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Falls Twp. Weekend Incident Roundup: Garage Egged, 2 Drug Arrests and More!

Provided by the Falls Township Police Department 

May 21, 2021

Arrest- 360 N. Oxford Valley Rd., Levittown, Augustus Barber, drugs.

Liberty Dr., Langhorne, Raymond Wambold, DUI.

Criminal Mischief- Nature Lane, Levittown, garage egged.

Castle Club Apartments, Morrisville, paint damaged on vehicle.

May 22, 2021

Criminal Mischief- Village of Pennbrook Apartments, Levittown, damage to tire.

May 23, 2021

Arrest- Tyburn Road, Levittown, Jennifer Vickers, Drugs

 

Credit: Rhiannon Cullaton

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Falls Twp. Weekend Incident Roundup: Garage Egged, 2 Drug Arrests and More!

Provided by the Falls Township Police Department 

May 21, 2021

Arrest- 360 N. Oxford Valley Rd., Levittown, Augustus Barber, drugs.

Liberty Dr., Langhorne, Raymond Wambold, DUI.

Criminal Mischief- Nature Lane, Levittown, garage egged.

Castle Club Apartments, Morrisville, paint damaged on vehicle.

May 22, 2021

Criminal Mischief- Village of Pennbrook Apartments, Levittown, damage to tire.

May 23, 2021

Arrest- Tyburn Road, Levittown, Jennifer Vickers, Drugs

 

Credit: Rhiannon Cullaton

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Updated: Bucks Co Detectives Take Bristol Man into Custody, Remove Evidence from Levittown Home
June 7, 2022

Updated: 2 am Tuesday June 8  Levittown resident Nicholas…

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Updated 5:15 pm Wednesday  A 30 year-old murder mystery…

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