BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP, PA – A Hellertown woman, Amy Lynn Richline, has been recently arraigned on multiple charges of theft and deceptive or fraudulent business practices.

Bethlehem Township Police Department, in collaboration with the Northampton County District Attorney’s Office, lodged these charges after investigating a series of fraudulent estate sale scams.

Richline operated under the business name Top Notch Estate Sales during her alleged fraudulent activities. She has been released on bail pending the resolution of charges. The Bethlehem Township Police Department requests anyone who believes they were a victim of Richline or Top Notch Estate Sales to contact Investigator Ed Fox.

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