Police Search for Residential Burglary Suspects

Northampton Township Police are searching for a man and woman who are suspected of burglary and forced entry into a Richboro home, police said.

Police Chief Barry Pilla announced that the department is looking for two suspects after a home owner reported that someone had forced entry into the home on the 300 block of Almshouse Road in Richboro on Wednesday, July 18.

The victim reported that a rear, first floor window was open and that the screen had been pulled out. Jewelry was reported missing from the home. After conducting an investigation, police found several witnesses who said they saw two suspects and a vehicle at the victim's home around 12:30 and 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

The suspects were observed walking around the victim’s property and specifically walking to the rear of the property, police said. When the male suspect saw that he was being observed by a witness, he used a cell-phone and then quickly moved to a nearby wooded area where he met up with the female suspect.

A witness reported seeing the pair flee in a charcoal gray Nissan Maxima west bound on Almshouse Road towards the Warminster area, police said.

Police are asking that anyone with information on the following suspects or vehicle contact the Northampton Township Police Department to the attention of Detective George Kelly at 215-322-6111.

Suspect 1: A white, male, mid 30’s to early 40’s, short and with a stocky build. The male has brownish-blond hair cut very short giving the impression his head was shaved; and was not clean shaven.

Suspect 2:  A white, female, mid 30’s to early 40’s, with long blond hair in a ponytail, Slightly heavy-set build, wearing large gold, hoop earrings and carrying a large tan purse. 

Vehicle:  A Charcoal grey, Nissan, Maxima

The crime was originally logged by the police in a blotter released earlier on Monday, July 23, where the victim said that jewelry was stolen from the home, which had been broken into sometime between 11:30 a.m. and 5:50 p.m. on Wednesday, July 18.

An estimated amount for the stolen jewelry is not available at this time.