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Falls Twp. Police Weekend Roundup: Fraud at 7-Eleven and BJ’s Wholesale and more

Falls Twp Police Weekend Round Up

September 17, 2021

Public Drunkenness- Johnson Dr., Fairless Hills, male cited. Fraud- 7-11, Alden Ave., Morrisville, victim’s ATM card was skimmed in August. Police investigating Drugs- Jefferson Bucks Hospital, Langhorne, male arrested for possession.

September 18, 2021

Fraud- BJ’s Wholesale, Commerce Blvd., Langhorne, attempted purchase with stolen credit card. Fled prior to police arrival. Public Intoxication/ Disorderly Conduct- Village of Pennbrook Apts., Millcreek Rd., Levittown, male cited.

September 19, 2021

No Reportable Incidents

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Falls Twp. Police Weekend Roundup: Fraud at 7-Eleven and BJ’s Wholesale and more

Falls Twp Police Weekend Round Up

September 17, 2021

Public Drunkenness- Johnson Dr., Fairless Hills, male cited. Fraud- 7-11, Alden Ave., Morrisville, victim’s ATM card was skimmed in August. Police investigating Drugs- Jefferson Bucks Hospital, Langhorne, male arrested for possession.

September 18, 2021

Fraud- BJ’s Wholesale, Commerce Blvd., Langhorne, attempted purchase with stolen credit card. Fled prior to police arrival. Public Intoxication/ Disorderly Conduct- Village of Pennbrook Apts., Millcreek Rd., Levittown, male cited.

September 19, 2021

No Reportable Incidents

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