• Pennsylvania State Police
were investigating a two-car accident on Parkerville Road, south of Willow Glen
Road, in Pennsbury Township. Police said the Oct. 12 incident happened when the
vehicle driven by James L. Ward, 72, of Parkesburg, inexplicably left the
roadway, struck a utility pole, then bounced back onto the roadway and hit a
car driven by 36-year-old Amanda McDonald of West Chester. No injuries were
reported.
• Inattentive driving led to a
car flipping over on Parkersville Road, a police report said. The driver was
not injured in the one car accident. The report said Takao Shimomura, 56, of
Kennett Square, was driving northbound on Parkersville Road, but he drifted
into the southbound lane because he wasn’t paying attention. Shimomura then
overcompensated to get back into the correct lane, struck an embankment and
came to rest upside down.
• Sun glare is considered
the cause of an Oct. 17 accident on Route 1 near Brinton’s Bridge Road. A
police report said the 77-year old driver, heading south on Route 1, was
districted by sun glare, causing her to strike, then drive over a concrete
barrier. After driving south in the northbound lanes, the report said, the
driver began to merge with southbound traffic, but struck another car.
• State police reported two
thefts from vehicles at the Shoppes at Brinton Lake occurring on Oct. 16. In
the first incident, between 1:30 and 2:30 p.m., a laptop was stolen. In the
second incident, between 6:30 and 8:15 p.m., a Kindle and a black bag with jewelry
were reported stolen from the vehicle.
• Police are investigating a
theft of money at Garnet Valley High School on Oct. 17. A report said someone
entered an empty classroom and took a leather bag containing $300 from a
teacher’s desk drawer.
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