Sunday, Patricia Cameron, 54, of Stockton was charged with drunken driving.
Police said she was driving north on Route 179, swerving between lanes.
She also was charged with failure to maintain lanes and careless driving. She was released without bail.
Eva Voorhees, 44, of 5 York St. was arrested Feb. 4 at about 10:30 p.m. on an outstanding warrant from Maplewood Township Municipal Court in connection with a domestic violence complaint.
She was turned over to Maplewood police and jailed in lieu of $2,5000 cash bail.
Jessie Oglesby, 46, of Camden was arrested Sunday at about 3:30 p.m. on two fugitive warrants in Camden County for narcotics, weapons and theft charges.
Se was taken to Hunterdon County Jail to await extradition to Camden.
Jan. 30, an officer patrolling Union Square north of West Bridge Street discovered criminal mischief to the patio area of Sweet and Savory Gourmet.
Someone apparently threw chairs into the parking lot and broke a stone trash container.
Jan. 29, John Larsen, 76, owner of John and Peter’s on South Main Street, called police at 3 p.m. to report the theft of bread several mornings in the past week.
The bread delivered in the early morning hours was being left near the door and is retrieved when employees open in the morning. The theft of the bread is valued at $25.
Feb. 1, Michael P. Amerman, 38, of Clinton, was arrested at 2 a.m. after an officer observed him operating his vehicle erratically in the area of Route 179 and Sugan Road.
He was taken to Doylestown Hospital where he submitted to a blood test. Charges for drunken driving are pending the results of the tests.
Feb. 3, Charles C. Viskovich, 23, of Yardley, Pa., was arrested at 2:30 a.m. after officers found him standing next to his vehicle on Route 32 at Riverwoods Drive.
Mr. Viskovich had crashed his vehicle into the Bucks County Water and Sewer Authorities water pipes stacked along side of Route 32, police said.
He was taken to Doylestown Hospital where he was treated for minor cuts to his face.
After refusing to submit to a blood-alcohol test, he was transported to a relative in Village II.
Charges for drunken driving are pending.
Feb. 3, at 10:10 p.m., there was a one-vehicle traffic accident on Route 32 at the intersection of Route 232.
Police said Stephen Ingram of Doylestown, Pa., was going east on Route 232 when he was unable to stop at Route 32.
Due to icy conditions, he crossed Route 32 and ran into a tree on a private property across from Windy Bush Road.
Neither he nor his passenger were injured, however, Mr. Ingram’s vehicle had to be towed.
In a second but related incident, Dan McGinnis of New Hope was passing by and saw the accident. He stopped to help and was walking to the vehicle when a second vehicle driven by David Betts of New Hope was unable to stop at the intersection and hit Mr. McGinnis, throwing him 19 feet into a telephone pole.
Mr. McGinnis was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital.
Feb. 7, Hans Toggweiler, 22, of Bardonia, N.Y., was charged with retail theft at 5:25 p.m. after an employee of Love Saves the Day on South Main and Bridge streets reported him shoplifting a pair of vinyl boots valued at $60.
The employee helped police locate Mr. Toggweiler in the Shop of India at South Main and Mechanic streets.
Feb. 3, there were several reports of vandalism to automobiles and mailboxes.
Two of the automobiles were in the Lumberville area on Route 32, and mailboxes were damaged on Route 32 in the area of Phillips Mill Road. A third vehicle was damaged on Yearling Drive.
All three automobiles had windows broken out with an unknown object.
There was a two-vehicle accident Feb. 3 at the intersection of Route 202 and Aquetong Road.
This was an in-line accident. A vehicle driven by Stephen R. Fayer, 43, of Pickertown Road, Chalfont, Pa., was stopped for the traffic signal and was struck in the rear by a vehicle driven by Jill W. Gibbs, 52, of Whitehall Drive, Doylestown.
No one was taken to the hospital, but Mr. Fayer complained of pain. He refused medical treatment at the scene.
The Gibbs’ vehicle was towed.
Feb. 4 at 7:25 a.m., there was a two-vehicle accident on Aquetong Road south of Stoney Hill Road.
No injuries were reported.
A vehicle driven by Julia Howard, 24, of Solebury Mountain Road was heading north on Aquetong Road and lost control on the icy road. The car skid into the southbound lane and struck a vehicle driven by David Marrow, 45, of Ridgeview Drive, Doylestown.
One vehicle was towed.
Feb. 4 at 8:35 a.m., there was a one-vehicle accident on Street Road near Atkinson Road.
The driver had a very minor injury and refused medical treatment.
The vehicle was driven by Craig Moore, 17, of Stover Mill Road, Doylestown. He was heading south on Street Road when he lost control on the icy roadway and went into the ditch.
The vehicle was towed.
Feb. 4 at 11 p.m., there was a one-vehicle accident on Street Road south of Upper Mountain Road.
A vehicle driven by Lauren Cannon, 18, of Stoney Hill Road, New Hope, was going south on Street Road when she hit a patch of ice and lost control. The car went off the road and struck a tree.
Ms. Cannon was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital in Langhorne, Pa., for treatment of injuries. Her vehicle was towed.
Feb. 4 at 10:50 p.m., there was a one-vehicle accident on Route 32.
The vehicle was driven by Leonard W. Kantane, 33, Ashton Ave., Linden, N.J. Mr. Kantane tried to brake for a vehicle stopped on the roadway and lost control on the ice. The vehicle skidded into the guardrail on the side of the road.
No injuries were reported, but the vehicle had to be towed.
Feb. 5 at 7:20 a.m., there was a one-vehicle accident on Route 32.
The vehicle was driven by Carlie A. Zaroff, 46, of Eagle Road, New Hope. She was going north on Route 32 north of Aquetong Road when she hit a patch of ice and lost control of the car. The vehicle rolled onto its roof.
The Lambertville-New Hope Ambulance and Rescue Squad took Ms. Zaroff to St. Mary’s Hospital in Langhorne, Pa., for treatment of injuries.
The Eagle Fire Company and Upper Makefield Fire Company were called to the scene to assist. The vehicle had to be towed.
Feb. 5 at 9:15 a.m., there was a one-vehicle accident on Mechanicsville Road east of Street Road.
A vehicle driven by Lisa Depamphilis, 36, of Sugan Road, New Hope, was going west on Mechanicsville Road when she hit a patch of ice on the road and lost control of the car. She hit the embankment, and the car rolled onto its roof.
There were no injuries, but the vehicle had to be towed.
Feb. 8 at 4:20 p.m., there was a one-vehicle accident on Aquetong Road just south of Stoney Hill Road.
A vehicle driven by Susan M. Donnelly, 38, of Woodsend Drive, Doylestown, Pa., was going north on Aquetong Road, failed to make a curve, crossed the road and hit the embankment.
No injuries were reported but the vehicle had to be towed.
Feb. 8 at 8:55 p.m., there was a one-vehicle accident on Route 32 south of the borough line.
The vehicle was driven by Charles G. Algard, 45, Cypress Street, Philadelphia, The vehicle was going south on Route 32, left the roadway, struck a tree and turned over.
The driver was extracted from the vehicle by the Eagle and Upper Makefield fire companies and taken to St. Mary’s Hospital by the Lambertville-New Hope Ambulance and Rescue Squad for treatment of injuries. The vehicle had to be towed.
Police . are asking drivers to slow down during this cold weather.
Snow and ice have been melting during the day and then freezing at night, causing the roads to re-freeze, making driving extremely dangerous.
People driving SUVs also are asked to slow down. With this type of vehicle, they feel they still can drive safely in snow and ice because of four-wheel drive. While these vehicles do have the ability to have more traction to move in the snow, remember they still have to be stopped, and this appears to be the cause of a lot of accidents with SUVs.
From Jan. 1, police have investigated 32 motor vehicle accident, 14 of which involved SUVs, which usually roll over.