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Attempted Car Burglar In Delco Was Armed With Stolen Gun, Police Say Attempted Car Burglar In Delco Was Armed With Stolen Gun, Police Say
Attempted Car Burglar In Delco Was Armed With Stolen Gun, Police Say A would-be thief in Yeadon was caught with drugs and a stolen gun on Monday night, Jan. 8, according to authorities.  Borough police were alerted to a group of burglars on the 2300 block of Alfred Drive at the Parkview Court apartments around 8:15 p.m., they said in a release.  Officers arrived and spotted one man still sitting inside a victim's parked car, the department wrote. Police said he had a Glock 19 reported stolen out of North Carolina and a "large amount" of marijuana on his person. The unnamed suspect was arrested and faces multiple charges, according to authorities.&…

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by Mac Bullock
Police & Fire
KNOW THEM? Police Seek Bucks County Car Thieves KNOW THEM? Police Seek Bucks County Car Thieves
Know Them? Police Seek Bucks County Car Thieves Police in Bucks County are circulating surveillance photos of people breaking into vehicles.  The individuals shown above entered unlocked vehicles on Tuesday night along Hazel, Hickory, and Woodbine avenues, according to Lower Southampton police. No force was reported other than the amount of force necessary to open an unlocked car door and steal personal belongings, police said. "Chances are that they may be wearing the same attire as it appears to be their 'lucky crime spree' outfits and could be walking around during daylight hours as well," police wrote in a press statement. If …

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by Jon Craig
Police & Fire
WATCH: Surveillance Tapes Capture Collegeville Vehicle Break-Ins WATCH: Surveillance Tapes Capture Collegeville Vehicle Break-Ins
Watch: Surveillance Tapes Capture Collegeville Vehicle Break-Ins A series of recent vehicle break-ins are under investigation in Collegeville. Police are reminding residents to lock their car doors, following the incidents. Authorities shared the footage to social media. Authorities did not say where the incidents occurred. Anyone with information is urged to contact Collegeville police at (610) 489-9332. (2nd Video) The Collegeville Police Department is investigating recent break-in’s of unlocked vehicles that occurred... Posted by Collegeville Borough Police Department on Wednesday, December 2, 2020

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by Cecilia Levine