• Birmingham Township Police Chief Thomas Nelling told
supervisors there was one burglary in the township in May, but that all the
items were recovered within eight hours and that suspects may already be in
custody. Nelling said the Birmingham burglary might have been committed by the
same two people arrested for a burglary in Chadds Ford last month. He said his
office was waiting for fingerprint results taken from the recovered property
before charges were filed.
• State Police Commissioner Frank
E. Pawlowski in May promoted Timothy J. McDonald of East Norriton Township,
Montgomery County, to captain and assigned him as commanding officer of Troop
K, Philadelphia. Troop K covers
Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties.
McDonald, 45, most recently
served as commander of the Staff Services Section at Troop K, Philadelphia.
A native of Philadelphia,
McDonald enlisted in the State Police in 1987. Following his training at the State Police Academy in
Hershey, he was assigned to Troop M, Fogelsville.
As he progressed through the
ranks, McDonald also served at stations in Trevose, Dublin, Philadelphia and
Skippack and with the Bureau of Training and Education, the Bureau of Emergency
and Special Operations, and the Bureau of Technology Services.
He was promoted to corporal in
1993, to sergeant in 1997 and to lieutenant in 2005.
McDonald is a 2000 graduate of
the Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command. He is currently attending the FBI
National Academy in Quantico, Va.
McDonald is married to the former
Kiersten M. Sandora, a native of Spring City, Chester County. They have three children: T.J., 12; Jordyn, 10; and Andrew, 8.
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