The following was provided courtesy of the Falls Township Police Department.
Falls Township
November 24
DUI
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A man was arrested for DUI on Willow Drive.
Theft
Items were stolen from a vehicle at the Wellington Woods Apartments on Sweetbrier Drive.
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Theft From Vehicle
A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle in the 200 block of Chapel Court.
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Disorderly Conduct
Two people were accused of disorderly conduct at a bar on West Trenton Avenue.
November 25
Disorderly Conduct
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A woman was cited for disorderly conduct and public drunkenness on Wildrose Lane.
November 26
DUI
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A woman was arrested on Levittown Parkway for DUI.
Arrest
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A wanted woman was arrested in the 4300 block of Dover Drive on an outstanding warrant.
Disorderly Conduct
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A group of juveniles were using outside gym equipment and had previously caused damage in the 70 block of Makefield Road. All the juveniles fled before officers arrived.
Complaint
A homeless man was reported for sleeping in a business on Plaza Boulevard. He was provided transportation and advised not to return.
November 27
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Arrest
A person was arrested at the Home Depot on Commerce Drive for drugs.
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Drugs
A person was arrested on Black Pine Lane on drugs charges and for possession of a firearm.
November 28
Arrest
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A man was arrested after a pursuit in a stolen vehicle on West Trenton Avenue.
Arrest
A wanted man was arrested on Nature Lane. He was taken to the county prison.
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DUI
A man was charged with a DUI hit-and-run crash.
Criminal Mischief
Tires were slashed on two vehicles in the 100 block of Pinewood Drive.
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Hit-And-Run Crash
A striking vehicle described as a gray or silver car with no registration plate driven by a woman with glasses struck anther vehicle and fled on Tyburn Road.
Harassment
A man was cited for harassment on Nottingham Drive.
Theft
A purse with cash in it was stolen from the BJ’s Wholesale Club.
Disturbance
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Officers were called on the Five Below on Commerce Circle for subjects skateboarding and throwing footballs in store. They left prior to police arrival.
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November 29
Theft
Several packages were stolen from the Rock Springs Apartments.
Arrest
A wanted man was arrested for trespassing in the 260 block of Lincoln Highway. He was sent to county prison.
Retail Theft
Two men stole items from the Wawa on West Trenton Avenue. They fled in a tan or gold Toyota Camry with New Jersey plates.
Fraud
A resident of Pebble Lane reported unauthorized transactions on a bank account.
November 30
Criminal Mischief
Tires were slashed on a vehicle in the 200 block of Waltham Road.
DUI
A man was charged with DUI on North Oxford Valley Road.
Theft
An employee at the Home Depot on Commerce Boulevard was charged with theft.
Thefts From Vehicle
Tailgates were stolen from multiple vehicles at the Courtyard by Marriott, Residence Inn, and Holiday Inn Express.
Burglary
A home was burglarized in the 200 block of Willow Drive.
Retail Theft
A total of $5,100 worth of merchandise was stolen from the Dicks Sporting Goods on Commerce Boulevard. The four suspects fled in a silver sedan with a New Jersey temporary tag. A second vehicle with temporary New Jersey tags was involved.
Burglary
A burglary was reported in the 300 block of West Trenton Avenue.
Disorderly Person
A man was cited at the Red Roof Inn for being disorderly.
December 1
Counterfeit Money
Counterfeit bills were found in a vehicle that was returned to a rental company.
Arrest
A man was arrested at a warehouse.
Drug Arrests
A man and a woman were arrested on drug charges at the Ace Motel on Lincoln Highway.
Retail Theft
A man was arrested for retail theft at the Home Depot on Commerce Boulevard.
December 2
Theft
A cargo container was taken sometime since October 1 on Kresge Road.
Retail Theft
A woman was arrested for retail theft at Home Depot on Commerce Boulevard.
Arrest
A man was arrested at a business on Commerce Boulevard.
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