Crime & Safety
Doylestown Woman Charged After Nearly Hitting Officer With A Golf Club
The woman threw a golf club over a fence into a secured lot at police headquarters, nearly striking an officer, police said.

DOYLESTOWN BOROUGH, PA — A 35-year-old Doylestown woman is facing an aggravated assault charge after nearly striking a police officer with a golf club early Monday morning.
The incident happened at the Central Bucks Regional Police Station on Doyle and North Broad streets.
Police said Kristen Worth, 35, threw a golf club from the public parking lot at police headquarters over a fence into a secured lot, nearly striking an officer getting into their patrol vehicle. She then began yelling at the officer before fleeing the scene, police said.
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While officers searched the area, police said Worth threw a golf ball past the officers' heads, nearly striking them.
Worth was taken into custody, arraigned, and bail was set at $150,000. She was transported to the Bucks County Prison to await further court action.
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She is charged with assault of a law enforcement officer, a second-degree felony; reckless endangerment; and possession of an instrument of crime with intent, both misdemeanors.
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