The man claims he has a bomb at the Army Recruitment Center, raises police and fire response

Crime and public safety

Jeffrey Fountain, from Towamencin Township, is experiencing a criminal offense after claiming that he planted a bomb in Doylestown Borough, who subsequently showed irregular behavioral signs.

A man in Towamencin was notified last week under the charge of risking catastrophes and charges for saying he planted a bomb near the US Army Recruitment Station, Bucks County last month.

Jeffrey Edward Fountain, 30, from Block 100 in Adams Road, also faces charges of terrorist threats that cause a serious public disadvantage, fighting disorderly conduct and a disorderly conduct that creates a dangerous or physical offensive affection, according to tax documents.

On January 27, at 10:46 AM, the Bucks Central Regional Police was shipped to the 99 Lantern Drive recruitment center for a man with a bomb, the police said in a statement. The 911 appellant reported that the man, identified as the fountain, is hit by the office door, saying he put a bomb near the building, the police said.

The police arrived at the scene and found it on Fountain outside the recruitment center, sitting next to a backpack, according to the statement. Fountain is supposed to be shouting about various topics. When he asked for his name, Fountain wrote his name, then jumped to another topic said the police.

Fountain was very energetic and exposed a quick speech and changed quickly between the topics, the police said. He told the police that he had just returned home from Chicago with his wife the night before and that it was the art of the office to join the army, according to the complaint. He said he was from Harleysville, the police said.

When he was asked if he had a bomb on him, he said, “In my menthol”, that is, his cigarette, according to the statement.

After talking to Fountain for a few minutes, he began to undress and show signs of a high mood, the police said. These signs included a smile, speaking quickly and intermittent laughter, according to the complaint.

Fountain stripped to the linen and then the police came to the back and was handcuffed, the police said. He was taken to Doylestown Hospital for a mental health assessment, the police said.

The investigators spoke with four recruiters who attended the event. A witness said that Fountain is hit on the door and said, “Ied right outside your door!” The police support.

Another witness reported that Fountain had a backpack and wore gloves and said he had a bomb, the police said. A third witness said that Fountain told them that he had left a kid at the door, and a fourth said he shouted, “Here!” While knocking on the door, on the complaint.

At 10:50 AM, Doylestown Fire Co. It was shipped in the same scene for a fire in the building, the police said. Fountain called 911 and reported that the 99 Lantern Drive building was lit, according to the complaint.

Doylestown Fire Co. replied and determined that there was no fire.

After Fountain was taken to the hospital, Middletown Township and K-9 Jax police responded to perform a search for explosive devices, the police said.

No explosive devices were found with Fountain’s personal objects or in his car, a Grey 2015 Mazda 323, the police said.

Fountain is free of free of charge with a non -garaged $ 50,000 bail and has a preliminary hearing on March 10, at 14:30, before the judge of the Bucks County, Mark D. Duple.

All the suspects and the defendants are innocent until they are proven guilty. This story was compiled using public judicial documents.