Doylestown woman charged with attempted murder. Police have yet to releass details
Central Bucks Regional Police Department on Sunday filed an attempted third-degree murder charge against Robin McClain McNamara, 49, according to the public court docket.
McNamara is also charged with aggravated assault, related misdemeanors and summary harassment, according to the docket. The incident leading to her arrest happened July 12.
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As of Sunday afternoon McNamara had not been arrested and arraigned on the charges. A copy of the probable cause affidavit was not available.
No information was released publicly about the incident leading to charges as of Sunday afternoon.
Central Bucks Regional Police did not immediately respond to messages sent through email and social media about the incident. A Bucks County District Attorney's Office spokesman also did not immediately respond to text messages Sunday.
Reporter Jo Ciavaglia can be reached at jciavaglia@gannett.com
This article originally appeared on Bucks County Courier Times: Doylestown woman accused of attempted murder. Here is what we know
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