• Pennsylvania State Police from Troop K, Media barracks, said someone stole a 15-passenger church van from Calvary Chapel on Brandywine Drive in Chadds Ford Township sometime between 7 p.m. Sept. 24 and 7 a.m. Sept. 25. Thieves also took various pieces of lawn care equipment after breaking into a shipping container and three utility trailers. The van is maroon in color with Calvary Chapel in white letters on the side.
• An orange 2007 Dodge Caliber was stolen from a home on Spring Valley Road in Concord Township during the overnight hours on Sept. 26. The car had the plate HWF9336. Anyone with information is asked to call the state police at 484-840-1000.
• State police arrested a Luzerne County man in Concord Township for a variety of offenses including receiving stolen property and attempting to elude police. A report said Steven Charles Dillon, 20, of White Haven, was finally taken into custody after a brief pursuit. The report said the car he was driving had been stolen in Haverford Township. In the car were a number of stolen items including GPS units, iPods, a printer and some marijuana. Dillon was arrested just before 1 a.m. on Oct. 1.
• A 31-year-old woman from Anaheim, Calif. was taken into custody after a police chase stemming from the theft of a cell phone at Costco in Concord Township. She was eventually caught in Brookhaven Township. According to state police, Killy Kat Miller stole the phone then fled Costco in a white vehicle that was later spotted at Granite Run Mall. Miller then fled south on Route 352, police said. Pursuit was called off due to safety concerns. However, the report said, Miller was involved in a hit and run in Brookhaven and stopped her car at a Burger King where Brookhaven Police took her into custody. Miller, and two people in the car she hit, received minor injuries in the accident.
• An unknown male suspect entered a garage in the 200 block of Concord Road in Concord Township and stole an iPod from the victim’s unlocked car. The incident happened shortly before 10 p.m. on Sept. 27.
• Someone shattered the right rear passenger window of a car parked at the Brandywine River Museum and stole two backpacks and a purse containing valuables. Police said the incident happened at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 27.
• Sometime between Jan. 28 and Sept. 28, someone stole the license plate from a trailer in the 100 block of Beaver Valley Road in Concord Township.
• Police charged a Chatham, N.J. man in connection with a three-car accident on Route 202 on Sept. 26. A report said Johngrace Pallepogu, 28, failed to stop in time and struck a car in front oh him. The second car was pushed into a third car. No injuries were reported.
• Police reported no injuries in a two-car accident at Parkersville Road and Route 926 in Pennsbury Township on Sept. 29. The report said Anna Makri, 68, of Chadds Ford, was driving north on Parkersville Road, but failed to clear traffic before trying to cross the intersection. Her vehicle was struck by another traveling east on 926.
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