Child Sex Images, Father Wanted In Son's Death: Eastern Montco News

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA —An Upper Dublin Township man was found possessing child sex abuse images. Meanwhile, a $10,000 reward is being offered for information in the whereabouts of the father they say is involved in the neglect death of his son.

These were some of the stories that made news last week in eastern Montgomery County:

Child Sex Abuse Images Prompt Charges Against Montco Man

An Upper Dublin Township man has been charged with possessing multiple images of child sexual abuse material, police said. The Abington Township Police Department on Thursday charged Barry Sussmann of Maple Glen with multiple offenses Felony Sexual Abuse of Children (Possessing child sexual abuse material) and Criminal Use of Communication Facility. (Read More)

$10K Reward Offered To Find Father In Montco Son's Neglect Death

The Montgomery County District Attorney's Office is offering a $10,000 reward for information in the whereabouts of the father they say is involved in the neglect death of his son. (Read More)

U.S. Rep. Dean Blasts President Trump's Tariffs

U.S. Congresswoman Madeleine Dean is railing against President Donald Trump's "so-called ‘Liberation Day,’" saying the latest installment of the on-again, off-again tariffs are "shaking the economy and are a tax on consumers — on you and me." (Read More)

Military Exercises Starting At Horsham Air Base

For the next four days, residents and passers-by around the former Willow Grove base on Route 611 and Horsham Road may witness something rare but real. But it's only a drill. Horsham Township said the 111th Attack Wing held "routine realistic military training." (Read More)

New Details Emerge On Hatboro Townhome Fire

The Hatboro Fire Marshal's Office has released new details regarding a house fire that occurred on Monday afternoon. Multiple callers reported a fully involved townhouse on the corner of South Warminster Road and Byberry Road that was battled by the Enterprise Fire Company of Hatboro and mutual aid companies. (Read More)