Lower Makefield Township Police Reports – Sept 25 2026 to Sept 30 2026
9/30/2026
Theft – Unit block of Oxford Valley Rd. at Sunoco Gas Station reported at 10:27 a.m. Employee reported that sometime overnight, two unknown males pulled up in a U-Haul truck wearing masks and cut the nozzles off the fuel pumps and took them.
9/29/2026
Retail Theft – 500 block of W. Trenton Ave. at CVS reported at 10:12 a.m. Employee report theft by an unknown male and female. Further investigation revealed the 43 year old female from Bordentown, NJ left her wallet, containing her ID. Investigation ongoing.
9/27/2026
Identity Theft – Unit block of Sunset Ln. reported at 3:00 p.m. Complainant reported unknown person(s) attempted to open a credit account with Wells Fargo using their information.
Burglary – 20000 block of Cornerstone Dr. reported at 3:46 p.m. Complainant reported theft of a laptop and jewelry from their residence sometime over the past month. Investigation ongoing.
9/26/2026
Vehicle Investigation – 500 block of W. Trenton Ave. reported at 4:00 p.m. Police on patrol stopped a vehicle for violations. The male driver was confrontational and attempted to walk away. A strong odor of marijuana was detected on the driver and in the vehicle. A “roach” and marijuana shake were found in plain view. The driver and passenger denied having a marijuana card. The driver was also found to have two cell phones and $4,700.00 USC on his person. This is consistent with sales of narcotics. He refused consent to search the vehicle. The vehicle was impounded, and a search warrant was applied for. On 9/30, the search warrant was executed and turned up evidence that suggests the packaging and sales of marijuana. Charges filed against the 44 year old male from Ewing, NJ.
Criminal Mischief – 600 block of Wrensong Rd. reported at 5:30 p.m. Complainant reported a large puncture hole in their back driver side window that happened sometime overnight.
9/25/2026
Theft – 900 block of Vansant Dr. at Wegmans reported at 4:55 p.m. Complainant reported losing their wallet while shopping. Upon checking with the customer service desk, the wallet was returned, but $300-$500 was missing from it.