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CRIME & SAFETY
911 calls, doorbell videos, body camera footage detail Falls killings
On the morning of March 16, Andre Gordon Jr. went to his father’s Levittown home and then to the nearby home of the mother of his children intent on murder, a Bucks County detective told a District Judge Wednesday during Gordon’s preliminary hearing in Doylestown. Armed with an...
Body found in car pulled out of Cooper River in NJ, source says
A body was found in a car that was pulled out of the Cooper River in Camden County, New Jersey, on Thursday, a source with direct knowledge of the investigation confirmed with NBC10. Léelo en español aquí. SkyForce10 was over the scene along Route 130 in Pennsauken around...
Andre Gordon Jr.: Accused Bucks County triple murder suspect held on all charges
FALLS TOWNSHIP, Pa. - Andrew Gordon Jr., a Pennsylvania man accused of going on a murderous rampage in Bucks County and fleeing to nearby Trenton, had a preliminary hearing Wednesday where he was held on all charges. On Mar. 16, investigators say Gordon shot and killed his stepmother, 52-year-old Karen...
Bensalem man was high, speeding and unlicensed in crash that killed couple: police
A 31-year-old Bensalem man who authorities say was high on drugs, has been charged with fleeing the scene of an accident that killed a Connecticut couple before he allegedly stole and crashed a dump truck in a failed get-away attempt. John T. Wadlinger was arraigned Wednesday on three dozen offenses...
Man With Black, Bloodshot Eyes Found in Backyard of Warrington Home Carrying a Pillow
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA—A man described as having two bloodshot, black eyes was found in the backyard of a Warrington house this week carrying a pillow and refusing to leave. On May 13, Warrington police were called to Red Oak Drive when a man matching the phoned-in description was seen wandering in someone’s back yard. Police were quickly able to identify the man as the person identified by the callers based on his appearance.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER When the police asked Steven Murta, 34, of Warrington to leave the property, he allegedly replied...
Levittown triple murder suspect held for trial despite refusal to leave jail for hearing
A former Falls Township man will head to trial on charges that he killed his stepmother, teenage sister and the mother of his two children after a judge heard 911 recordings of two victims pleading for help and from two of the survivors of the fatal March crime spree that spanned from Lower Bucks County to Trenton. ...
Trafficker Who Mailed Hundreds Of Pounds Of Coke From PR To South Jersey, Philly Gets 10 Years
Philly resident Jose Gonzalez, 51, and his co-conspirators flew to San Juan on dozens of commercial flights from Philadelphia International Airport, U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Phillip Sellinger said. They paid cash there for multi-kilo quantities of coke, then used overnight delivery from U.S. Post Office branches in San Juan...
MLPD Seeks to Identify Walmart Shoplifting Suspect
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ — The Mount Laurel Police Department (MLPD) is requesting the public's help in identifying an individual who is suspected of shoplifting from a Township store this week. MLPD patrol officers responded to Walmart, located on Route 73, on Monday, May 13 at about 9:24PM for a report of a shoplifting. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER According to the MLPD, a female suspect (pictured), allegedly tried to leave Walmart without paying for about $830 worth of items. After being confronted while leaving the store, she fled the scene in a vehicle described as an older model green minivan with an unknown license plate. Anyone who knows the identity of the suspect or has any information about the incident is asked to contact the Mount Laurel Police Department at (856) 234-8300 or the Confidential Tip Line at (856) 234-1414, Ext. 1599. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
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