Thursday, October 4, 2012
Police allege Thomas Hillenbrand spent nearly $750 in a week.
A 31-year-old Havertown man stole his sister’s credit card last month and went on a spending spree, Haverford Township Police are reporting. Thomas William Hillenbrand, a resident of the 100 block of South Eagle Road, faces charges of accessing a device issued to another person who didn’t authorize use and receiving stolen property stemming from the series of alleged August and September purchases he made with his sister’s card. According to court documents, Hillenbrand’s sister, who he shares a residence with, contacted police on September 4 and told them her Capital One Visa card had been stolen from her apartment. She said she contacted the company and they told her that on August 31 three fraudulent transactions were made with the card…
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Jordan Smith-Hobson confessed to robbing a second store in Chester as well.
A 20-year-old Ardmore man confessed last month to robbing a pair of 7-Eleven convenience stores over the summer, one of which is located in the Haverford area, the Delaware County Daily Times is reporting. According to the paper, Jordan Smith-Hobson, a resident of the 200 block of Delmont Avenue, told Haverford Police detective TJ Long and a Chester Police detective he robbed the 7-Elevens because he had a problem with drugs and alcohol and needed the money. The area store, located at 2606 Haverford Road, was robbed on August 13. The suspect, as he did in an August 5 7-Eleven robbery in Chester, had his face covered when he entered the store. An unidentified informant led police to Hobson, who confessed to the crimes on September 20.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
He allegedly slammed the child's finger in a door, causing a crush injury.
An Ardmore man faces multiple assault charges after he got into a fracas with his ex-girlfriend and her 11- and 13-year-old daughters last week, Haverford Township Police are reporting. William Bryant Dupee, 37, faces five counts of simple assault and harassment stemming from the bizarre Sept. 24 incident. He was previously charged with simple assault in Haverford Township in November of 2010. According to court documents, Dupee’s ex-girlfriend told police she went to his Lorraine Street home with her two daughters the evening of Monday, Sept. 24 to return $100 he had lent her to buy him groceries. She said he was drinking when they arrived and he began attempting to provoke her 11-year-old daughter. After enough name calling, the child, …
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Scott Halter, 40, was ultimately charged with receiving stolen property.
A Havertown man was arrested at the Merion Golf Club last week after the car he was driving was flagged for its involvement in a recent hit-and-run, Haverford Township Police are reporting. Though Scott Halter, 40, ultimately wasn't charged with the more serious offense, during processing, police learned he had an outstanding bench warrant from out-of-state and he was charged with that crime. According to court documents, police were called to the golf course that evening because a suspicious Chevrolet Monte Carlo was parked in the club’s lot. The car had an expired registration and was believed to have been involved in a previous hit-and-run. Officers spoke with the manager of the course and learned the car belonged to Halter. The car …
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
The following information is provided by the Haverford Police Department.
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
According to a release from the Haverford Police Department, police issued the following arrests and citations through September 4:
Thursday, September 6, 2012
The following information is provided by the Haverford Township Police Department.
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Thursday, September 6, 2012
According to a release from the Haverford Police Department, police responded to the following incidents Aggravated Assault at the 1100 block of W. Township Line Road on 9/3 @ 0122 hours - a subject driving a dark colored vehicle attempted to strike the victim while he was riding his bicycle. The victim then got off his bicycle to flee. The passenger of the vehicle opened the door and a gunshot was fired. Liquor Law Violation at the 500 block of Mill Road on 8/31 @ 2315 hours - Police were dispatched to the above residence for alcohol poisoning. A 14-year old was transported to the hospital for treatment. Nine other minors were cited for underage drinking. Public Drunkenness at Wawa (unit block of E. Eagle Road) on 8/31 @ 0320 hours…
Saturday, August 25, 2012
The following information is provided by the Haverford Police Department. Arrests do not indicate conviction or guilt.
According to a release from the Haverford Township Police Department, police responded to the following incidents between August 15 and August 22: Trespassing at the 1000 block of Allston Road, Havertown on August 18 at 745 p.m., victim reports that a bed is missing from his garage. Public Drunkenness at the 100 block Decatur Road on August 19 at 1:40 a.m. - officers were called to the above location for a domestic situation. A 23-year-old man from the 100 block of Decatur Road, Havertown was cited for public drunkenness. Public Drunkenness at WAWA (unit block Eagle Road) Havertown on August 18 at 3:45 a.m. - officers responder to above location for an intoxicated male. A 39-year-old man from the 1300 block Club House Road in Gladwyne was …
Saturday, August 18, 2012
The following information is provided by the Haverford Township Police Department.
According to a relese from the Haverford Township Police Department, police responded to the following incidients between August 9 and August 15: Fraud at the 1300 block of Delmont Avenue on August 8 - Victim reported that an unknown person made two purchases with her credit card without her permission or knowledge. Fraud at the 1400 block of Ashton Road on August 10 - victim reported that an unknown person fraudulently cashed twelve checks from his business account. Criminal Mischief at the 300 block of Oxford Road on August 10 - Vehicle registration plate/sticker was removed. Criminal Mischief at the 400 block of Lincoln Avenue on August 12 - vehicle window was shattered.
Friday, August 10, 2012
The following information comes from the Haverford Police Department. Arrests do not indicate guilt or conviction.
According to a release from the Haverford Township Police Department, police responded to the following incidents between August 1 and 8: Aggravated Assault at Manoa and Heatherwood Roads on August 2 - Police were dispatched to the above location for a subject with a gun. The victim's reported that an unknown male followed them after being involved in a verbal altercation and threatened them with what they believed to be a gun. Burglary at the 600 block of Valley View Road on August 3 - Victim reported that someone entered her residence through an unlocked door and stole her laptop when she was asleep. Fraud at the 700 block of Georges Lane on August 3 - Victim reported that he lost his wallet containing his credit cards. He later realized…
Sunday, August 5, 2012
The following information comes from the Haverford Township Police Department. If arrests or charges are mentioned, they do not indicate guilt or a conviction.
According to a release from the Haverford Township Police Deparment's website, police responded to the following incidents between July 26 and August 1. Liquor Law Violation at the 200 block of David Drive on July 27 - a juvinile was cited for underage drinking. Public Drunkenness at Darby Road and Hillcrest Avenue on July 27 - Police were dispatched for a male urinating in a yard. Upon arrival officers observed a subject matching the description staggering down the street. According to police a 46-year-old Haverford man was found highly intoxicated and was cited for public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Vandalism at the 200 block of Brookline Boulevard on July 27 - two large flower pots were overturned on the victim's lawn. Public …
abnerrichards
7:52 am on Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Police should take some strict action against this credit card theft, so many civilians are facing this crime in the city, so policy should control this crime in the city. Police and the consumers both are responsible for this kind of theft. Consumers should also be very alert. http://www.kwikpayday.co.uk more ›