NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP POLICE REPORT
The following information is provided by the Newtown Township
Police Department:
Tuesday, June 4
ATTEMmTED FRAUD -A resident of markview Way called to report that she received a call from an unknown person who indicated they were calling from Comcast and told the resident that a representative from Comcast would be coming to the residence on Wednesday, June 5 to install software. When the resident asked for details of the installation she became suspicious with the answers and the caller terminated the call. The resident did not provide any personal information to the caller, but did contact Comcast who had no record of the call or a work order in the area.
Thursday, June 6
TeEFT - At approximately 3 p.m. police were dispatched to the area of Wrightstown Auto Body to meet with a technician from ATCT Wireless. The tech reported the theft of copper ground wire from the cell tower on the property. The value of the wire is un-
Saturday, June 8
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Sunday, June 9
DUI CeARdES mENDINd - At approximately 2:50 a.m. police stopped a motorist on Durham Road due to vehicle code violations. ThH GULYHU wDV LGHnWLfiHG DV 27-yHDU-ROG .HOOy $nn .HHnRy RI &RWWRn 5RDG Ln LHYLWWRwn. .HHnRy wDV WUDnVSRUWHG WR 6W. 0DUy 0HGLFDO Center where blood was drawn and will be submitted to the crime lab for analysis. DUI charges are pending the results of the blood work.
MISSINd DIAmER BAd - Shortly after 6:30 p.m. a resident of Newtown Township came to police headquarters to report that she had accidentally left her black diaper bag at Roberts Ridge mark earlier in the day. When she went back to try and locate it, it was gone. She met a woman who told her that another lady found the bag and said that she was going to take it to the municipal building and turn it Ln. ThH RIfiFHU FhHFNHG WhH 1HwWRwn EuLOGLnJ and with Newtown Borough molice, but did not locate the bag.
Damage was estimated at A200.
Monday, June 3
TeEFT FROM sEeICLE - 165 Township Road at the Northampton Township Senior Citizen Center. The victim reported an unknown actor smashed a side window on her vehicle that was parked in the lot and stole her pocketbook. The purse contained approximately A300 in cash, a checkbook, ID, and credit cards.
Tuesday, June 4
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