2 Women Caught Throwing Eggs at Cars, Police Say

Disorderly conduct charges are filed against a Wescosville woman and a Macungie woman for an alleged incident on Emmaus streets, police officers report.

What probably seemed like fun for a time to women from Macungie and Wescosville recently ended in disorderly charges being brought against both following an incident on Emmaus streets, police said. Kelly Connor, 18, of Macungie and Rebecca Meyers, 20, of Wescosville were found throwing eggs from their vehicle at other vehicles about 2 a.m. on April 13, according to Emmaus police. The incident occurred at Franklin and Harrison streets. No additional details were given, including whether targets were random or known to the women.

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Emmaus Man Charged After Stalking Ex Girlfriend, Police Say

Thoma Morris, of 168 Seem St., faces multiple charges after an incident at Lehigh Valley Hospital, according to court records.

An Emmaus man is facing multiple charges after he allegedly stalked his ex girlfriend Wednesday at Lehigh Valley Hospital – Cedar Crest, where she works, according to court records. An arrest warrant was issued for Thomas Morris, 41, of 168 Seem St., on charges of resisting arrest, defiant trespass, disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. According to the affidavit of probable cause, the ex girlfriend notified hospital security that Morris was at the hospital, but had “no legitimate business” there. The woman told security that she was concerned because there had been recent disturbances at her home involving Morris, the papers said. Then, according to the affidavit: It was unclear from the affidavit why Morris did not remain in police …

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Pennsylvania State Police Reports

3 Teens Charged with Tossing Apples from Car

Juveniles will face disorderly conduct charges for apparent joyride in Lower Macungie Township, police say.

Three Macungie-area teens recently were charged by police for making applesauce. Of course, there is no such criminal charge, but that was the essence of their actions as they tossed apples at objects from a moving motor vehicle in Lower Macungie Township Nov. 9, according to state police at Fogelsville. Officially, the charge was disorderly conduct, according to the report.  The three juveniles, ages 15-17, drove through the area of Tuscany Drive about 8 p.m., police said. They threw apples from the windows of the vehicle at unspecified objects. Police did not say whether anything was struck or how much damage was done. Charges are pending in district court before District Judge Michael Faulkner of Upper Macungie Township.

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Crime and Fire

Three Charged in Lower Mac Egg-tossing Incidents

Eleven vehicles are hit within three blocks, police say.

It must have been great fun for a time. Lobbing eggs at vehicles only to have them splatter like bursting fireworks. In fact, it must have been so much fun, that throwing eggs at just one car wouldn't do. In all, yolk ran from 11 vehicles in the early hours of July 3 in the 2900 through 3200 blocks of  Sequoia Drive in Lower Macungie Township, according to state police at Fogelsville. But the fun stopped for three young men accused of throwing the eggs. Police have charged two underage boys and Braden Lawrence Rikli, 18, of Emmaus with disorderly conduct associated with tossed eggs. The incidents weren't much fun for the victims, either, although police reported that there was no permanent damage to any of the vehicles. The above arrest …

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Pennsylvania State Police Reports

Upper Milford Man Charged for Poor Table Manners

Police say he cursed and spit inside restaurant.

Something wasn't sitting right recently with a patron in an Upper Milford Township restaurant. Was it the food, the service or the company? Police weren't specific, but they said an Allentown man began cursing and spitting about 9:20 p.m. Feb. 14 inside Pickles Steak House at 3941 Chestnut St. His night probably didn't improve much after that either. Joshua T. Sewell, 27, of the 1300 block of 10th Street was charged with disorderly conduct for his actions, according to state police at Fogelsville. In another Upper Milford incident, police said a patron inside a township social club wasn't much happier two days earlier. It's unlikely his victim was either. Police are searching for a man who arrived at the club in Vera Cruz and grabbed the …

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Emmaus Police Reports

Four Girls Fight at Emmaus High, Causing Minor Injuries

Three are charged criminally, a fourth gets probation program, police say.

Four girls got into a melee at Emmaus High School on Dec. 1, resulting in charges and minor injuries, according to police. The injuries were treated by the school nurse, according to Emmaus Police Sgt. Charles Palmer. Two 18-year-olds were charged with assault, another 18-year-old with disorderly conduct and a 17-year-old was enrolled in the Impact Project probation program in lieu of a disorderly conduct charge. Names were not released for the three 18-year-old adults. Police also were called to the high school at 500 Macungie Ave. on Dec. 16 for a fight between two 14-year-old girls, police said. No injuries were reported. One was cited for disorderly conduct, and the other was entered in the Impact Project. In other recent Emmaus police…

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Violent Man Rams Police Cruiser, is Subdued with Taser

Disturbance call ends in smashed vehicles, chase and use of stun gun to arrest suspect, police say.

A man reported to be violent and destroying an Emmaus residence on Monday intentionally rammed a borough police car to elude capture and had to be subdued with a Taser following a foot chase, according to police. The incident sent one officer and the suspect to a hospital, according to borough police. Police were called to 410 Eagle Drive at 6:11 p.m. for a report of a man who was violent and destroying the residence, police said. The officer found Joshua Lee Stevens, 21, attempting to leave the home in a vehicle. Police did not say whether Stevens resided at the address. Stevens' vehicle nearly ran over the responding officer, according to police. A second Emmaus officer arrived and Stevens used his vehicle to intentionally ram that …

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