The Warminster Township Police Department is currently investigating an unsolved double homicide which occurred at the " West Coast Video". If you have any information pertaining to this case or any other cases, please call 215-443-5000 or email us police@warminsterpa.org, please remember to leave your contact information so we may follow up with you as soon as possible.
All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Warminster township police are investigating and requesting the public assistance in regards to a fatal accident which occurred approximately 2200 hour on Friday May 17, 2013 in the area of Street and Valley road. At this point in the investigation there is no other information available for release but if anyone has information or was a witness to the accident, you are asked to call Warminster township police detective. Division at 215-443-5000.
On Sunday April 28, 2013 at approximately 1402 hrs. Warminster Police responded to the area of 590 West Street Rd.for a report of a suspicious person who stated he observed two suitcase style bags in the rear of building.
Officers arrived on scene and found the suspicious person identified as Gene Anthony Duronslet of Texas. Officers found Duronslet to be wanted out of Bucks County for failure to appear. Duronslet was taken into custody and provided very limited information about the suspicious suitcases. Officers observed the two brown in color suitcases on the South / East corner of building. As a precaution, business along Street Rd and the homes along Olive Ave. were advised to shelter in place or evacuate the area.
The Montgomery County Sheriffs Department Explosive Ordinance Disposal Unit responded to
the scene and cleared both suitcase packages’. Both suitcases were empty.
Businesses and residents were advised that it was safe to return at 1702 hrs.
An investigation of where the suitcases came from is ongoing.
Anyone with any information regarding the incident should contact Sgt. Dave Lange at
215.443.5000
The Warminster Township Police Department is investigating a “Pigeon Drop Scheme” that occurred on 3/5/13 at the Walmart located at 100 East Street Road Warminster Township [Bucks County]. An elderly woman was approached by a black female in her 40s, stocky build, long black hair and wearing a tan jacket, brown pants, scarf, gloves and carrying a hand bag with “District 21” on it. The woman claimed to be an employee of a local bank and used the name “Gale. The woman claimed she found the bag asked the elderly victim if she knew who the bag belonged to. Inside the bag was a large amount of cash. The woman convinced the elderly victim that they could split the money if they could not find the owner. The woman convinced the elderly victim to withdraw $11,000 from her bank account and offered to put the money in the trunk of the elderly woman’s car while she went to her bank to see about splitting the found money. The woman never returned and the elderly victim checked her trunk and the $11,000.00 and handbag were gone. The woman is not associated with any local banks.
The Warminster Township Police are asking that residents be aware of this type of confidence scam as it usually involves a large amount of found money or other valuable object and may involve more than one person. Residents should be skeptical if approached by a stranger about found money and should call 9-1-1 immediately.
On Tuesday afternoon at approximately 4:00 PM Warminster Twp Police officers responded to a domestic disturbance in the 2000 building of the Jefferson on the Creek apartment complex. The residents were referred to a domestic violence case worker. At approximately 7:40 PM a second call was received by police reporting shots fired at the same residence. The responding officers were met by detectives who were in the complex on a non-related investigation and who responded to the area after hearing the gunfire. As they approached the 2000 building the officers came under heavy fire from the upstairs apartment. Officers returned fire.
During the course of the exchange of gun fire the downstairs neighbor of the gunman a 90 year old female was struck by gun fire and died of her wounds at the scene. The Warminster police department wishes to express our deepest sympathies to the family of deceased victim. Although we have notified the victim’s family she has not been positively identified by the coroner’s office therefore we will not release her name at this time.
The gunman subsequently barricaded himself in the apartment initiating a protracted police response. After establishing contact with the gunman he surrendered at 2:30AM. He is identified as Andrew Graham Cairns, W/M 49 years of age a resident of Jefferson on the Creek in Warminster. He is being held on aggravated assault charges at this time but we anticipate additional charges will be filed. He will be arraigned later today.
The investigation into this incident is being handled by the Bucks County DA’s office and the Warminster Police Department is cooperating fully in the investigation. All further information will be coming from the Bucks County DA.
On January 28, 2013 the Warminster Township Police Department arrested AUGUSTIN DOMNINGUEZ-DURAN (40 yrs) of the 100 Block of East Street Road for Attempted Sexual Assault, a Felony of the Second Degree and two counts of Indecent Assault, both misdemeanors. Earlier in the day, an adult woman reported that a suspect later identified as Dominguez-Duran sexually assaulted her. The woman was able to bluff Dominguez-Duran which allowed her to escape and immediately report the incident to Police. Dominguez-Duran was a neighbor of the woman. Warminster Detectives quickly identified Dominguez-Duran and took him into custody later in the evening. Dominguez-Duran was arrested at the Warminster Police Station without incident. Dominguez-Duran was arraigned before MDJ William Benz and held at the Bucks County Correctional Facility in lieu of $50,000.00 bail. No hearing date has been set.
AUGUSTIN DOMNINGUEZ-DURAN (40 yrs) 100 Block of East Street Road Warminster Pa
The Warminster Township Police Department along with the assistance of the Bucks County Detectives took JOSE DELGADO into custody. Delgado was identified as the suspect in the Mamajuana Restaurant shooting incident that occurred January 11, 2013. Delgado surrendered himself at the Warminster Police station with his attorney. Detectives took him into custody without incident. Delgado was charged with Discharge of a firearm into an occupied structure, Possession of a firearm by a felon, Carrying a firearm without a license, Assault, Terroristic Threats and Recklessly Endangering Another. Delgado was arraigned before MDJ Waltman and remanded to the Bucks County Prison in lieu of $500,000 cash bail. No court date has been set.
Jose Delgado 34 yrs
Allen Street
Warminster Pa
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