PHILADELPHIA PA (January 14, 2015)–Northeast Detective Division is asking for the public’s assistance to identify and located the suspect who robbed a Wawa in Wissinoming.

On January 4, 2015, at 4:40 am, an unknown male entered a Wawa located at 6001 Harbison Avenue and proceeded to walk behind the counter and take several cartons of cigarettes and placing them into a plastic bag. When the male was confronted by store employees, he put his hand into his jacket pocket simulating he had a weapon. After taking the cigarettes, he fled the store entering an older model blue Pontiac Bonneville with a Pa tag JLM-1642. The suspects then fled and was last seen Harbison Avenue toward Frankford Avenue. There were no injuries reported during this incident. SEE VIDEO

By AMANDA LOVIZA-VICKERY 

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (CN)JANUARY 14, 2015 – With prosecutors no longer trying to make New York Times reporter James Risen testify about his sources, defense counsel for former CIA agent Jeffrey Alexander Sterling opened the leak trial Tuesday by blasting the lack of evidence.
The trial\’s start comes four years after prosecutors labeled Sterling as the source of confidential CIA information published in Risen\’s 2006 book, \”State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration.\”
Prosecutors say only Sterling could have provided the specifics that appeared in Chapter 9 of \”State of War,\” about a CIA plan called Operation Merlin to sell faulty nuclear weapons blueprints to Iran.

ONLY IN AMERICA!!–A Reading man has been charged in the shooting of two men suspected of breaking into his car. District Attorney John Adams charged the man saying he didn\’t have a right to shoot the suspects even though his property was being stolen.

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GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP NJ (January 14, 2015)–Gloucester Township Police Dept. Detectives are looking for the public\’s assistance with locating the pictured red minivan. The owner/occupants are wanted for questioning in reference to the fraudulent use of a credit card following a theft from a vehicle in Gloucester Township on December 22, 2014.

The vehicle is possibly a Toyota Sienna or Kia Sedona with an unknown Pennsylvania registration. It\’s missing all 4 hubcaps and has a luggage rack on the roof. This is an active investigation and there are currently no charges.

PHILADELPHIA PA (JANUARY 13, 2014)–Northeast Detective Division is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the suspect wanted for a Residential Robbery/Home Invasion in Ogontz.

On January 7, 2014, at 3:00 pm, an unknown male knocked on the door of a private residence located on the 6xxx block of East Wister Street. When the complainant opened the door the suspect pointed a handgun at the complainant and demanding his money and belongings. After the suspect entered the complainant’s home a struggle/fight over the handgun began. During the struggle the complainant along with several other witnesses were able to retrieve the firearm from the suspect and fight off the suspect. When the suspect dropped the handgun, which was loaded, then fled through a rear door jumping off the rear deck in an unknown direction. A short time later, the suspect ran into a nearby variety store bleeding from his head and out of breath. When the store employee motioned to call police the suspect fled the store on foot in an unknown direction. continue to VIDEO BELOW

 Year End Holiday Enforcement Crackdown

The Pine Hill Police Department participated in the 2014 Statewide \”Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over\” driving while intoxicated campaign from December 5^th, 2014 to January 2^nd, 2015. The campaign was part of the nationwide effort to combat drinking and driving. The Department was awarded a $7,500.00 grant by the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety (NJDHTS).

As a result of the campaign, Pine Hill Officers arrested;

• 6 drivers for driving while intoxicated,
• 11 individuals for drug related offenses, and
• 10 individuals on outstanding warrants.

A total of 155 traffic summons were issued for during the campaign.

Be a responsible driver. If you drink, don’t drive. If you do plan on drinking, have a designated driver, use mass transit, taxis or call a friend. If you see someone you suspect of driving drunk, stay as far away from the other vehicle as possible. Do not try to pass the vehicle or signal the driver to pull over. Take notice of the license plate number of the driver along with details of the vehicle including make, model and color. However, make sure you don’t compromise your own safety trying to obtain this information and call 911. Give the exact location of the vehicle, including the name of the road or cross streets and the direction the vehicle is traveling. Give a complete description of the vehicle and the manner in which the vehicle is being driven.

 For additional information visit

http://www.nj.gov/oag/ht/index.html

http://www.madd.org/

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