Adams County Crime Stoppers


Monday February 08, 2010

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MISSING PERSON- SUSAN L. KETCHUM

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On February 5, 2010 at approximately 1700 hours, Eastern Adams Regional Police Department received a complaint of a missing person. Susan L. Ketcham was last seen in the area of Shank Rd., Oxford Township, Adams County at approximately 2200 on February 4, 2010. The circumstances surrounding Ketcham’s disappearance are suspicious. All of Ketcham’s personal belongings that she would never leave her residence without were left at her residence. Ketcham was last seen sitting in her vehicle talking on a cell phone to the rear of her house. Approximately 15 minutes later, she was no longer inside the vehicle, even though the interior light of the vehicle was on. Ketcham’s purse and bank cards were found inside the vehicle. Her cell phone was found a few hundred yards away from the house along a small creek approximately fourteen hours later. All known acquaintances of Ketcham are unaware of where she is or where she may have gone. Ketcham has not contacted any family or friends in forty eight hours. Anyone with information about Ketcham or her whereabouts are asked to contact Adams County Crime Stoppers. All tips are 100% confidential.

 Adams County Crime Stoppers has offered a cash reward for information leading to the solution of the crime. Anyone with information should contact Adams County Crime Stoppers by  

 * Calling Adams County Crime Stoppers (ACCS) at 1-800-869-8057 or 334-8057

* Texting ACCS plus your tip to CRIMES (274637)
 

* Submitting a web tip here -:http://www.adamscountypacrimestoppers.com/submit-tip.html

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 09 February 2010 02:16 )
 

NEW OXFORD ,PA 7-11 ROBBERY

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At 03:39 am on January 31, 2010,  two males entered the 7-11 store in New Oxford, Pa to commit a robbery. 

One male was tall and thin, about 160 lbs. and was wearing a black jacket, jeans and had a lip ring.  He carried a wooden baseball bat.  The second male was short and thin, about 135-140 lbs., with a black jacket and jeans.  It is unknown if the pair had a vehicle.  They left and went around the south side of the building. The robbers took money and cigarettes.  The clerk at 7-11 was unharmed. 

Adams County Crime Stoppers has offered a cash reward for information leading to the solution of the crime. Anyone with information should contact Adams County Crime Stoppers by  

 * Calling Adams County Crime Stoppers (ACCS) at 1-800-869-8057 or 334-8057

* Texting ACCS plus your tip to CRIMES (274637)

* Submitting a web tip here -:http://www.adamscountypacrimestoppers.com/submit-tip.html

Last Updated ( Monday, 08 February 2010 15:02 )
 

SNAP & GO ARMED ROBBERY

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State Police are seeking information on an armed robbery that occurred Monday, February 1, 2010 at the Snap & Go convenience store in Franklin Township around 9:30 p.m. The suspect a white male 5’7” to 5’8” in height, brandish a handgun and fled with an undisclosed amount of money. The convenience store is located at 15 Buchanan Valley Road at the intersection of that road and Route 30.

According to Trooper Scott R. Denisch, the suspect was also described as wearing a blue, hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and gray sneakers. The suspect was observed fleeing the store on foot. 

Adams County Crime Stoppers has offered a cash reward for information leading to the solution of the crime. Anyone with information should contact Adams County Crime Stoppers by  

 * Calling Adams County Crime Stoppers (ACCS) at 1-800-869-8057 or 334-8057

* Texting ACCS plus your tip to CRIMES (274637)

* Submitting a web tip here -:http://www.adamscountypacrimestoppers.com/submit-tip.html

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 February 2010 14:20 )
 

CUMBERLAND TOWNSHIP ATM BREAK-IN

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Police are continuing to investigate an ATM break-in that occurred in Cumberland Township, and a reward has been offered.


Cumberland Township Police reported that one or more unidentified subjects gained entry to the Allstar Events Complex, 2638 Emmitsburg Road, sometime Saturday, January 23, 2010 or Sunday, January 24, 2010 and removed an undisclosed amount of cash from an ATM located in the facility’s lobby.


Police stated it appeared an electric power saw was employed in the attempt to cut through the front latches. An investigating officer also noted two exterior doors to the complex that appeared to have recent damage.

Adams County Crime Stoppers has offered a cash reward for information leading to the solution of the crime. Anyone with information should contact Adams County Crime Stoppers by  

 * Calling Adams County Crime Stoppers (ACCS) at 1-800-869-8057 or 334-8057

* Texting ACCS plus your tip to CRIMES (274637)

* Submitting a web tip here -:http://www.adamscountypacrimestoppers.com/submit-tip.html

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 February 2010 02:41 )
 

JAMES DAVID HULL

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State police are seeking information on the whereabouts of a Hanover man who failed to report to prison as scheduled.


According to Trooper Nicholas Bloschichak, James David Hull, 42, failed to report to the Adams County Adult Correctional Complex as court-ordered.


As a result, Hull has been charged with escape and default in Required appearance.


Hull is described as a white male with brown hair and blue eyes, 5’8” in height and 180 lbs. His last known address was given as 8 1/2 Orchard St., Hanover

Adams County Crime Stoppers has offered a cash reward for information leading to the solution of the crime. Anyone with information should contact Adams County Crime Stoppers by   

* Calling Adams County Crime Stoppers (ACCS) at 1-800-869-8057 or 334-8057

* Texting ACCS plus your tip to CRIMES (274637)

* Submitting a web tip here -:http://www.adamscountypacrimestoppers.com/submit-tip.html

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 February 2010 02:36 )
 
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