Crime & Safety
Juveniles Sought After Dropping Chunk Of Concrete From Doylestown Overpass
The windshield of a car was smashed when police say a piece of concrete was dropped from the Dublin Pike overpass on Route 611.

DOYLESTOWN BOROUGH, PA ? A chunk of concrete shattered the windshield of a car traveling northbound on Route 611 Friday afternoon after it was dropped from the Dublin Pike overpass, police said.
Moments before the incident, which happened around 1:30 p.m., Central Bucks Regional Police said three juveniles were observed leaning on the railing of the overpass.
Police said one of the juveniles, described as about five feet, seven inches tall with long brown hair and wearing a dark beanie and dark jacket, was observed dropping the 3-by-3-inch piece of concrete.
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Police said the juveniles were seen running from the incident toward East Sandy Ridge Road on Old Dublin Pike in Doylestown Township.
Police said the driver was not injured in the incident, but the vehicle sustained damage.
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Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the suspects. "Were you in the area at the time of this incident? Did you capture it on your vehicle?s dash cam?" police are asking.
Anyone who saw the incident, knows the identities of the juveniles, or recorded the incident on a dash cam is asked to contact Officer Greg Kutys by calling 215-345-4143.

The incident happened on Route 611 at the Dublin Pike overpass. (Central Bucks Regional Police)
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