SPRINGFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT (610) Police Dispatch 50 POWELL ROAD (610) Non Emergency

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1 SPRINGFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT (610) Police Dispatch 50 POWELL ROAD (610) Non Emergency SPRINGFIELD, PA (610) Fax PRESS RELEASE MONDAY / HRS. A North Wildwood, New Jersey resident reported that during the afternoon of 06-03, she was shopping at the Target Store in the Springfield Mall and accidently left her wallet at the checkout counter. When she realized that it was missing, she returned to the store to retrieve it and contacted Target Security. They reported that the wallet had been returned it but the cash was missing. The loss is $ HRS. Springfield Police responded to a reported traffic accident in the 1100 Blk. of Providence Rd. Ptlm. Kai DiRemigio arrived to find that a vehicle struck shrubbery and lighting on the front lawn of the home, coming to rest against a large boulder. The operator and passenger was seen running from the scene. A short time later the actor, listed below, and his passenger were located on Locust Rd. in Morton Boro. They were both taken into custody. The passenger, a 25 year-old female from Philadelphia, was issued a citation for Public Drunkenness and released. The actor was taken to Springfield Hospital, had blood drawn, and was then transported to the Springfield Police Station. A quantity of suspected marihuana was located when the vehicle was searched. The actor was charged with Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol, related Motor Violations, and Violations Of The Health & Safety Act. He was later released to a relative. The incident is under investigation by Detective James Devaney. ACTOR: Khalil Robinson, 31, of the 700 Blk. of Atwood Rd. in Phila. Pa HRS. in custody for Retail Theft at the store. Ptlm. Dennis McPartland responded and took Karen Winters, 45, of the 300 Blk. of Cobbs Creek Parkway in Phila. Pa. into custody and transported her to the Springfield Police Station. She was charged with Retail Theft for taking $ worth of merchandise from the store and Receiving Stolen Property. Detective James Devaney is handling the investigation.

2 HRS. The Babies R Us Store in the 700 Blk. of Baltimore Pk. reported that three females just fled the store without paying for a cart full of items. The actors entered a vehicle that fled the lot onto Baltimore Pk. While checking the area, Sgt. David DiTrolio observed the vehicle traveling on Baltimore Pk. heading towards Interstate 476. Sgt. DiTrolio made a u-turn on Baltimore Pk. and began to follow the vehicle. The vehicle entered the Interstate, traveling northbound, and was being followed by the officer. Once on the Interstate, the vehicle began to drive at a high rate of speed passing numerous vehicles on the shoulder of the highway. For safety reasons, the officer stopped following the vehicle, broadcasting the information to local police departments in the area. The investigation showed that the actors took two baby strollers and other items valued in excess of $1, The incident is under investigation by Detective James Devaney HRS. in custody for Retail Theft at the store. Ptlm. Sean Clifton responded and took Aubria Bostelle, 22, of the 500 Blk. of Brookhaven Rd. in Brookhaven, Pa. into custody. The investigation showed that there was also a large quantity of stolen items from the Victoria Secrets Store in the Springfield Mall in the trunk of the actors vehicle. She was transported to the Springfield Police Station and charged with Retail Theft for taking $ worth of merchandise from the store and Receiving Stolen Property. The incident is under investigation by Detective James Devaney HRS. An employee of the Moore Eye Institute, in the 100 Blk. of W. Sproul Rd., reported that sometime between 0900 hrs. and 1000 hrs. someone stole a debit card and a credit card from her purse that was located in an office drawer. The victim did not realize that the theft had taken place until she received a phone call at 1007 hrs. stating that her debit card had been used for a $ purchase at the Walmart Store in the 400 Blk. of S. State Rd HRS. in custody for Retail Theft at the store. Sgt. David DiTrolio responded and took Kahli Solem-Giberson, 21, of the 600 Blk. of Summer St. in Media, Pa. into custody and transported her to the Springfield Police Station. She was issued a citation for Retail Theft for taking $62.49 worth of merchandise from the store. The incident is under investigation by Detective James Devaney.

3 HRS. A resident from the 1400 Blk. of Baltimore Pk reported that sometime between 1630 hrs. and the time of the report someone entered his home and stole a 42 television set from the living room and a computer from the dining room area. Further investigation showed that a bedroom had been ransacked and a large jar of change was taken. There were no signs of forced entry and it is unknown how the actor(s) entered the home. The loss is valued in excess of $ The incident is under investigation by Detective James Devaney HRS. in custody for Retail Theft at the store. Ptlm. Joseph Prendergast responded and took Troiana Draughn, 19, of the 2600 Blk. of W. 6 th St. in Chester, Pa. into custody and transported her to the Springfield Police Station. She was issued a citation for Retail Theft of taking $ worth of merchandise from the store. Detective James Devaney is handling the investigation HRS. The Ulta Store in the Springfield Mall reported that a female just fled the store without paying for several bottles of perfume. The actor entered a green van that fled the lot onto Baltimore Pk. The area was checked but the vehicle and actor were gone. The items are valued at $ HRS. A Morton resident reported that sometime between 0200 hrs. and the time of the report someone knocked off the side view mirrors on his vehicle while it was parked outside of a room at the Day s Inn in the 600 Blk. of Baltimore Pk HRS. The Ulta Store in the Springfield Mall reported that a group of females just fled the store without paying for a large quantity of cosmetics. They were last seen entering a vehicle that fled the lot onto Baltimore Pk. The area was checked but the vehicle and actors were gone. The loss is valued in excess of $3,

Highlighted Activity for January 10-16, 2019

Highlighted Activity for January 10-16, 2019 During the last seven-day period, the Police Department handled 397 service events, resulting in 90 investigations. To see a complete listing of crimes reported,