Washington Township Lehigh County: Recent Reports Highlight Importance of Community Awareness

In recent weeks, Washington Township in Lehigh County has seen its fair share of reported incidents, ranging from theft to suspicious activity. As a community, it's essential to stay informed about what's happening around us and take necessary precautions to ensure our safety.

One such incident occurred on April 4, when a 54-year-old resident contacted police to report that someone had stolen a package containing gold and silver bars worth $500. The theft was reported at a home along Ventura Drive in Washington Township. This serves as a reminder to always keep an eye on packages being delivered to our homes, especially those containing valuable items.

Another incident that highlights the importance of community awareness is a report of a missing and endangered person threatening himself. On March 21, police were called to a property at the intersection of Bake Oven Road and Appalachian National Scenic Trail in Heidelberg Township after receiving a report about a person who was considered a threat to themselves. This serves as a reminder to look out for our fellow community members and report any suspicious activity or concerns we may have.

In another incident, police were called to East Grant Street in Washington Township where a resident reported that someone had modified his check to the tune of $9,200. A 42-year-old Slatedale man also contacted state police about a bad check incident at 6:28 p.m. on an unknown date.

It's incidents like these that emphasize the need for community awareness and vigilance. By staying informed and looking out for one another, we can work together to create a safer and more secure environment for everyone in Washington Township Lehigh County.

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