Wednesday, December 16, 2009
ROBBERY INCIDENT
On December 12th 2009 at or about 11:42pm, Yeadon Police responded to a 911 call of a robbery on the highway in the 800 block of Connell Avenue. The male victim advised police that he walking eastbound on Connell Avenue at Radar Avenue and was approached by 3 black males. One of the males was armed with a black semi-automatic handgun. The 3 suspects robbed the victim of his wallet containing an undetermined amount of cash. The suspects then fled on foot eastbound on Radar Avenue.
Suspect #1 Blk Male, 22 yrs, five foot, six inches, dark skin, med height, small build. He was wearing brown pants, Black Hooded sweatshirt, brown knit Cap.
Suspect #2 Blk Male, 24 yrs, dark skin, six foot, large build, wearing a knit winter hat.
Suspect #3 Blk male, 22yrs, approx. six foot, medium build, dark colored jacket.
The victims wallet was recovered the following day in the common driveway near MacDade Blvd. The cash was missing.
Caution: These suspects should be considered armed and dangerous.
Anyone having information regarding this crime or the suspects should immediately contact Yeadon Police Department at 610-623-1500 or calling 911. All information will be handled in a confidential manner.
Suspect #1 Blk Male, 22 yrs, five foot, six inches, dark skin, med height, small build. He was wearing brown pants, Black Hooded sweatshirt, brown knit Cap.
Suspect #2 Blk Male, 24 yrs, dark skin, six foot, large build, wearing a knit winter hat.
Suspect #3 Blk male, 22yrs, approx. six foot, medium build, dark colored jacket.
The victims wallet was recovered the following day in the common driveway near MacDade Blvd. The cash was missing.
Caution: These suspects should be considered armed and dangerous.
Anyone having information regarding this crime or the suspects should immediately contact Yeadon Police Department at 610-623-1500 or calling 911. All information will be handled in a confidential manner.
# posted by D Molineux @ 8:19 AM
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
COMMUNITY ALERT - ROBBERY INCIDENT
800 Block of Yeadon Avenue
On December 4th 2009 at approximately 11:20p.m, a 17-year-old juvenile male was walking northbound on Church Lane from the Tri-Star Store located at Church Lane & Chester Avenue. The victim was walking to his home in the 800 block of Yeadon Avenue. The victim turned onto Parmley Avenue, heading towards Yeadon Avenue, when he noticed a vehicle described as a Dodge Caravan type vehicle drive very slow pass him. When the victim turned onto the 800 block of Yeadon Avenue, the vehicle slowed and stopped near him. The victim then observed two (2) males quickly exiting the van. He also noticed a Black Female seated in the right front passenger seat of the vehicle. Both males immediately approached the victim and demanded his money. One of the suspects displayed a dark colored handgun. The victim s cell phone was stolen and the males jumped back into the van and drove northbound on Yeadon Avenue towards Parmley Avenue.
Suspect # 1 Description: (Driver) Blk/Male, 19-20 years, med. height, 185 lbs, Dark skin, mustache with beard, husky build, wearing a black knit hat, black Dickie type cargo pants and black timber land boots. Armed with a handgun.
Suspect #2 Description: Blk/Male, 17-18 years, med. height, 165 lbs, Brown Skin, Lt mustache w/Lt. Beard, Blk hair, black hoody and knit cap, black leather jacket w/flaps on the breast pockets, blue jeans and black canvass with white rubber soled shoes.
Suspect s Vehicle: Possibly a 1996 Dodge Caravan, Beige or Champagne in color with a black molding stripe around van. Vehicle had a passenger side sliding door. The body of the vehicle was in poor shape. The vehicle had no hubcaps or wheel covers.
The suspects should be considered to be armed and dangerous.
If you have any information regarding this Crime, the Vehicle or Suspects, please contact the Yeadon Borough Police Department at Telephone number 610-623-1500. Most Important - Immediately report all suspicious information by calling 911. All information will be handled in a confidential manner.
Chief Donald J. Molineux For Public Distribution
On December 4th 2009 at approximately 11:20p.m, a 17-year-old juvenile male was walking northbound on Church Lane from the Tri-Star Store located at Church Lane & Chester Avenue. The victim was walking to his home in the 800 block of Yeadon Avenue. The victim turned onto Parmley Avenue, heading towards Yeadon Avenue, when he noticed a vehicle described as a Dodge Caravan type vehicle drive very slow pass him. When the victim turned onto the 800 block of Yeadon Avenue, the vehicle slowed and stopped near him. The victim then observed two (2) males quickly exiting the van. He also noticed a Black Female seated in the right front passenger seat of the vehicle. Both males immediately approached the victim and demanded his money. One of the suspects displayed a dark colored handgun. The victim s cell phone was stolen and the males jumped back into the van and drove northbound on Yeadon Avenue towards Parmley Avenue.
Suspect # 1 Description: (Driver) Blk/Male, 19-20 years, med. height, 185 lbs, Dark skin, mustache with beard, husky build, wearing a black knit hat, black Dickie type cargo pants and black timber land boots. Armed with a handgun.
Suspect #2 Description: Blk/Male, 17-18 years, med. height, 165 lbs, Brown Skin, Lt mustache w/Lt. Beard, Blk hair, black hoody and knit cap, black leather jacket w/flaps on the breast pockets, blue jeans and black canvass with white rubber soled shoes.
Suspect s Vehicle: Possibly a 1996 Dodge Caravan, Beige or Champagne in color with a black molding stripe around van. Vehicle had a passenger side sliding door. The body of the vehicle was in poor shape. The vehicle had no hubcaps or wheel covers.
The suspects should be considered to be armed and dangerous.
If you have any information regarding this Crime, the Vehicle or Suspects, please contact the Yeadon Borough Police Department at Telephone number 610-623-1500. Most Important - Immediately report all suspicious information by calling 911. All information will be handled in a confidential manner.
Chief Donald J. Molineux For Public Distribution
# posted by D Molineux @ 9:57 AM
Thursday, October 29, 2009
COMMUNITY ALERT - ROBBERY INCIDENT
On Thursday October 29th 2009 at or about 8:09 a.m; Yeadon Police received a police radio call of a robbery just occurred. The complainant was calling from the emergency call box station at the rear of the Police Department.
The female victim, a 16 year old school student was walking east bound on Providence Road to the Yeadon Cypress Street Campus. While walking in the area of the 500 block of Industrial Drive, an unknown black male armed with a handgun grabbed her from behind and placed his arm around her neck and demanded her iPod and other personal possessions.
The victim struggled with the suspect after he grabbed her iPod and other personal belongings. After the brief struggle, the suspect fled on foot towards Elder Avenue. The victim immediately ran towards Baily Road, where she flagged down a passing motorist who drove he to the police station. The suspect is described as a young black male wearing tan colored pants, a dark colored jacket, black sneakers, along with a bandanna covering a portion of his face.
Police responded to the area and conducted an extensive search but was unable to locate a suspect fitting the description. The William Penn School District was immediately notified of the incident. The student was not injured and her mother was notified of the incident and responded to the police department. The Investigation is ongoing.
The female victim, a 16 year old school student was walking east bound on Providence Road to the Yeadon Cypress Street Campus. While walking in the area of the 500 block of Industrial Drive, an unknown black male armed with a handgun grabbed her from behind and placed his arm around her neck and demanded her iPod and other personal possessions.
The victim struggled with the suspect after he grabbed her iPod and other personal belongings. After the brief struggle, the suspect fled on foot towards Elder Avenue. The victim immediately ran towards Baily Road, where she flagged down a passing motorist who drove he to the police station. The suspect is described as a young black male wearing tan colored pants, a dark colored jacket, black sneakers, along with a bandanna covering a portion of his face.
Police responded to the area and conducted an extensive search but was unable to locate a suspect fitting the description. The William Penn School District was immediately notified of the incident. The student was not injured and her mother was notified of the incident and responded to the police department. The Investigation is ongoing.
- Anyone having information concerning this incident is asked to immediately contact Yeadon Police Department at 610-623-1500 or "911".
- The suspect is considered armed and dangerous.
# posted by D Molineux @ 11:19 AM
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Community Alert - Burglary Incidents
On Wednesday, September 23, 2009, officers responded to a reported Burglary discovered and two other attempted break ins in the west end of the community. The investigation reveals the Burglary and Burglary Attempts occurred during the early morning hours, while residents were sleeping.
The locations of the incidents were in the 100 block of Lincoln Avenue and the Unit and 100 block of E. Providence Road. There is no description of the suspect(s).
The investigation is ongoing. Patrol Units have been increased in the area.
The Police Department has issued the following safety precautions:
The locations of the incidents were in the 100 block of Lincoln Avenue and the Unit and 100 block of E. Providence Road. There is no description of the suspect(s).
The investigation is ongoing. Patrol Units have been increased in the area.
The Police Department has issued the following safety precautions:
- Make sure all entry doors are locked, along with ground level and first floor windows.
- If you have an alarm system, please use it.
- Please use outside lighting around your home, such as motion activated light sensors.
- Most Important - Immediately call 911 for any suspicious activity.
Police Update: On September 30th 2009, Yeadon Police arrested a 20 year old male from Darby Borough for the recent rash of burglary incidents. .... Good News....
# posted by D Molineux @ 7:05 AM
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Attempted Home Invasion September 17, 2009
The Yeadon Police Dept. is investigating the attempted home invasion/robbery of an individual in the 600 block of Yeadon Avenue on September 17, 2009 at8:40am. The victim was leaving his residence with his young daughter and was immediately confronted by two male suspects. One suspect was armed with a semi-auto hand gun. They attempted to order him back into the residence. As a result of the confrontation, neighbors in the area apparently scared the two suspects, who fled with the victim's keys, in a newer model black Chev. Monte Carlo SS which fled southbound on Yeadon Avenue towards Rundale Avenue. Both male suspects are in their mid. 20's medium complexion, 5'5 to 5'9, wearing dark clothing. Anyone with information concerning the suspects or the vehicle is asked to contact Yeadon Police Dept. Detective Division at 610-623-1500.
# posted by D Molineux @ 9:24 AM
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
BOROUGH NEWSLETTER
Spring/Summer 2009
Community Involvement is the key for an effective Police Department.
The Police Department urges all residents to get involved in their community. Be a concerned resident and interact with your Police Department.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
All Calls for Police Response – Emergency & Non-Emergency - “911”
Police Department Business Office Telephone Numbers
Monday-Friday 8:30am- 4:30pm
Telephone Number 610-623-1500
Police Department Fax Number 610-623-3146
Residents are urged to immediately call “911” on all suspicious incidents. If it arouses your suspicion, trust your judgment and call “911”. Never feel your complaint doesn’t warrant a call to “911”.
Remember Crime Prevention – See It; Hear It; Report It !
TOWN WATCH
Dedicated Borough Residents volunteer their time to this great organization. These Town Watch Members patrol our community and provide extra eyes and ears for the community and police department. New members are needed.
CRIME PROOFING YOUR HOME
Your house number should be clearly visible from the street, both day and night time. This will assist all emergency personnel in locating your residence.
Utilize outside lighting, it’s your best deterrent to criminals. All entrance ways and secluded areas around your home should be well lit.
Keep all shrubs, trees and bushes around entranceways and windows well trimmed.
Don’t leave keys in mailboxes, under doormats, over the door or in some other likely place.
Always keep your doors and windows locked and update your doors with security dead bolt locks. The Police are always available to assist you with a free home security survey and provide you with valuable information and recommendations. This service is free… Any resident interested in this free home security survey or just some valuable information concerning crime prevention measures for your home and family should contact Chief Donald Molineux; Yeadon Police Department at 610-623-1500.
Once again, residents are urged to get involved in their community. The main concept is to be a good neighbor, and look out for your neighbor’s property and in turn, your neighbor will watch out for yours. But most important call your police department when you see or hear anything suspicious.
CRIME PREVENTION – Protecting Your Home & Property.
Do not fall for offers that seem to be “to good to be true”
they’re always a scam!
FRAUDELENT HOME REPAIRS……………
Remember spring and summer months are the times when the notorious scam artist target communities. Be aware and cautious of any fly by night contractors who attempts to point out repair problems at your home. It you should need repairs to your home; you should contact several reputable contractors and get estimates before you hand over any money or deposit. Contact the Yeadon Code Department to verify those contractors have a valid permit and license to do the work that is proposed. Don’t leave anyone in your home until you verify the identity of the contractor or employee. If you are suspicious call “911”. Its better to be safe than sorry!
VACATION – HOME SECURITY CHECKS
The Police Department will check your home while you’re away on vacation. This is part of the Police Department’s Community Policing Program. Prior to going away, call the police department; Monday - Friday 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m. at telephone 610-623-1500 and advise the department of your vacation plans.
Follow these safety recommendations:
Make sure your house looks occupied
Place some interior lights on timers
Make sure your outside motion detection lights are on
Notify your alarm company and test your alarm
Arrange for call forwarding of your telephone calls
Stop newspaper delivery
Ask a good neighbor to collect your mail
Ask a trusted friend or neighbor to check your home while your away
Have a safe and fun vacation !
YEADON COMMUNITY PARK
The Yeadon Community Park is opened to all borough residents. It’s a beautiful Community Park, so take time out and enjoy it. The park will be patrolled by the Police Department’s Bicycle Patrol.
Motorized Vehicles are prohibited in the park!
No Dogs are permitted in the park!
Alcohol Beverages are prohibited in the park!
ABANDONED VEHICLES
Any vehicle, not bearing a current registration plate and/or inspection sticker, parked either on the highway or private property is considered an abandoned vehicle. Any vehicle found in violation, will be tagged, towed and the owner shall be responsible for any towing/storage charges and fines resulting from police removal of these vehicles.
TRAFFIC SAFETY & ENFORCEMNT
All residents are asked to obey all traffic laws while operating your vehicle throughout the borough. The safety of all our residents is the department’s primary goal. The Police Department will continue to aggressively enforce all motor vehicle violations. Most violations will result in a fine & costs that will exceed one hundred dollars. Along with the fine and court costs, all violators risk the possibility of increased insurance costs and suspension of your driving privileges. Please Drive Safely & Buckle Up!
ANIMAL COMPLAINTS
An Animal Control Officer services the borough. All animal complaints can be directed to the animal control officer by calling “911”. All dogs must have a current license and must be on a leach at all times.
STREET SWEEPING
Residents are reminded that street sweeping is now year round. The effort is to promote cleaner streets in our community. All vehicles are prohibited from parking on the dates and times indicated throughout the community. The Police Department would like to thank all residents who promptly move their vehicles, enabling the highway department to clean the streets.
CURFEW ORINANCE
Borough Ordinance 660.03 prohibits juveniles less than eighteen (18) years of age from being on any borough street during specific hours. Sunday thru Thursday - Curfew starts at 10:00p.m. Friday & Saturday – Curfew starts at 10:30 p.m.
ALCOHOL BEVERAGES
Borough Ordinance prohibits the consumption of alcoholic beverages in public places anywhere within the borough
NOISE ORDINANCE
The Borough has an ordinance that regulates and prohibits excessive and loud noise disturbances throughout the borough.
COMMERCIAL VEHILCES
Parking of commercial vehicles is prohibited on all borough streets.
Remember, this is your Police Department and Community. Community involvement is the key to our success. Our main goal is that everyone helps to prevent crime and make crime more difficult than it’s worth. This will make everyone’s chance of becoming a crime victim less likely.
Crime Prevention – See It ! - Hear It ! - Report It “911”
BOROUGH NEWSLETTER
Spring/Summer 2009
Community Involvement is the key for an effective Police Department.
The Police Department urges all residents to get involved in their community. Be a concerned resident and interact with your Police Department.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
All Calls for Police Response – Emergency & Non-Emergency - “911”
Police Department Business Office Telephone Numbers
Monday-Friday 8:30am- 4:30pm
Telephone Number 610-623-1500
Police Department Fax Number 610-623-3146
Residents are urged to immediately call “911” on all suspicious incidents. If it arouses your suspicion, trust your judgment and call “911”. Never feel your complaint doesn’t warrant a call to “911”.
Remember Crime Prevention – See It; Hear It; Report It !
TOWN WATCH
Dedicated Borough Residents volunteer their time to this great organization. These Town Watch Members patrol our community and provide extra eyes and ears for the community and police department. New members are needed.
CRIME PROOFING YOUR HOME
Your house number should be clearly visible from the street, both day and night time. This will assist all emergency personnel in locating your residence.
Utilize outside lighting, it’s your best deterrent to criminals. All entrance ways and secluded areas around your home should be well lit.
Keep all shrubs, trees and bushes around entranceways and windows well trimmed.
Don’t leave keys in mailboxes, under doormats, over the door or in some other likely place.
Always keep your doors and windows locked and update your doors with security dead bolt locks. The Police are always available to assist you with a free home security survey and provide you with valuable information and recommendations. This service is free… Any resident interested in this free home security survey or just some valuable information concerning crime prevention measures for your home and family should contact Chief Donald Molineux; Yeadon Police Department at 610-623-1500.
Once again, residents are urged to get involved in their community. The main concept is to be a good neighbor, and look out for your neighbor’s property and in turn, your neighbor will watch out for yours. But most important call your police department when you see or hear anything suspicious.
CRIME PREVENTION – Protecting Your Home & Property.
Do not fall for offers that seem to be “to good to be true”
they’re always a scam!
FRAUDELENT HOME REPAIRS……………
Remember spring and summer months are the times when the notorious scam artist target communities. Be aware and cautious of any fly by night contractors who attempts to point out repair problems at your home. It you should need repairs to your home; you should contact several reputable contractors and get estimates before you hand over any money or deposit. Contact the Yeadon Code Department to verify those contractors have a valid permit and license to do the work that is proposed. Don’t leave anyone in your home until you verify the identity of the contractor or employee. If you are suspicious call “911”. Its better to be safe than sorry!
VACATION – HOME SECURITY CHECKS
The Police Department will check your home while you’re away on vacation. This is part of the Police Department’s Community Policing Program. Prior to going away, call the police department; Monday - Friday 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m. at telephone 610-623-1500 and advise the department of your vacation plans.
Follow these safety recommendations:
Make sure your house looks occupied
Place some interior lights on timers
Make sure your outside motion detection lights are on
Notify your alarm company and test your alarm
Arrange for call forwarding of your telephone calls
Stop newspaper delivery
Ask a good neighbor to collect your mail
Ask a trusted friend or neighbor to check your home while your away
Have a safe and fun vacation !
YEADON COMMUNITY PARK
The Yeadon Community Park is opened to all borough residents. It’s a beautiful Community Park, so take time out and enjoy it. The park will be patrolled by the Police Department’s Bicycle Patrol.
Motorized Vehicles are prohibited in the park!
No Dogs are permitted in the park!
Alcohol Beverages are prohibited in the park!
ABANDONED VEHICLES
Any vehicle, not bearing a current registration plate and/or inspection sticker, parked either on the highway or private property is considered an abandoned vehicle. Any vehicle found in violation, will be tagged, towed and the owner shall be responsible for any towing/storage charges and fines resulting from police removal of these vehicles.
TRAFFIC SAFETY & ENFORCEMNT
All residents are asked to obey all traffic laws while operating your vehicle throughout the borough. The safety of all our residents is the department’s primary goal. The Police Department will continue to aggressively enforce all motor vehicle violations. Most violations will result in a fine & costs that will exceed one hundred dollars. Along with the fine and court costs, all violators risk the possibility of increased insurance costs and suspension of your driving privileges. Please Drive Safely & Buckle Up!
ANIMAL COMPLAINTS
An Animal Control Officer services the borough. All animal complaints can be directed to the animal control officer by calling “911”. All dogs must have a current license and must be on a leach at all times.
STREET SWEEPING
Residents are reminded that street sweeping is now year round. The effort is to promote cleaner streets in our community. All vehicles are prohibited from parking on the dates and times indicated throughout the community. The Police Department would like to thank all residents who promptly move their vehicles, enabling the highway department to clean the streets.
CURFEW ORINANCE
Borough Ordinance 660.03 prohibits juveniles less than eighteen (18) years of age from being on any borough street during specific hours. Sunday thru Thursday - Curfew starts at 10:00p.m. Friday & Saturday – Curfew starts at 10:30 p.m.
ALCOHOL BEVERAGES
Borough Ordinance prohibits the consumption of alcoholic beverages in public places anywhere within the borough
NOISE ORDINANCE
The Borough has an ordinance that regulates and prohibits excessive and loud noise disturbances throughout the borough.
COMMERCIAL VEHILCES
Parking of commercial vehicles is prohibited on all borough streets.
Remember, this is your Police Department and Community. Community involvement is the key to our success. Our main goal is that everyone helps to prevent crime and make crime more difficult than it’s worth. This will make everyone’s chance of becoming a crime victim less likely.
Crime Prevention – See It ! - Hear It ! - Report It “911”
BOROUGH NEWSLETTER
Spring/Summer 2009
Community Involvement is the key for an effective Police Department.
The Police Department urges all residents to get involved in their community. Be a concerned resident and interact with your Police Department.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
All Calls for Police Response – Emergency & Non-Emergency - “911”
Police Department Business Office Telephone Numbers
Monday-Friday 8:30am- 4:30pm
Telephone Number 610-623-1500
Police Department Fax Number 610-623-3146
Residents are urged to immediately call “911” on all suspicious incidents. If it arouses your suspicion, trust your judgment and call “911”. Never feel your complaint doesn’t warrant a call to “911”.
Remember Crime Prevention – See It; Hear It; Report It !
TOWN WATCH
Dedicated Borough Residents volunteer their time to this great organization. These Town Watch Members patrol our community and provide extra eyes and ears for the community and police department. New members are needed.
CRIME PROOFING YOUR HOME
Your house number should be clearly visible from the street, both day and night time. This will assist all emergency personnel in locating your residence.
Utilize outside lighting, it’s your best deterrent to criminals. All entrance ways and secluded areas around your home should be well lit.
Keep all shrubs, trees and bushes around entranceways and windows well trimmed.
Don’t leave keys in mailboxes, under doormats, over the door or in some other likely place.
Always keep your doors and windows locked and update your doors with security dead bolt locks. The Police are always available to assist you with a free home security survey and provide you with valuable information and recommendations. This service is free… Any resident interested in this free home security survey or just some valuable information concerning crime prevention measures for your home and family should contact Chief Donald Molineux; Yeadon Police Department at 610-623-1500.
Once again, residents are urged to get involved in their community. The main concept is to be a good neighbor, and look out for your neighbor’s property and in turn, your neighbor will watch out for yours. But most important call your police department when you see or hear anything suspicious.
CRIME PREVENTION – Protecting Your Home & Property.
Do not fall for offers that seem to be “to good to be true”
they’re always a scam!
FRAUDELENT HOME REPAIRS……………
Remember spring and summer months are the times when the notorious scam artist target communities. Be aware and cautious of any fly by night contractors who attempts to point out repair problems at your home. It you should need repairs to your home; you should contact several reputable contractors and get estimates before you hand over any money or deposit. Contact the Yeadon Code Department to verify those contractors have a valid permit and license to do the work that is proposed. Don’t leave anyone in your home until you verify the identity of the contractor or employee. If you are suspicious call “911”. Its better to be safe than sorry!
VACATION – HOME SECURITY CHECKS
The Police Department will check your home while you’re away on vacation. This is part of the Police Department’s Community Policing Program. Prior to going away, call the police department; Monday - Friday 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m. at telephone 610-623-1500 and advise the department of your vacation plans.
Follow these safety recommendations:
Make sure your house looks occupied
Place some interior lights on timers
Make sure your outside motion detection lights are on
Notify your alarm company and test your alarm
Arrange for call forwarding of your telephone calls
Stop newspaper delivery
Ask a good neighbor to collect your mail
Ask a trusted friend or neighbor to check your home while your away
Have a safe and fun vacation !
YEADON COMMUNITY PARK
The Yeadon Community Park is opened to all borough residents. It’s a beautiful Community Park, so take time out and enjoy it. The park will be patrolled by the Police Department’s Bicycle Patrol.
Motorized Vehicles are prohibited in the park!
No Dogs are permitted in the park!
Alcohol Beverages are prohibited in the park!
ABANDONED VEHICLES
Any vehicle, not bearing a current registration plate and/or inspection sticker, parked either on the highway or private property is considered an abandoned vehicle. Any vehicle found in violation, will be tagged, towed and the owner shall be responsible for any towing/storage charges and fines resulting from police removal of these vehicles.
TRAFFIC SAFETY & ENFORCEMNT
All residents are asked to obey all traffic laws while operating your vehicle throughout the borough. The safety of all our residents is the department’s primary goal. The Police Department will continue to aggressively enforce all motor vehicle violations. Most violations will result in a fine & costs that will exceed one hundred dollars. Along with the fine and court costs, all violators risk the possibility of increased insurance costs and suspension of your driving privileges. Please Drive Safely & Buckle Up!
ANIMAL COMPLAINTS
An Animal Control Officer services the borough. All animal complaints can be directed to the animal control officer by calling “911”. All dogs must have a current license and must be on a leach at all times.
STREET SWEEPING
Residents are reminded that street sweeping is now year round. The effort is to promote cleaner streets in our community. All vehicles are prohibited from parking on the dates and times indicated throughout the community. The Police Department would like to thank all residents who promptly move their vehicles, enabling the highway department to clean the streets.
CURFEW ORINANCE
Borough Ordinance 660.03 prohibits juveniles less than eighteen (18) years of age from being on any borough street during specific hours. Sunday thru Thursday - Curfew starts at 10:00p.m. Friday & Saturday – Curfew starts at 10:30 p.m.
ALCOHOL BEVERAGES
Borough Ordinance prohibits the consumption of alcoholic beverages in public places anywhere within the borough
NOISE ORDINANCE
The Borough has an ordinance that regulates and prohibits excessive and loud noise disturbances throughout the borough.
COMMERCIAL VEHILCES
Parking of commercial vehicles is prohibited on all borough streets.
Remember, this is your Police Department and Community. Community involvement is the key to our success. Our main goal is that everyone helps to prevent crime and make crime more difficult than it’s worth. This will make everyone’s chance of becoming a crime victim less likely.
Crime Prevention – See It ! - Hear It ! - Report It “911”
Spring/Summer 2009
Community Involvement is the key for an effective Police Department.
The Police Department urges all residents to get involved in their community. Be a concerned resident and interact with your Police Department.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
All Calls for Police Response – Emergency & Non-Emergency - “911”
Police Department Business Office Telephone Numbers
Monday-Friday 8:30am- 4:30pm
Telephone Number 610-623-1500
Police Department Fax Number 610-623-3146
Residents are urged to immediately call “911” on all suspicious incidents. If it arouses your suspicion, trust your judgment and call “911”. Never feel your complaint doesn’t warrant a call to “911”.
Remember Crime Prevention – See It; Hear It; Report It !
TOWN WATCH
Dedicated Borough Residents volunteer their time to this great organization. These Town Watch Members patrol our community and provide extra eyes and ears for the community and police department. New members are needed.
CRIME PROOFING YOUR HOME
Your house number should be clearly visible from the street, both day and night time. This will assist all emergency personnel in locating your residence.
Utilize outside lighting, it’s your best deterrent to criminals. All entrance ways and secluded areas around your home should be well lit.
Keep all shrubs, trees and bushes around entranceways and windows well trimmed.
Don’t leave keys in mailboxes, under doormats, over the door or in some other likely place.
Always keep your doors and windows locked and update your doors with security dead bolt locks. The Police are always available to assist you with a free home security survey and provide you with valuable information and recommendations. This service is free… Any resident interested in this free home security survey or just some valuable information concerning crime prevention measures for your home and family should contact Chief Donald Molineux; Yeadon Police Department at 610-623-1500.
Once again, residents are urged to get involved in their community. The main concept is to be a good neighbor, and look out for your neighbor’s property and in turn, your neighbor will watch out for yours. But most important call your police department when you see or hear anything suspicious.
CRIME PREVENTION – Protecting Your Home & Property.
Do not fall for offers that seem to be “to good to be true”
they’re always a scam!
FRAUDELENT HOME REPAIRS……………
Remember spring and summer months are the times when the notorious scam artist target communities. Be aware and cautious of any fly by night contractors who attempts to point out repair problems at your home. It you should need repairs to your home; you should contact several reputable contractors and get estimates before you hand over any money or deposit. Contact the Yeadon Code Department to verify those contractors have a valid permit and license to do the work that is proposed. Don’t leave anyone in your home until you verify the identity of the contractor or employee. If you are suspicious call “911”. Its better to be safe than sorry!
VACATION – HOME SECURITY CHECKS
The Police Department will check your home while you’re away on vacation. This is part of the Police Department’s Community Policing Program. Prior to going away, call the police department; Monday - Friday 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m. at telephone 610-623-1500 and advise the department of your vacation plans.
Follow these safety recommendations:
Make sure your house looks occupied
Place some interior lights on timers
Make sure your outside motion detection lights are on
Notify your alarm company and test your alarm
Arrange for call forwarding of your telephone calls
Stop newspaper delivery
Ask a good neighbor to collect your mail
Ask a trusted friend or neighbor to check your home while your away
Have a safe and fun vacation !
YEADON COMMUNITY PARK
The Yeadon Community Park is opened to all borough residents. It’s a beautiful Community Park, so take time out and enjoy it. The park will be patrolled by the Police Department’s Bicycle Patrol.
Motorized Vehicles are prohibited in the park!
No Dogs are permitted in the park!
Alcohol Beverages are prohibited in the park!
ABANDONED VEHICLES
Any vehicle, not bearing a current registration plate and/or inspection sticker, parked either on the highway or private property is considered an abandoned vehicle. Any vehicle found in violation, will be tagged, towed and the owner shall be responsible for any towing/storage charges and fines resulting from police removal of these vehicles.
TRAFFIC SAFETY & ENFORCEMNT
All residents are asked to obey all traffic laws while operating your vehicle throughout the borough. The safety of all our residents is the department’s primary goal. The Police Department will continue to aggressively enforce all motor vehicle violations. Most violations will result in a fine & costs that will exceed one hundred dollars. Along with the fine and court costs, all violators risk the possibility of increased insurance costs and suspension of your driving privileges. Please Drive Safely & Buckle Up!
ANIMAL COMPLAINTS
An Animal Control Officer services the borough. All animal complaints can be directed to the animal control officer by calling “911”. All dogs must have a current license and must be on a leach at all times.
STREET SWEEPING
Residents are reminded that street sweeping is now year round. The effort is to promote cleaner streets in our community. All vehicles are prohibited from parking on the dates and times indicated throughout the community. The Police Department would like to thank all residents who promptly move their vehicles, enabling the highway department to clean the streets.
CURFEW ORINANCE
Borough Ordinance 660.03 prohibits juveniles less than eighteen (18) years of age from being on any borough street during specific hours. Sunday thru Thursday - Curfew starts at 10:00p.m. Friday & Saturday – Curfew starts at 10:30 p.m.
ALCOHOL BEVERAGES
Borough Ordinance prohibits the consumption of alcoholic beverages in public places anywhere within the borough
NOISE ORDINANCE
The Borough has an ordinance that regulates and prohibits excessive and loud noise disturbances throughout the borough.
COMMERCIAL VEHILCES
Parking of commercial vehicles is prohibited on all borough streets.
Remember, this is your Police Department and Community. Community involvement is the key to our success. Our main goal is that everyone helps to prevent crime and make crime more difficult than it’s worth. This will make everyone’s chance of becoming a crime victim less likely.
Crime Prevention – See It ! - Hear It ! - Report It “911”
BOROUGH NEWSLETTER
Spring/Summer 2009
Community Involvement is the key for an effective Police Department.
The Police Department urges all residents to get involved in their community. Be a concerned resident and interact with your Police Department.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
All Calls for Police Response – Emergency & Non-Emergency - “911”
Police Department Business Office Telephone Numbers
Monday-Friday 8:30am- 4:30pm
Telephone Number 610-623-1500
Police Department Fax Number 610-623-3146
Residents are urged to immediately call “911” on all suspicious incidents. If it arouses your suspicion, trust your judgment and call “911”. Never feel your complaint doesn’t warrant a call to “911”.
Remember Crime Prevention – See It; Hear It; Report It !
TOWN WATCH
Dedicated Borough Residents volunteer their time to this great organization. These Town Watch Members patrol our community and provide extra eyes and ears for the community and police department. New members are needed.
CRIME PROOFING YOUR HOME
Your house number should be clearly visible from the street, both day and night time. This will assist all emergency personnel in locating your residence.
Utilize outside lighting, it’s your best deterrent to criminals. All entrance ways and secluded areas around your home should be well lit.
Keep all shrubs, trees and bushes around entranceways and windows well trimmed.
Don’t leave keys in mailboxes, under doormats, over the door or in some other likely place.
Always keep your doors and windows locked and update your doors with security dead bolt locks. The Police are always available to assist you with a free home security survey and provide you with valuable information and recommendations. This service is free… Any resident interested in this free home security survey or just some valuable information concerning crime prevention measures for your home and family should contact Chief Donald Molineux; Yeadon Police Department at 610-623-1500.
Once again, residents are urged to get involved in their community. The main concept is to be a good neighbor, and look out for your neighbor’s property and in turn, your neighbor will watch out for yours. But most important call your police department when you see or hear anything suspicious.
CRIME PREVENTION – Protecting Your Home & Property.
Do not fall for offers that seem to be “to good to be true”
they’re always a scam!
FRAUDELENT HOME REPAIRS……………
Remember spring and summer months are the times when the notorious scam artist target communities. Be aware and cautious of any fly by night contractors who attempts to point out repair problems at your home. It you should need repairs to your home; you should contact several reputable contractors and get estimates before you hand over any money or deposit. Contact the Yeadon Code Department to verify those contractors have a valid permit and license to do the work that is proposed. Don’t leave anyone in your home until you verify the identity of the contractor or employee. If you are suspicious call “911”. Its better to be safe than sorry!
VACATION – HOME SECURITY CHECKS
The Police Department will check your home while you’re away on vacation. This is part of the Police Department’s Community Policing Program. Prior to going away, call the police department; Monday - Friday 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m. at telephone 610-623-1500 and advise the department of your vacation plans.
Follow these safety recommendations:
Make sure your house looks occupied
Place some interior lights on timers
Make sure your outside motion detection lights are on
Notify your alarm company and test your alarm
Arrange for call forwarding of your telephone calls
Stop newspaper delivery
Ask a good neighbor to collect your mail
Ask a trusted friend or neighbor to check your home while your away
Have a safe and fun vacation !
YEADON COMMUNITY PARK
The Yeadon Community Park is opened to all borough residents. It’s a beautiful Community Park, so take time out and enjoy it. The park will be patrolled by the Police Department’s Bicycle Patrol.
Motorized Vehicles are prohibited in the park!
No Dogs are permitted in the park!
Alcohol Beverages are prohibited in the park!
ABANDONED VEHICLES
Any vehicle, not bearing a current registration plate and/or inspection sticker, parked either on the highway or private property is considered an abandoned vehicle. Any vehicle found in violation, will be tagged, towed and the owner shall be responsible for any towing/storage charges and fines resulting from police removal of these vehicles.
TRAFFIC SAFETY & ENFORCEMNT
All residents are asked to obey all traffic laws while operating your vehicle throughout the borough. The safety of all our residents is the department’s primary goal. The Police Department will continue to aggressively enforce all motor vehicle violations. Most violations will result in a fine & costs that will exceed one hundred dollars. Along with the fine and court costs, all violators risk the possibility of increased insurance costs and suspension of your driving privileges. Please Drive Safely & Buckle Up!
ANIMAL COMPLAINTS
An Animal Control Officer services the borough. All animal complaints can be directed to the animal control officer by calling “911”. All dogs must have a current license and must be on a leach at all times.
STREET SWEEPING
Residents are reminded that street sweeping is now year round. The effort is to promote cleaner streets in our community. All vehicles are prohibited from parking on the dates and times indicated throughout the community. The Police Department would like to thank all residents who promptly move their vehicles, enabling the highway department to clean the streets.
CURFEW ORINANCE
Borough Ordinance 660.03 prohibits juveniles less than eighteen (18) years of age from being on any borough street during specific hours. Sunday thru Thursday - Curfew starts at 10:00p.m. Friday & Saturday – Curfew starts at 10:30 p.m.
ALCOHOL BEVERAGES
Borough Ordinance prohibits the consumption of alcoholic beverages in public places anywhere within the borough
NOISE ORDINANCE
The Borough has an ordinance that regulates and prohibits excessive and loud noise disturbances throughout the borough.
COMMERCIAL VEHILCES
Parking of commercial vehicles is prohibited on all borough streets.
Remember, this is your Police Department and Community. Community involvement is the key to our success. Our main goal is that everyone helps to prevent crime and make crime more difficult than it’s worth. This will make everyone’s chance of becoming a crime victim less likely.
Crime Prevention – See It ! - Hear It ! - Report It “911”
BOROUGH NEWSLETTER
Spring/Summer 2009
Community Involvement is the key for an effective Police Department.
The Police Department urges all residents to get involved in their community. Be a concerned resident and interact with your Police Department.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
All Calls for Police Response – Emergency & Non-Emergency - “911”
Police Department Business Office Telephone Numbers
Monday-Friday 8:30am- 4:30pm
Telephone Number 610-623-1500
Police Department Fax Number 610-623-3146
Residents are urged to immediately call “911” on all suspicious incidents. If it arouses your suspicion, trust your judgment and call “911”. Never feel your complaint doesn’t warrant a call to “911”.
Remember Crime Prevention – See It; Hear It; Report It !
TOWN WATCH
Dedicated Borough Residents volunteer their time to this great organization. These Town Watch Members patrol our community and provide extra eyes and ears for the community and police department. New members are needed.
CRIME PROOFING YOUR HOME
Your house number should be clearly visible from the street, both day and night time. This will assist all emergency personnel in locating your residence.
Utilize outside lighting, it’s your best deterrent to criminals. All entrance ways and secluded areas around your home should be well lit.
Keep all shrubs, trees and bushes around entranceways and windows well trimmed.
Don’t leave keys in mailboxes, under doormats, over the door or in some other likely place.
Always keep your doors and windows locked and update your doors with security dead bolt locks. The Police are always available to assist you with a free home security survey and provide you with valuable information and recommendations. This service is free… Any resident interested in this free home security survey or just some valuable information concerning crime prevention measures for your home and family should contact Chief Donald Molineux; Yeadon Police Department at 610-623-1500.
Once again, residents are urged to get involved in their community. The main concept is to be a good neighbor, and look out for your neighbor’s property and in turn, your neighbor will watch out for yours. But most important call your police department when you see or hear anything suspicious.
CRIME PREVENTION – Protecting Your Home & Property.
Do not fall for offers that seem to be “to good to be true”
they’re always a scam!
FRAUDELENT HOME REPAIRS……………
Remember spring and summer months are the times when the notorious scam artist target communities. Be aware and cautious of any fly by night contractors who attempts to point out repair problems at your home. It you should need repairs to your home; you should contact several reputable contractors and get estimates before you hand over any money or deposit. Contact the Yeadon Code Department to verify those contractors have a valid permit and license to do the work that is proposed. Don’t leave anyone in your home until you verify the identity of the contractor or employee. If you are suspicious call “911”. Its better to be safe than sorry!
VACATION – HOME SECURITY CHECKS
The Police Department will check your home while you’re away on vacation. This is part of the Police Department’s Community Policing Program. Prior to going away, call the police department; Monday - Friday 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m. at telephone 610-623-1500 and advise the department of your vacation plans.
Follow these safety recommendations:
Make sure your house looks occupied
Place some interior lights on timers
Make sure your outside motion detection lights are on
Notify your alarm company and test your alarm
Arrange for call forwarding of your telephone calls
Stop newspaper delivery
Ask a good neighbor to collect your mail
Ask a trusted friend or neighbor to check your home while your away
Have a safe and fun vacation !
YEADON COMMUNITY PARK
The Yeadon Community Park is opened to all borough residents. It’s a beautiful Community Park, so take time out and enjoy it. The park will be patrolled by the Police Department’s Bicycle Patrol.
Motorized Vehicles are prohibited in the park!
No Dogs are permitted in the park!
Alcohol Beverages are prohibited in the park!
ABANDONED VEHICLES
Any vehicle, not bearing a current registration plate and/or inspection sticker, parked either on the highway or private property is considered an abandoned vehicle. Any vehicle found in violation, will be tagged, towed and the owner shall be responsible for any towing/storage charges and fines resulting from police removal of these vehicles.
TRAFFIC SAFETY & ENFORCEMNT
All residents are asked to obey all traffic laws while operating your vehicle throughout the borough. The safety of all our residents is the department’s primary goal. The Police Department will continue to aggressively enforce all motor vehicle violations. Most violations will result in a fine & costs that will exceed one hundred dollars. Along with the fine and court costs, all violators risk the possibility of increased insurance costs and suspension of your driving privileges. Please Drive Safely & Buckle Up!
ANIMAL COMPLAINTS
An Animal Control Officer services the borough. All animal complaints can be directed to the animal control officer by calling “911”. All dogs must have a current license and must be on a leach at all times.
STREET SWEEPING
Residents are reminded that street sweeping is now year round. The effort is to promote cleaner streets in our community. All vehicles are prohibited from parking on the dates and times indicated throughout the community. The Police Department would like to thank all residents who promptly move their vehicles, enabling the highway department to clean the streets.
CURFEW ORINANCE
Borough Ordinance 660.03 prohibits juveniles less than eighteen (18) years of age from being on any borough street during specific hours. Sunday thru Thursday - Curfew starts at 10:00p.m. Friday & Saturday – Curfew starts at 10:30 p.m.
ALCOHOL BEVERAGES
Borough Ordinance prohibits the consumption of alcoholic beverages in public places anywhere within the borough
NOISE ORDINANCE
The Borough has an ordinance that regulates and prohibits excessive and loud noise disturbances throughout the borough.
COMMERCIAL VEHILCES
Parking of commercial vehicles is prohibited on all borough streets.
Remember, this is your Police Department and Community. Community involvement is the key to our success. Our main goal is that everyone helps to prevent crime and make crime more difficult than it’s worth. This will make everyone’s chance of becoming a crime victim less likely.
Crime Prevention – See It ! - Hear It ! - Report It “911”
# posted by D Molineux @ 12:23 PM
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Community Alert - Vehicle Break Ins
Community Alert
During the week of June 23rd 2008, Yeadon Police Department responded to several incidents of vehicle break ins. There were two incidents reported in the common driveway of the 700 and 800 Block of West Cobbs Creek Parkway. A third incident was reported in the 900 block of Church Lane. The suspect(s) are gaining entrance by breaking a side window and stealing items from the interior of the vehicle. In some cases, they are removing GPS devices or the vehicle radio or CD system. The incidents have occured between late evening and early morning hours.
Safety Tips - Please attempt to park your vehicle in a well illuminated area or have motion senor lights in the rear of your driveway to help prevent a theft. Please call 911 if you see or hear anything suspicious.
Police have increased patrols throughout the community.
During the week of June 23rd 2008, Yeadon Police Department responded to several incidents of vehicle break ins. There were two incidents reported in the common driveway of the 700 and 800 Block of West Cobbs Creek Parkway. A third incident was reported in the 900 block of Church Lane. The suspect(s) are gaining entrance by breaking a side window and stealing items from the interior of the vehicle. In some cases, they are removing GPS devices or the vehicle radio or CD system. The incidents have occured between late evening and early morning hours.
Safety Tips - Please attempt to park your vehicle in a well illuminated area or have motion senor lights in the rear of your driveway to help prevent a theft. Please call 911 if you see or hear anything suspicious.
Police have increased patrols throughout the community.
# posted by D Molineux @ 2:43 PM
Monday, May 05, 2008
DEPARTMENT'S COMMUNITY BIKE PATROLS
The Police Department's Bike Patrol has started its patrols on May 02, 2008.
The bike patrols will continue throughout the spring and summer months. The bike patrol Officers will be assigned to specific problem areas throughout the community.
We ask all residents to immediately call 911 on any suspicious activity. The Bike officers will continue to aggressively patrol the community addressing quality of life issues along with serious crime problems.
If there is a specific area in the community that you feel might need additional police patrols, just call the Chief of Police regarding the issues and we will surely provide additional patrols in the area.
The bike patrols will continue throughout the spring and summer months. The bike patrol Officers will be assigned to specific problem areas throughout the community.
We ask all residents to immediately call 911 on any suspicious activity. The Bike officers will continue to aggressively patrol the community addressing quality of life issues along with serious crime problems.
If there is a specific area in the community that you feel might need additional police patrols, just call the Chief of Police regarding the issues and we will surely provide additional patrols in the area.
# posted by D Molineux @ 1:11 PM