Nazareth woman charged after police find no ignition interlock on suspended driver
Police stopped a vehicle July 20 after observing expired and suspended registration; the driver was found to be operating with a suspended license and without a required ignition interlock device.
On July 20, 2026, at about 9:30 p.m., a Bushkill Township officer stopped a vehicle on West Moorestown Road for expired and suspended registration and determined the operator, Candice Ann Marx, 46, was driving with a suspended license and without a required ignition interlock device. Following verification with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, a criminal complaint was filed charging Marx with illegally operating a motor vehicle not equipped with an ignition interlock (Title 75 §3808(a)(1), misdemeanor) and multiple summary offenses including driving while suspended (§1543(a)), operation following suspension of registration (§1371(a)), driving an unregistered vehicle (§1301(a)), operating without required financial responsibility (§1786(f)), and operating without an official certificate of inspection (§4703(a)). All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.