DUI Crashes

A Schwenksville motorist, 23, was taken into custody for allegedly driving under the influence after a one-vehicle crash into a telephone pole in the area of Spring Creek Road and Mill Road, Lower Macungie Township, 6:39 p.m. Aug. 29, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The motorist lost control on a left turn from Spring Creek Road onto Mill Road and went off the road. The motorist sustained a leg injury in the crash, according to authorities. Mechanics Plus, Cetronia Ambulance and the Lower Macungie Fire Department also responded.

A Macungie e-bicyclist, 57, allegedly was driving under the influence in a crash in the 1200 block of South Krocks Road, Lower Macungie Township, 12:34 a.m. Oct. 10, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville.

Rollover crash

A motorist was hurt when her vehicle toppled in a two-vehicle crash along Chestnut Hill Road, Lower Milford Township, 3:08 p.m. Oct. 5, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The crash began when another vehicle was traveling northbound on Chestnut Hill Church Road while the vehicle driven by the motorist who was hurt was stopped at the stop sign on Church View Road at Chestnut Hill Church Road. The motorist who was hurt, believing there to be a stop sign along Chestnut Hill Church Road, pulled into the road and was struck resulting in a rollover of the vehicle. Emmaus Ambulance Corps also responded.

Crashes

A bicyclist was hurt when he was thrown from his bicycle after his bike was struck by a luxury SUV in the area of the intersection of Beverly Hills Road and Sheridan Road, Lower Milford Township, July 8, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The SUV was southbound on Beverly Hills Road while the bicycle was northbound. At the intersection with Sheridan Road, the SUV attempted a left turn onto Sheridan Road and struck the bicycle, according to authorities. Upper Saucon Ambulance also responded.

Harassment

Two people were charged with harassment after they allegedly slapped and pushed each other during a fight at a location along Liberty Lane, Lower Macungie Township Oct. 5, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville.

A 38-year-old male, of Allentown, allegedly pulled another person’s hair in an argument at a location on Isabel Lane, Lower Macungie Township, 12:55 a.m. Oct. 19, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville.

A 40-year-old female, of Emmaus, was pushed by a relative at a location on Benjamin Court, Upper Milford Township, 7:54 p.m. Sept. 27, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The woman fell and struck her head, according to authorities.

A road rage incident involving four mini motorcycles and a motorcycle helmet at the intersection of Schoeneck Road and Alburtis Road, Lower Macungie Township, was reported Sept. 6, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville.

Retail theft

Someone removed merchandise valued at $1,265 from retailer Ulta Beauty, 833 N. Krocks Road, Lower Macungie Township, Sept. 26, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville.

Theft

Someone removed approximately 150 feet of copper wire from a location in the area of Gehman Road and Grandview Drive, Lower Macungie Township, 11:12 a.m. Oct. 16, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The copper wire was cut from between two utility poles, according to state police.

A resident of Kohler Drive, Lower Macungie Township, learned someone removed approximately $525,000 from their bank account, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The incident was reported Oct. 13.

A resident of Weilers Road, Lower Macungie Township, learned her personal and credit card information was used to open an account and purchase two iPhones, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The resident contacted her bank and also reported the incident to authorities Oct. 14.

A resident of Westminster Drive, Lower Milford Township, learned 100,000 airline miles, valued at $1,000, were removed from their airline account after receiving an email from the airline, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The incident was reported Sept. 23.

Identity theft

A resident of Urffers Road, Lower Milford Township, learned someone opened an American Express credit card account in the resident’s name and made purchases of $1,134.95, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The incident was reported Sept. 24 after the resident received a bill for payment.

A resident of Wind Hill Road, Lower Milford Township, learned someone attempted to open a credit card account using the resident’s personal information, according to Pennsylvania State Police. The incident was reported Sept. 19.

Theft of vehicle parts

A resident of East Texas Road, Lower Macungie Township, learned a tire valued at $150 was removed from a motorcycle, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The theft was reported Sept. 12.

Theft of vehicle

A Fast Ripper SE bicycle was taken from a bike rack located between retailers Target and Dick’s Sporting Goods in the 700 block of North Krocks Road, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. The bicycle was valued at $1,000.

Simple assault

A 25-year-old female, of Dallas, Luzerne County, was charged with simple assault and harassment after she allegedly fought with a person at a location along Chablis Drive, Lower Macungie Township, June 13, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. According to authorities, the second person “received multiple injuries.”

A 22-year-old male, of Emmaus, allegedly fought with another person at a location along Vera Cruz Road, Upper Milford Township, Oct. 11, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville.

Criminal

mischief

A front door was found damaged at a location along Schoeneck Road, Lower Macungie Township, Oct. 1, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville.

Scattering

rubbish

Grass clippings were found dumped near the intersection of Cornerstone Road and Dove Terrace, Lower Macungie Township, 8:16 p.m. Oct. 12, according to Pennsylvania State Police Fogelsville. Lower Macungie Township officials were contacted to arrange removal.