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Chief Heim reports fraud investigations, two assault arrests and 17 May crashes

Willistown Board of Supervisors · June 15, 2026
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Summary

Willistown Police Chief Jeffrey Heim told the Board detectives are investigating a real‑estate fraud case and several fraud‑related matters including a fake citizenship assistance scam; the department made arrests in two assault cases and logged 17 crashes in May, none deer‑related.

Chief Jeffrey Heim presented the police department’s monthly report to the Board on June 15. He said the department made arrests in two assault cases and that detectives are investigating a real‑estate fraud case.

Heim told the Board the criminal investigation unit is probing several fraud‑related matters, including a fake citizenship assistance scam and a contractor dispute alleging incomplete work, and that the unit is investigating a sexual assault of a minor. He provided a traffic statistic: "In May there were 17 crashes, none of which were deer related."