Police were dispatched to 17 calls on 01.26.2012
Police were summoned to the Regency Woods N trailer park for a domestic assault. The suspect, Douglas Failor, had fled the scene prior to the victim calling Police. The victim suffered several visible injuries but refused EMS. Douglas was arrested just before 0700 hours this morning when he finally returned to the residence. He was charged with simple assault, harassment, and terroristic threats.
Police were dispatched to 11 calls on 01.25.2012
Police were dispatched to 24 calls on 01.24.2012
Police and EMS were called a local truck stop for a female who was attacked in a tractor trailer by her boyfriend. Police arrived and found the victim with multiple injuries from being hit and thrown out of the truck. The suspect, Jeffrey Dunn, of Buffalo MO, was arrested for simple assault and harassment he was taken to booking to await arraignment.
Police were dispatched to 20 calls on 01.23.2012
Police were dispatched to 18 calls on 01.21.2012
Police were dispatched to 23 calls on 01.20.2012
Fire Dept and Police were called to a field behind the Meadowbrook Farms development for a hay bail on fire. On arrival the fire was determined to have been set intentionally based on the fact newspaper was scattered around the bail. Anyone with information should call 249-7191.
Police were dispatched to 13 calls on 01.19.2012
Joseph E Crisamore, of Newville, was stopped on the Harrisburg Pike for speeding. He was arrested on suspicion of DUI and transported to the hospital where he submitted to a legal blood draw. His PBT was .112.
Police were dispatched to 12 calls on 01.18.2012
Police were dispatched to 11 calls on 01.17.2012
Two suspects were arrested for possesion of heroin and paraphernalia after a traffic stop.
Police were dispatched to 11 calls on 01.16.2012
Police arrested Ronald Snowberger jr, of Carlisle, for harassment after an altercation at a local motel with another individual.
Police were called to Love's Truck Stop in reference to someone breaking into a garage and stealing items. Missing from the garage is a Troy snow blower, and three large adjustable wrenches.
Police were dispatched to 13 calls on 01.15.2012
Police came upon an unoccupied vehicle partially blocking the roadway on the Harrisburg Pike. The vehicle had fresh damage to the front end and passenger side. Nicholas Simmons, of Mechanicsburg, was located in the middle of a field near the PA Turnpike and admitted to have hit something, although he had no clue what he hit. He was arrested on suspicion of DUI and driving under suspension and transported to booking where he submitted to a legal blood draw. His PBT was .162.
Police were dispatched to 11 calls on 01.14.2012
Thomas Grosko, of Middletown, was stopped on the Harrisburg Pike after he was found stopped along the shoulder of the road and having plates displayed on the vehicle that did not belong on the car he was driving. He was arrested on suspicion of DUI and transported to booking where he submitted to a legal blood draw. His PBT was .165.
Police were called to a local truck terminal for two drivers fighting. After the investigation it was determined that Vassel Forrester, of Houston TX and Bettina Ward, of Humble TX escalated a verbal argument to the point it became physical. Vassel was arrested for harassment and Bettina was arrested for criminal mischief for pouring oil all over Vassel's clothing.
All suspects, and "arrested" individuals are innocent until proven guilty in court.
Thank you for visiting the Middlesex Township Police Department’s web site.
Middlesex Township is a diversified township which includes farming, construction, trucking and manufacturing companies. The officers of the Middlesex Township Police Department are committed to providing a safe environment and preserving the peace for the residents and the motoring public who travel to and from Middlesex every day. My officers are dedicated to working with not only the residents of Middlesex Township but the surrounding communities to improve the relationship and communication between the police department and our communities. The Middlesex Township Police Department offers full time twenty-four hour police service.
Our web site will be updated with information that might be useful in your travel. It will also include any extended road work which will require the road to be closed. Information for the appropriate detour to by-pass the road work will be included. I hope the information included on the web site will be useful to you and you will return regularly for any updates.
It is my desire that if you are a resident of Middlesex Township or just passing through, your stay will be a safe and happy one. If you desire to contact the Middlesex Township Police Department you may call 717-249-7191 or at www.middlesextownshippolice.com.
Sincerely,
Barry L Sherman
Chief of Police
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