Crime & Safety

Home Burglary, Computer Fraud Scheme: Morrisville Crimes

The Morrisville Borough Police Department has released its blotter of recent criminal incidents.

MORRISVILLE BOROUGH, PA — The Morrisville Borough Police Department has released its blotter of criminal incidents for the period of July 14 to July 27.

These are the criminal incidents:

  • Theft of Auto Items-07/14/26 — The victim reported her vehicle that was parked on the 200 block of Clymer Avenue. The rear driver’s side window was smashed out and the steering column ripped apart. Nothing was stolen out of vehicle. The estimated damage is $500.
  • Arrest/Warrant-07/18/26 — A 33-year-old woman was arrested for a warrant out of Pennsylvania State Parole. She will be sent a summons for the drug offenses and loitering.
  • Arrest/Warrant-07/21/26 — A 64-year-old man was taken into in the unit block of East Bridge Street for a warrant out of Bristol Township. Bristol Township Police took custody of the man.
  • Fraud-07/21/26 — The victim reported that he was scammed on his computer to buy Home Depot gift cards because his computer was being hacked. The victim reported that $2,000 was lost.
  • Arrest/Warrant-07/22/26 — A warrant was issued for a 53-year-old man for trespassing and loitering and prowling from an incident that occurred at Bear’s Auto. The man was taken into custody at Taft Avenue and West Maple Avenue after a pedestrian stop. He was processed and arraigned. Bail was set at 10 percent of $70,000. He was released to constables and transported to Bucks County Prison.
  • Arrest/Warrant-07/26/26 — A 45-year-old man was the arrested by Beltzvile Park Rangers for a warrant out of the police department and is being housed at the Cabon County Prison waiting for the Sheriff’s department to make arrangements for transport.
  • Burglary-07/26/26 — The victim reported property damage to the home. The victim discovered several cut pex plastic pipes causing the water to flood the basement. The expansion tank to the hot water heater was damaged as well as the bathroom tub water valve. While checking the property for more damage, it was discovered that a Ryobi Circular Saw, Craftsman 3200 psi pressure washing and a small pile of scrap copper pipe/wires were stolen from the residence which is located in the 400 Block of N. Delmorr Avenue. The estimated loss was $700.

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