Lower Frederick Burglaries Under Investigation
In other news, small fire call at Ursinus quickly cleared
Pennsylvania State Police are asking for information regarding two residential burglaries that occurred in the 100 block of Crystal Drive, Lower Frederick, within the last two weeks.
According to police reports, one residence was forcibly entered sometime between 7:30 p.m. Feb. 9 and 11:59 p.m. Feb. 10. An unknown person (or people) took several items; the burglar(s) then fled in an unknown direction. The incident number is K03-1832221.
Another Crystal Drive residence was entered Feb. 5 between 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Several items, including cash and jewelry, were stolen, police said.The incident number is K03-1832184.
Anyone with information can call the Skippack Barracks, 610-584-1250, and reference the above incident numbers.
Local Fire Companies Respond To Call at Ursinus College
There were no injuries and no major damage in connection with a minor incident at Ursinus College in the early evening of Feb. 14.
According to Collegeville Fire Chief Jay Murphy, students on the first floor of the residential hall New Hall, tried to clean a sponge by putting it in the microwave. This spread irritants in the air, and the fire alarm eventually was manually pulled to evacuate the building.
Perkiomen, Trappe and Lower Providence companies also responded to the scene, as did Trappe EMS.
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Pennsylvania State Police Skippack Barracks
2047 Bridge Rd, Schwenksville, PA -
Ursinus College
601 E Main St, Collegeville, PA -
Collegeville Fire Co. No. 1
29 E 5th Ave, Collegeville, PA -
Perkiomen Township Fire Company
Gravel Pike, Collegeville, PA (485 Gravel Pike, Collegeville PA 19426) -
Trappe Fire and EMS Company
20 W 5th Ave, Trappe, PA
John Scioli
1:43 am on Friday, February 17, 2012
in regards to these burglaries it seems as though some good old fashioned vigilantiism is in order. Neighbors need to be more conscious of suspicious persons and activities in their prospective communities. Instead of turning a blind eye, confront these hooligans. There is far too many good people who work hard falling prey to these acts of cowardice and treachery. Thievery itself is a common problem in today's society. I think that caning these thieves may be a proper means to end the terrorism caused by these cowards. It irks the heck out of me that in this beautiful community we live in that we have to worry about these foolish senseless crimes. I feel bad for anyone who has been robbed it is a horrible violation of the sanctity of safety and the feeling of security.U pray that I may never encounter a robber either in my home or at my business. I am of an archaeic philosophy of not involving the police in such matters. Enter my realm thieves and feel the wrath that is John Scioli. Heed my warning.