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DA Matt Weintraub receives Endorsements from Police Organizations

Matt Weintraub, District Attorney has received the endorsement of the Pennsylvania Fraternal Order of Police – Bucks Co. Lodge #53 and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 40.

The Pennsylvania Fraternal Order of Police represents nearly 40,000 law enforcement members from across the Commonwealth. FOP Lodge #53 represents municipal police officers of Bucks County and Lodge #40, Pennsylvania State Troopers.

Dan Doyle, FOP Lodge #53 Past President, commended Weintraub for his persistence on attacking the drug crisis impacting Bucks County and introducing various measures to support law enforcement. "Matt has pulled together resources to form a Six Detective Strike Force solely dedicated to tackling the heroin/opioid epidemic. This is exactly the leadership law enforcement needs to combat this epidemic."

"District Attorney Matt Weintraub has been a relentless leader fighting for justice and the protection our citizens everyday here in Bucks County," stated Jonathan Hickman, President, FOP Lodge 40.

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DA Matt Weintraub on Comcast Newsmakers

Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub talks about the Push Out The Pusher campaign designed to allow the community to aid in taking down drug trafficking organizations.

Bucks DA Weintraub teams up with others to form Bucks County Crime Stoppers

Bucks DA Weintraub teams up with others to form Bucks County Crime Stoppers.

Tipsters can earn up to $5,000 in reward money by giving law enforcement officers information that leads to a dealer's arrest and conviction. Read more >>

Bucks County DA Matt Weintraub talks about the Crimewatch Network

Crimewatch unites the efforts of law enforcement, children’s advocacy groups and concerned citizens to help keep their community safe.

It is a two-way communication platform that provides instant access to information from local law enforcement and also accepts anonymous tips from the community to help catch criminals.

To find out more about the Bucks County Crimewatch Network you can visit the website at bucks.crimewatchpa.com.

You can also download the Crimewatch mobile application for Android or IOS.

(video credit: Comcast Newsmakers)

Reporting drug activity could result in a $5,000 reward