a pink strap. Anyone who spots her should call Warminster police at 215-672-1000. 

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by Mac Bullock
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Fowl Play: Bird Feeders Poisoned At PA Park, Police Say Fowl Play: Bird Feeders Poisoned At PA Park, Police Say
Fowl Play: Bird Feeders Poisoned At PA Park, Police Say The "numerous" birds who turned up dead at a township park in Bucks County were poisoned, investigators believe.  The poisoning happened on Saturday, July 8, in Warminster Community Park, Township police said in a release.  Officers and animal control were called to the scene when a "number of birds" were found dead near feeders around the old Naval Air Development Center (NADC) tower on Bristol Road, the department said.  Investigators determined that feeders "contained poison" that was likely placed sometime Saturday morning. Authorities did not name the poison used but sa…

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by Mac Bullock
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Anonymous Threat Brings Police Presence To Bucks Schools Anonymous Threat Brings Police Presence To Bucks Schools
Anonymous Threat Brings Police Presence To Bucks Schools Authorities are on campus across Centennial School District on Friday, after administrators received a threatening phone call from a blocked number.  District leaders notified Warminster police late on Thursday, April 20 that an anonymous caller phoned in an unspecified threat against William Tennent High School, the department said in a release.  Though the threat was directed at WTHS, Warminster police say they and Upper Southampton police are present at every CDS school on Friday, April 21 "out of an abundance of caution." Detectives are continuing to investigate the threat, t…

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by Mac Bullock
Police & Fire
1 Man Hurt In Bucks County Warehouse Fire 1 Man Hurt In Bucks County Warehouse Fire
1 Man Hurt In Bucks County Warehouse Fire One man was injured in a fire that broke out in a Bucks County warehouse Friday, reports say. Crews arriving at the one-story building in the 600 block of Mears Road in Warminster around 4:30 p.m. noticed heavy smoke and fire, according to Warminster police. One man was left with facial and chest burns, authorities told 6abc. "Everyone is asked to avoid the area as local roads surrounding this scene are closed so the fire department can work safely to extinguish this fire." Warminster police said in a statement. The cause of the fire was not immediately known. This story is developi…

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by Nicole Acosta
Police & Fire
Double Warminster Crash Leaves 2 Drivers Trapped, On Front Lawns Of Local Homes Double Warminster Crash Leaves 2 Drivers Trapped, On Front Lawns Of Local Homes
Double Warminster Crash Leaves 2 Drivers Trapped, On Front Lawns Of Local Homes Two drivers were trapped following an accident in which one driver drove into the front of a home, while the other came to a stop down the street in another property's front yard Tuesday afternoon in Warminster (Bucks County), authorities said. Fire crews arrived at Cornell Drive & Log College Drive where they were able to extricate the driver in the SUV that collided with the house within 20 minutes. Additional crews took another 15 minutes to free the driver in the Acura SUV down the street, according to Bill Rollin with Emergency Alerts of Southeastern Pennsylvania…

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by Nicole Acosta
Police & Fire
'Wolf In Sheep's Clothing': Report Details PA Officer's Alleged Sex Assaults On 4 Teen Boys 'Wolf In Sheep's Clothing': Report Details PA Officer's Alleged Sex Assaults On 4 Teen Boys
'Wolf In Sheep's Clothing': Report Details PA Officer's Alleged Sex Assaults On 4 Teen Boys An 80-page presentment detailing how a former Warminster Township police officer sexually abused four teenage boys while working as their D.A.R.E. officer nearly 20 years ago was released Wednesday -- ending a year-long investigation (scroll down for victim testimonies). A renewed investigation into former D.A.R.E. Officer James Carey was launched last spring, after one of the alleged victims -- now 36 years old -- reported the abuse to police, who referred the case to DA Matt Weintraub's office, authorities said. Carey, 52 -- who retired from Warminster PD in 2009 -- was arrested and char…

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by Nicole Acosta