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Friday, December 14, 2012

Police Release Sketch of Purse Snatching Suspect

The incident occurred last week outside AC Moore on Street Road. The suspect escaped in the direction of Norristown Road, causing a two-hour lockdown of Willow Dale Elementary and Log College Middle School.

The Warminster Police Department has released the sketch of the suspect accused of forcibly taking an elderly woman's purse in the parking lot of AC Moore last week. The suspect, described as a white male, possibly in his early 20s and wearing a dark jacket, jeans, wool hat and a light beard, took the purse on the morning of Dec. 6 and escaped into the woods along Norristown Road.  Police advised the school district to place the nearby Willow Dale and Log College campuses on lockdown as officers and a K-9 unit searched the area. By 12:45 p.m., the lockdown had been lifted, but the suspect had eluded capture.  If anyone has information on this incident or knows the identity of the suspect please contact Warminster Police Detectives Division…

Thursday, December 6, 2012

UPDATED: Purse Snatching Causes Lockdown of Willow Dale and Log College

The incident happened at the nearby AC Moore parking lot, and Warminster police advised the district to conduct the lockdown as a precaution. It was lifted at 12:45 p.m.

A purse snatching Thursday morning in the parking lot of AC Moore on Street Road forced Centennial School District officials to place nearby Willow Dale Elementary and Log College Middle School on lockdown. For instant updates, follow Warminster Patch on Facebook and Twitter. A statement from the Warminster Police Department says the assailant, a white male possibly in his early 20s with a light beard and wearing a dark jacket, jeans and wool hat, took the purse from an elderly woman who was with her husband at the time. He then fled to the area around Street and Norristown roads.  According to a spokesperson with the school district, the Warminster Police Department recommended the lockdown around 10:45 a.m. as a safety precaution. Police…

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

A.C. Moore Attempts World Record With Patriotic Spin

In an attempt to set a world record, 135 A.C. Moore locations offered materials to create thank you cards that will be sent to U.S. service personnel and veterans recovering in military hospitals.

In an attempt to set a new world record, all 135 A.C. Moore locations nationwide participated in a three hour card making marathon on Wednesday, to create thank you cards to be sent to U.S. service personnel and veterans recovering in military hospitals. A press release on the company's website announced the project two weeks ago, describing it as "One of the largest simultaneous celebrations in the country."  The release said that A.C. Moore was aiming for 10,000 original, hand-crafted cards to be made during the one day event. According to the Guinness World Records website, no record currently exists. A.C. Moore employee Chris Kennedy was working the card making stand at the Warminster location on Wednesday. Kennedy, who usually works …

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