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PSP Trooper Reports Trevose Barracks for October and November 2o25 

Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) – Trevose Barracks responded to several traffic accidents in October and November including one on Thanksgiving.

10/17/2025 – Lower Makefield Township
The accident occurred as a 2011 Honda CRV was traveling east in the left lane of I-295 East. A 2025 Ram 1500 RH vehicle failed to navigate a left-hand curve, striking the Honda, which was in the center lane. This impact caused the CRV to spin, cross the right lane, and hit the guide rail before coming to a stop facing west. The Ram continued east in the right lane for approximately 1/10 of a mile before stopping on the shoulder. Both vehicles sustained significant damage and had to be towed. The 48-year-old male driver of the Ram fled the scene on foot, crossing the Scudder Falls Bridge into New Jersey. He was later apprehended by local law enforcement and suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol. No injuries were reported. Emilie’s Auto Repair and Towing removed both vehicles from the scene, and the incident is under investigation by PSP – Trevose.

10/29/25 – Langhorne Borough 
A two-vehicle accident occurred on SR 413 North Pine Street at East Winchester Avenue, Langhorne Borough. The collision occurred as a Chevy Express turned left onto East Winchester Avenue. As the vehicle was turning, a Toyota Rav4 was traveling north on North Pine Street, passing a vehicle on the right who was stopped at the intersection. The Rav4 then struck the Chevy Express as it was turning. Both units sustained disabling damage and were towed from the scene by Penndel Towing. No injuries were reported. A citation was issued to the male Rav4 driver for this crash.

10/31/25 – Bristol Township
A single vehicle crash occurred on I-295 East as the 34-year-old female driver was traveling eastbound in the left lane. She lost control of her 2005 Chevrolet Uplander on a curve for an unknown reason. She crossed into the right lane and struck the right guide rail. The vehicle spun and came to a stop facing west on the right shoulder of the east-bound lanes. The driver was transported by ambulance for the evaluation of suspected minor injuries

11/4/25 – Lower Makefield Township
The driver escaped injury when his Toyota Corolla collided with a deer that ran onto I-295 West without warning at approximately 7:15 p.m., causing extensive front-end damage.

11/5/2025 – Bensalem Township
This accident occurred at approximately 8:42 p.m. at the Cornwells Heights Park and Ride Parking Lot.. A  2015 Yamaha YZF-R3 sport motorcycle was traveling in the parking lot speeding and struck a curb. The 19-year-old male motorcyclist was transported to Jefferson Torresdale prior to police arrival.

11/7/2025 – Bensalem Township
A three-vehicle accident occurred on the I-95 North to Street Road off-ramp. A 2009 Ford F-550 was traveling on I-95 North and veered onto the off-ramp to Street Road. The vehicle did not brake from traffic on the off-ramp and hit a 2016 Toyota Camry from behind, pushing the Toyota into a 2021 Nissan NV1500 as they were stopped at the traffic signal controlling the intersection ahead. The 44-year-0ld male driver of the F-550 was found to be under the influence of alcohol and taken into custody for suspicion of DUI without incident. The 42-year-old female driver of the Camry was transported from the scene by ambulance for suspected minor injuries. The 39-year-old driver of the Nissan was uninjured. PSP-Trevose is investigating.

11/8/2025 – Bensalem Township
A hit and run accident involving three vehicles occurred as a dark unknown vehicle traveled north on Bristol Pike, a 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis traveled south on Bristol Pike, and a 2015 Honda CRV exited Woodhaven Road west and prepared to merge onto Bristol Pike south. As the two vehicles on Bristol Pike approached a steady green traffic signal, the dark unknown vehicle’s driver made an unsafe left turn. Subsequently, the black unknown vehicle hit the Mercury which spun counter-clockwise, hitting the Honda. The dark unknown vehicle then fled westbound on Woodhaven Road, failing to help the other drivers. No description of the driver, vehicle make/model, or vehicle registration was available. No injuries were reported at the scene.

11/9/25 – Lower Makefield Township 
The accident occurred as the driver of a Chevy Malibu was traveling eastbound on I-295 in the left lane. According to PSP, the driver was distracted by a hand-held mobile phone, causing the vehicle to veer into the grassy median. The car struck a tree, spun clockwise, and rolled onto its driver’s side, hitting a fence in the center median before flipping and landing upright on Langhorne Yardley Road. The driver was evaluated by Yardley-Makefield EMS for minor injuries but declined transport.

11/13/25 – Bensalem Township 
The collision occurred at approximately 5:12 a.m. on I-95 South when the driver lost control and struck the concrete barrier. The 2017 Nissan sustained disabling damage and stopped at the point of impact. No injuries were reported. The vehicle was towed from the scene by Rob’s Towing.

11/16/2025 – Lower Makefield Township
The crash occurred as the vehicle traveled in the left lane of I-295 East at a speed unsuitable for the wet roadway conditions. The male driver lost control, veered into the grassy left median, and continued for approximately 100 feet before colliding head-on with a crash cushion. Before PSP’s arrival, the driver fled the scene in the vehicle, heading in an unknown direction.

11/19/2025 – Bensalem Township
A 33-year-old female lost control while driving in the right lane on I-95 at Street Road. She declined transport to a medical facility after her 2022 Honda Accord hit the right-side guide rail.

11/27/25 – Middletown Township
A 24-year-old female driver lost control of her 2010 Subaru Forester while driving in the left lane on I-295 East. She veered off the roadway into a grassy median. The vehicle continued across the grassy median before striking a tree and a fence. It continued up a raised embankment, became airborne and overturned. The Subaru then landed on its passenger side in a shallow creek located beneath 1-95. Penndel-Middletown EMS arrived on scene and removed the driver from the overturned vehicle.

Senator Steve Santarsiero (D-10) along with Representative Jim Prokopiak (D-140) announced $527,623in state funding for three projects in their respective districts.

• $400,000 for Morrisville Fire Department for a Light Rescue/High Water Vehicle
• $127,623 for Tullytown Borough for a dump truck
• $150,000 for Falls Little League for LED field light upgrade

Morrisville Fire Company, a nonprofit volunteer fire company that serves Morrisville Borough and the surrounding communities, is receiving funding for a new vehicle. Due to the Borough’s proximity to the Delaware River, the fire company needs a dynamic lifted rescue truck that would take over support of the Borough’s marine and technical responses. This new truck will also assist in responses during backwater flooding in the city and snowy conditions.

“Our volunteer firefighters are heroes who put themselves on the front lines every day to keep our community safe,” said Senator Santarsiero.  “This new truck will improve the Morrisville Fire Company’s ability to respond during crises, regardless of the location or weather condition. I will continue to support getting our first responders the equipment they need to provide critical assistance to communities in times of emergency.”

“The volunteers fire fighters of Morrisville faithfully serve Morrisville, protecting lives and property every day,” said Representative Prokopiak. “The awarding of the grant for a new light rescue vehicle with the ability to traverse high water allows our first responders to help those in need, even in conditions of heavy rains and flooding.”

Tullytown Borough will be receiving a new dump truck to improve the efficiency, safety, and operational capabilities of Tullytown’s Public Works Department in managing snow removal and roadway salting operations during winter months. The new truck will be equipped with a stainless-steel dump body, plow, and salt spreader.

“Keeping our roads safe and clear is one of the basic tasks of government and I was happy to support this grant for Tullytown Borough to do just that,” said Senator Santarsiero “Especially during the winter months, it’s essential that our municipalities have the equipment they need to keep our roads in good condition.”

Credit: Tullytown Borough

“Investing in modern equipment for Tullytown’s Public Works Department will improve winter road safety, enhance efficiency, and help the borough better serve residents during severe weather conditions,” said Representative Prokopiak.

The Falls Little League is receiving funds to update their field with new LED lighting through the Greenways, Trails, and Recreation Program.

“Little League is about teamwork, confidence, and giving kids a place to fall in love with the game, and I’m proud to support these LED upgrades so more families can enjoy the field safely and longer into the evening,” said Senator Santarsiero. “As a lifelong baseball fan, I know how much these small but meaningful investments matter for our kids.”

“Providing opportunities for our kids to get outside, off their devices, and play is critical to our families,” said Representative Prokopiak. “This grant will allow the little league to upgrade their lights with energy efficient and money saving LED lights.”

Credit: Falls Twp Little League

Administered through the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, the Local Share Account (LSA)- Statewide program allocates gaming revenue through the Commonwealth Financing Authority to support projects that improve the quality of life of citizens in the Commonwealth.

Additional information about the Local Share Account- Statewide program can be found on the DCED website.

Act 13 of 2012 establishes the Marcellus Legacy Fund and allocates funds to the Commonwealth Financing Authority (the “Authority”) for planning, acquisition, development, rehabilitation and repair of greenways, recreational trails, open space, parks and beautification projects using the Greenways, Trails, and Recreation Program (GTRP).

Additional information about the Greenways, Trails, and Recreation Program can be found on the DCED website.

A Morrisville woman, according to police, just wasn’t having it, when  she confronted an alleged porch pirate which is now the focus of law enforcement with the holiday shopping season about to get into full gear.

On November 12 12:58 p.m. Morrisville Borough resident reported to police the theft of a package in the 600 block of N. Delmorr Avenue.

The victim told officers that a Hispanic male dressed in all black came up to her front door, and entered her mailbox, and took the package, and walked away.

The victim, police said, bravely went after the suspect and took the package back.

The ballsy suspect followed the victim back and grabbed the package out of her hand, and ran across the Calhoun Street Bridge into Trenton, police said.

Thankfully the woman involved was not apparently injured in her effort to take what was hers.

No word from Police if the porch pirate has been arrested as of yet.

With that in mind Bucks County authorities in a public service message are sharing tips on how to minimize the probability of becoming a potential porch pirate victim.

✅ Use secure delivery options – Many carriers offer lockers, in-store pickup, or scheduled delivery windows.

✅ Install a camera or video doorbell – Visibility alone can deter thieves.

✅ Request signature confirmation – It adds a layer of accountability.

✅ Track packages and bring them in quickly – The longer they sit outside, the higher the risk.

✅ Team up with neighbors – Watch out for each other’s deliveries. Don’t assume “it won’t happen to me.” A few proactive steps can save you stress, money, and time. What’s your go-to strategy for keeping packages safe? Share your tips on our social media pages.