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Bucks PA Infant Died By Homicide, Coroner Confirms Bucks PA Infant Died By Homicide, Coroner Confirms
Bucks PA Infant Died By Homicide, Coroner Confirms The Bucks County Coroner's Office has concluded its investigation into the May death of a 4-month-old boy in Bristol Township.  Timothy Sullivan died from multiple blunt force injuries by manner of homicide, said Coroner Meredith Buck.  “Our office extends its deepest condolences to the infant’s family and friends during this difficult time as they grieve this unimaginable loss," she added.  Bristol police were called to the 1000 block of Radcliffe Street for an infant in cardiac arrest late on May 24, Daily Voice reported. When they arrived, Sullivan was "not brea…

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by Mac Bullock
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Boat Thief Drowns In Bucks Co. River While Escaping Cops: Authorities Boat Thief Drowns In Bucks Co. River While Escaping Cops: Authorities
Boat Thief Drowns In Bucks Co. River While Escaping Cops: Authorities The man whose body was recovered from the Delaware River in Bucks County was allegedly fleeing police, according to the Coroner's Office.  Officials announced on Monday, July 3 that an adult man's remains were found on the riverbank near 6206 Radcliffe Street in Bristol Township. Just four days later, County Coroner Meredith Buck says he has been identified as 36-year-old Sokhon Sam of Philadelphia.  Citing Bristol police, the Coroner's Office said Sam was trying to steal a boat from a private residence on the 6600 block of Radcliffe Street on June 27.  When o…

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by Mac Bullock
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Driver Apparently Tried Escaping Before Divers Pulled His Body From Neshaminy Creek (PHOTOS) Driver Apparently Tried Escaping Before Divers Pulled His Body From Neshaminy Creek (PHOTOS)
Driver Apparently Tried Escaping Before Divers Pulled His Body From Neshaminy Creek (Photos) A 56-year-old Jeep driver tried escaping from his sinking vehicle after running a red light hitting multiple vehicles then becoming submerged in Neshaminy Creek, the Bucks County Courier Times reports citing a news release. The incident occurred around 8:30 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 20. It started when the red 2014 Jeep ran the light on Newportville Road onto Bristol Pike and struck a pickup truck, the outlet said quoting Bristol police. The Jeep then rear-ended a sedan that was stopped on Bristol Pike, ten struck a house and drove into the creek. Witnesses say they saw the driver try to escape,…

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by Mac Bullock