In Pennsylvania State Police (PSP)-Trevose, news a Philadelphia man was arrested accused of being an illicit substances pharmacist on wheels; a Philadelphia woman was arrested for endangering a child’s welfare, while in a third incident a Philadelphia man was arrested for fleeing/eluding and recklessly endangering another person.
On May 17, Troopers conducted a traffic stop of 2003 beige Ford Taurus, at Woodhaven Road and Bristol Pike in Bensalem Twp at 2 am. State Police noted in a press release, “signs of potential criminal activity” and requested permission to search the vehicle, which was denied by the driver. A drug detection K-9 was called out to the scene and picked up on the odor of narcotics, Troopers said. Odor doesn’t quite cover what State Police discovered, subsequent to a judge approving a search warrant for the vehicle.
- a loaded 9 mm ghost gun
- suspected Methamphetamine, Cocaine, LSD. PCP (Angel Dust)
- a large quantity of unknown pills
- a switchblade
The male suspect was released from the scene with a warrant for his arrest issued days later.
Troopers observed a vehicle on May 28, 2025, which had eluded the PSP the prior day. After backup arrived, a traffic stop was attempted on I-95 southbound in Bensalem Township, but the vehicle fled. Troopers boxed it in, forcibly removed and detained the 38-year-old operator, who was identified as the same individual who fled the day before. A 14-year-old child was also in the car. Charges were prepared, she was arraigned, unable to post bail, and transported to Bucks County Jail.
In the third state police contact, on Monday June 16 2025 at 12:22 a.m., PSP attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle for multiple vehicle code violations on I-95 northbound in Bensalem Twp. The vehicle failed to stop and a pursuit was initiated endangering three other people. The vehicle eventually stopped and the operator was arrested for fleeing and eluding, in addition to recklessly endangering another person(s). The 22-year-old suspect was processed accordingly and arraigned via Webex, said state police.
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