On 11/21/2023 at 1204 hours, a robotic lawnmower worth approximately $1,200.00 USC, was taken from the victim’s lawn located on N. Morgan Ave in Havertown. The subject appeared to be a white male with a possible goatee and wearing a backwards hat, a gray hooded sweatshirt, jeans, and black shoes. The subject was also driving a black Honda CRV with front end damage.
Anyone with possible ID information or similar incidents is asked to contact Detective David Vernacchio, 610-853-1298 x1232, dvernacchio@havpd.org.
On 9-5-23, the pictured couple shopped for over $400 in merchandise at the Havertown “Kid to Kid” consignment store. For payment, the clerk allowed the male to manually key in multiple card numbers, the first two of which were declined. The third attempted transaction went through. The male entered the name of “Justin Small” or “Justin Smalls” for the transactions. After the couple left the store, an actual account holder called from Florida after receiving an alert from her bank concerning the use of her card information. She has no connection to a Justin Small or Smalls, and is unsure how her card information was compromised.
Anyone with possible ID information or similar incidents is asked to contact Detective A. Matthew Hufnal, 610-853-1298 x1236, ahufnal@havpd.org. Ref. IRN H2300012020.
Haverford PD is investigating an identity theft from 12/29/2022 at 1356 hours when the below pictured suspect used a fraudulent ID and check in a transaction at the Upper Darby Bell Telco FCU. The female used personal identifiable information of the victim to complete the transaction. No vehicle information is available at this time.
The male in the photographs below stole a black Raleigh Mountain Bike which was locked outside of The Havertown Kohl’s Store on August 23, 2023 at 1040 hours.
Anyone with identification information is asked to contact Detective Mark Johnson 610-853-1298 ext. 1234 or by email at: mjohnson@havpd.org. If you are able to provide a tip or identity, your information can be kept private at your request.
The below-pictured male is a suspect in a series of thefts from vehicles and a residential burglary that occurred in the early morning hours of Saturday, 2-11-23, in the Brookline section of Haverford Township. He used a stolen credit card from the burglary to purchase food items at the Wawa store, 1000 Darby Road in Havertown, at 0230 and 0315 hours. The card was later used (after 0630 hours) at a Mini market in Kensington.
