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Morrisville Borough Police Reports – Feb 24 2026 – March 2 2026

Arrest/Warrant-02/24/26 @2028-Kashonn McGill, age 22, was dropped off at HQ’s from Mercer County Correctional Facility on a warrant out of our Department. He was arraigned and remanded to BCP on $5000,000 cash bail.

Theft from vehicle-02/24/26 @0330-Approximately $4,000 worth of power tools were stolen from the victim’s van located in the 600 block of Hillcrest Ave. Video shows a male in all dark clothing and a dark colored sedan following the suspect.

Theft from vehicle-02/24/26 @1209-Over $10,000 worth of equipment and tools stolen from the victim’s vehicle located in the block of 300 W. Bridge St. The window was broken out of the vehicle.

Warrant for Arrest-02/25/26 @1538-A female had a warrant issued for her arrest for Terroristic Threats, Simple Assault, Firearms offense, and Disorderly Conduct for an incident that occurred on 2/25/26

Theft of Catalytic Converter-02/26/26 @1510-Ben’s Deli reported between 0500-0800 this morning, the catalytic converter was stolen off their work van, estimated to be $2800.00 to repair.

Retail Theft/Arrest-02/26/26 @1708-Kevin Dobboh, age 40, Police responded to Dollar Tree for a retail theft in progress, police located and detained the male identified as Kevin Dobboh, who had three active felony warrants from Falls Twp. Falls Twp. took custody of him, and this department will file charges accordingly for the $22.00 retail theft.

DUI/Arrest-02/28/26 @1242-Johan Peralta Valenzuela, age 30, was taken into custody for a DUI after he was found unconscious behind the wheel of his vehicle, which was located in front of Nebula Hookah Lounge. He was processed and released pending a summons.

Theft of a Cell Phone-03/01/26 @1547-Victim’s cell phone was stolen after he left it in the bathroom at Dunkin. The value of the phone is $120.00.

Fraud-03/02/26 @1433-Victim reported having paid $200.00 for a puppy online, and it was determined to be a Fraudulent Facebook page.

Arrest/Warrant-03/02/26 @0943-A female turned herself in on her active warrant. She was processed at HQ’s and arraigned. Bail was set at 10% of $75,000 and remanded to BCP.

If something good can come from a house fire that good was discovered in Morrisville Borough Sunday afternoon.

Fire crews were dispatched to the 100 block of Harrison Avenue at about 3:45 with reports of heavy fire showing at a 3-story twin home.

Early reports said that upon arrival firefighters discovered the fire had compromised the stairway inside the home.

Erica Jean Sulock the apparent homeowner was effusive in her praise for the response by first responders and the support of her neighbors.

“From the bottom of our hearts we thank every firefighter, police officer, and neighbor!!! For the neighbors…your support was overwhelming and so appreciated. Leon, the dog, and I are safe and warm,” she said.

Cailin Rose called the homeowners “the absolute best neighbors.”

Morrisville Borough fire officials, as of publication time, have not released any information on yesterday’s fire.

But it is clear from the social media posts, yesterday’s fire brought that section of the borough closer together.

A Friday afternoon shelter in place (SIP) order in Morrisville School District was due to a possible shooting threat involving the borough high school, police said which remains under investigation, authorities said.

At approximately 1453 hours The Morrisville Borough Police Department was notified of a threat made to the  Morrisville High School, furthermore this report indicated that there was possibly going to be a shooting at the school, Chief of Police Rich Ciampa said in a release. 

Police responded to the area and observed a large number of students and parents in the area due to dismissal. It  was at this time, with limited information and the height of this potential threat, it was decided to place the Morrisville  High School, Grandview Elementary School, and Holy Trinity School on lock down until police could confirm the  credibility and seriousness of these reported threats, Ciampa said., 

While trying to ensure the safety of the students, staff, and parents of students for three schools while making  proper notification to surrounding jurisdictions, police were able to investigate and conduct interviews leading to the  conclusion that there was no active threat to any of the schools and or the students/staff, Ciampa said. 

Parents were alarmed by the SIP order as they were making there way to district schools and were told to wait in their vehicles in somes cases, according a number of social media posts.