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1. Phoenixville area weekly police blotter 2 dave panzarella drivers#
2. Phoenixville area weekly police blotter 2 dave panzarella driver#

The PA State Police were looking for the SUV so a couple of Troopers arrived in Phoenixville and towed it away. On 3/13 at 12:41 AM, Officer Lee’s tag reader hit on a stolen license plate attached to a Ford Explorer in the 300 block of Nutt Road. Both drunk drivers, ages 30 and 53 both of Phoenixville, were charged with DUI and related offenses.

Phoenixville area weekly police blotter 2 dave panzarella driver#

The driver who fled was located near his home in the 300 block of Griffen Street and he was also drunk and resisted arrest.

Phoenixville area weekly police blotter 2 dave panzarella drivers#

Officers determined that one of the drivers was drunk and a second driver took off running prior to the police arriving. On 3/12 at 11:20 PM, police responded to the 400 block of Nutt Road for the report of a crash involving four vehicles. She was issued a summons for public drunkenness and taken to Phoenixville Hospital for drug overdose treatment. Officers encountered a 32-year-old Phoenixville resident who acknowledged that she took amphetamines and other substances. On 3/10 at 9:42 PM, police responded to the 100 block of Bridge Street for the report of an intoxicated woman wandering around the area. The weed was shredded and turned into cannabis compost. On 3/8 at 9:13 AM, a town employee at the recycling plant discovered that someone discarded a significant amount of marijuana into the tree and shrub recycling pile. Officers located a 46-year-old Upper Providence woman inside the bathroom with the bottle of wine and she was arrested for public drunkenness and released when she was sober. On 3/7 at 10:53 AM, police responded to the Acme grocery store for the report of a woman drinking wine in the women’s restroom. The 31-year-old woman “mis-parked” her car so Officer Fusco used the tag reader in his police car to locate the car in the 100 block of Bridge Street.

On 3/6 at 2:52 PM, police responded to the municipal parking lot on Main Street to help a woman find her car. A 27-year-old Phoenixville man checked into the hospital with heroin and a crack pipe in his pocket so he will face criminal charges when he is released. On 3/5 at 1:50 PM, police responded to the ER at Phoenixville Hospital to investigate a drug complaint. The following is a brief summary provided by police of notable calls: From March 5 to March 18, Phoenixville Police responded to 221 calls for service, including 17 motor vehicle crashes.