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Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Jewelery Store Owner's Missing Car Located by East Norriton PD

Action News was on the scene when police located the vehicle that was taken when the owner of Shuler's Jewelers was kidnapped and robbed last week.

According to 6ABC Action News, East Norriton Police have located the white 2012 Volkswagon Passat that was taken by gunmen who kidnapped and robbed the owner of Shuler's Jewelers in his Tredyffrin home and took him to his store in East Norriton last week. East Norriton residents Dea Antoniolo and Maher Loghmari told Action News tha the car had been parked near their Mill Street home for several days and only realized the significance after seeing a report on the news about the robbery and missing vehicle. Police announced a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the men responsible for the Jan. 31 robbery. Read more about the crime and the investigation here and see Action News' spot about the recovery of …

Betty Matsinger

2:19 pm on Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Thanks for keeping everyone updated with this news   more ›

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

$25,000 Reward Offered In Shuler's Robbery

The store's owner was robbed at his Chester County home, then taken to the jewelry store in East Norrtion, which was also robbed.

Tredyffrin Township Police are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the kidnapping and robbery of the owner of an East Norriton jewelry store last week. According to a release issued by police, the reward is being funded by the Jewelers Mutual Insurance Company and the Pennsylvania Jeweler's Association. Police say four armed men were lying in wait for the man as he arrived home around 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 31. Tredyffrin Detective Sgt. Todd Bereda told Tredyffrin-Easttown Patch that when the man opened the trunk of his car, the four masked gunmen emerged from the shadows and led him inside at gunpoint. The men then allegedly bound the victim and his wife's hands with …

Friday, February 1, 2013

Tredyffrin Police Searching for Suspects in Thursday's Kidnapping, Robbery

Tredyffrin authorities and Chester County detectives are investigating the home invasion robbery and kidnapping of an East Norriton business owner Thursday night.

UPDATE: [2/1/13; 11:25 a.m.] East Norriton Police are assisting Tredyffrin Police and Chester County Detectives in the investigation of the home invasion robbery and kidnapping of the owner of Shuler's Jewelers in East Norriton. According to East Norriton Police, their officers responded to the business location at 110B West Germantown Pike at approximately 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 31 for a report of a robbery in progress. On the scene, the met with the victim, who reported he was taken from his home in Tredyffrin by three of four armed black males wearing masks and transported to to the scene in East Norrtion for the purposes of robbing his business. [See the earlier story below for further details on the crime.] Authorities are …

The optimist

1:06 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013

I have bought countless items at Shulers.... This is a disgrace. Shulers is not a huge chain store its simply a local business. These thugs are gutless punks. So all the pawn shops have been notified what are they gonna do sell the stuff on ebay? lol   more ›

Friday, April 29, 2011

Westbound 422 Down to One Lane This Weekend in Tredyffrin

The lane closure will be in effect through Monday.

According to a release issued by PennDOT, drivers heading west on U.S. Route 422 this weekend will find the westbound two lanes reduced to one between the Pennsylvania Turnpike overpass and First Avenue Interchange in Tredyffrin. The lane closure will be in effect from 8 p.m. today through 5 a.m. Monday, May 2, for construction. Route 422’s westbound right lane will be restricted during the weekend while crews drill and pump grout beneath the highway. Drivers are advised to allow additional time to travel west on Route 422 or use an alternate route. This operation is part of PennDOT’s $2.7 million project to repair Route 422 and fill underground voids that could potentially develop into sinkholes. Construction began in February and will …

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