Police returned to the store on three separate occasions to deal with complaints against one person.
A Collegeville woman had multiple run-ins with police on March 29 at the Pottstown Redner's, leading to multiple citations for disorderly conduct. According to a police report, Julia Fitzhenry was trying to solicit money for cigarettes outside the Redner's Warehouse Market in Pottstown. Management called police, and Fitzhenry was told that soliciting was illegal in the borough. She asked a police officer for money, and when the officer refused, Fitzhenry reportedly said she "could not believe how mean he was," and complained that someone who "is working and making so much" should be able to give her money. Police were called a second time when Fitzhenry returned to the store and allegedly caused a disturbance by confronting the manager. …
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A call regarding an unresponsive person ended in a struggle between the subject and police officers, according to a press release.
Spring City Police have charged a local resident with aggravated assault, assault, reckless endangerment, resisting arrest, public drunkeness and disorderly conduct following an altercation Tuesday. Police say Dean Roeseler, Jr., of Buckwalter Road, Spring City, was lying unresponsive on the sidewalk and yard of a home on Wall Street. When an ambulance crew and police arrived, the report says, they tried to rouse Roeseler from unconsciousness. Roeseler allegedly became physically combative with police and emergency responders and had to be forcibly subdued, police said. Once cuffed, police say he continued to struggle. Spring City Police Chief Anthony Kuklinski sustained an injury to his hand, according to a report, which resulted in the…
A briefing of police activity in the Royersford Borough. Theft; dog bite; marijuana; assault.
The following news releases were written and submitted by Royersford Police Officer and Media Relations Officer Tom Godin: The Royersford Police Department has logged 67 incidents from 6-6-12 to 6-13-12. Officer Murphy investigated: On June 7, 2012 at 8:45am the Royersford Police investigated a theft/criminal mischief to a vehicle from a resident in 500 block of Pine St. The victim stated her vehicle was parked on N. 6th Ave when the actors cut the part of her license plate with a 5/2013 registration sticker of her 1998 Volvo. Officer O'Keefe investigated: On June 7, 2012 at 5:40pm Officers responded to 208 Main St on an anonymous tip of suspects smoking marijuana to the rear of that property. Officers arrived and investigated. Officer …
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A briefing of police activity in the Royersford Borough:
The Royersford Police Department submitted the following reports of note: On May 27 at approximately 10 p.m., Officer Tom Godin reportedly encountered an intoxicated male in the 300 block of Main Street. Godin said the man was walking on the sidewalk and almost into the street. Police then allegedly witnessed the vehicle swerve to avoid hitting the man. Police stopped the man and said he had a strong odor of alcoholic beverage on his person, glassy bloodshot eyes and was incapable to standing upright without swaying back and forth. He was advised by police he was under arrest for public intoxication. Officer Joe Oberholtzer attempted to handcuff the man, now identified as Dan Luther, 40 of Main Street Royersford. Godin said Luther …
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A briefing of police activity in Royersford Borough
The following report was submitted by Royersford Police Department: On May 13 at 8:11 p.m., Officer Tom Godin reported he was on routine patrol when stopping a vehicle for a traffic violation. Upon approach and speaking with the driver, Godin said he became alerted to the driver continuously reaching for his right pocket. "The vehicle did smell of stale marijuana," Godin said. "As I got the driver out of the vehicle and patted him down for weapons I noted the passenger side map door had what appeared to be a gun handle sticking out of it. I requested Officer Oberholtzer to get the passenger out of the vehicle and pat him down." Godin went over and retrieved the handle which was a handle to an emergency brake for the vehicle. Godin then …
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A briefing of police activity in Limerick, with a report from the Pennsylvania State Police.
The Limerick Township Police Department logged 151 incidents between April 9 and 15. Of them, 21 were deemed false alarms. Police reported responding Officer Christopher Iochum being dispatched to 1241 Main St. in Linfield on April 7 at 1:34 a.m. for a man sleeping on the grass. Upon arrival, Iochum confirmed the complaint, reporting that he was sleeping about three feet from the road. When police woke the man up, they said he was confused, but told them he was at the Railroad Street Bar. He was identified by police as Justin D. Reid, 31 of Azalea Circle in Limerick. Iochum reported Reid was stumbling and submitted to a PBT, which allegedly showed positive results for alcohol consumption. A citation for public drunkenness will be mailed to…
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A briefing of police activity in Limerick and Royersford with reports from the Pennsylvania State Police
The Limerick Township Police Department logged 154 incidents between April 2 and April 8. Of them, 20 were deemed false alarms. On April 7, Officer Shawn Pancoast was dispatched to 231 W. Ridge Pike for a theft at Price's Moving & Storage. It was determined that the following items were stolen, but there are no further leads in the case: On April 7 at 7:02 p.m., Officer Brian Tyler investigated a retail theft at Solstice Sunglasses at the Philadelphia Premium Outlets. It was reported that a tall black male, 250 pounds, wearing a grey sweat suit, white shoes and carrying an Aero bag, left toward Ruby Tuesday with a pair of $220 Gucci red and white sunglasses without paying. He was reportedly with two black females. There were no leads in …
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A briefing of police activity in Limerick and Royersford.
The Limerick Township Police Department logged 168 incidents between March 26 and April 1. Of them, 19 were deemed false alarms. On March 23 at 7:11 p.m., responding Officer John Cassel Jr. was dispatched to Kohl's for a retail theft. Upon arrival, Mary Louis Trabocco, 73 of Collegeville, was in custody of loss prevention. The loss prevention officer reviewed security tape to reveal that Trabocco removed her "old, dirty, black slippers" and put a $38.99 pair of sandals on her feet. She then hid the old slippers behind boxes on the shelves and continued shopping. She made a purchase, but did not make an attempt to pay for the sandals. Trabocco left the store and was approached by LP to which she admitted the theft. She had no prior arrests …
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A briefing of police activity in Limerick, Royersford and Spring City
Royersford Police Chief Kevin Schurr sent in the following report On March 10 at 12:40 a.m., police responded to a disturbance at Tom's Bar & Grille at 772 Walnut St. Upon arrival, they found Craig Marshall, 36 of Main Street in Royersford, to be intoxicated. Witnesses said he attempted to start fights with male patrons inside the establishment and to have "verbally harassed" female patrons in the bar by making obscene comments. Marshall was removed from the bar area prior to police arrival. He was issued a citation for public drunkenness. The Limerick Township Police Department logged 186 incidents between March 5 and 11. Of them, 17 were deemed false alarms. On March 7 at 3:09 p.m., a male living on Fruitville Road informed police that …
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A briefing of police activity in Limerick and Royersford, with a report with the Pennsylvania State Police.
The Limerick Township Police Department logged 138 incidents between Jan. 16 and 22. Of the incidents reported, 15 were deemed false alarms. The department listed the following incidents of note. On Jan. 21 at 3:48 p.m., responding Officer Timothy DiGregorio was dispatched to the Philadelphia Premium Outlets for a retail theft in progress. He was notified that a fraudulent credit card was just used at Izod by a black male wearing a black shirt, khakis, brown boots and a full beard. The card was used to purchase a shirt and a $100 gift card, totaling $116.32. Representatives of Izod indicated the only way they knew the card was fraudulent was because the manager at Solstice Sunglasses called and said he tried to use the card to purchase …
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