Libby Hemler News Today

Aaron Deshong, 49, of Perkiomen Township, Montgomery County, reportedly told authorities he had been “living on the edge” is accused of fatally shooting his mother and his brother inside his home during a domestic violence incident.

Kaitlyn E. Dilemmo of Doylestown Bucks County is accused of speeding and driving under the influence of fentanyl when she caused a two-vehicle crash in Cheltenham Township that killed Jacqueline Kovach, 77, of Philadelphia.

Kaitlyn E. Dilemmo of Doylestown Bucks County is accused of speeding and driving under the influence of fentanyl when she caused a two-vehicle crash in Cheltenham Township that killed Jacqueline Kovach, 77, of Philadelphia.

Kaitlyn E. Dilemmo of Doylestown Bucks County is accused of speeding and driving under the influence of fentanyl when she caused a two-vehicle crash in Cheltenham Township that killed Jacqueline Kovach, 77, of Philadelphia.

Kaitlyn E. Dilemmo of Doylestown Bucks County is accused of speeding and driving under the influence of fentanyl when she caused a two-vehicle crash in Cheltenham Township that killed Jacqueline Kovach, 77, of Philadelphia.

John Bazemore, 59, of the 800 block of George Street, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court to 11 ½ to 23 months in the county jail after he pleaded guilty to a felony charge of possession with intent to deliver fentanyl in connection with incidents that occurred between October and November 2022.

A New York man was sent to prison after he admitted to being involved in a scheme to import 500 grams of fentanyl from a source in Mexico in exchange for $14,000 and to delivering the drug to undercover Pennsylvania state police troopers at a location in Upper Moreland Township.

A New York man was sent to prison after he admitted to being involved in a scheme to import 500 grams of fentanyl from a source in Mexico in exchange for $14,000 and to delivering the drug to undercover Pennsylvania state police troopers at a location in Upper Moreland Township.

A New York man was sent to prison after he admitted to being involved in a scheme to import 500 grams of fentanyl from a source in Mexico in exchange for $14,000 and to delivering the drug to undercover Pennsylvania state police troopers at a location in Upper Moreland Township.

A New York man was sent to prison after he admitted to being involved in a scheme to import 500 grams of fentanyl from a source in Mexico in exchange for $14,000 and to delivering the drug to undercover Pennsylvania state police troopers at a location in Upper Moreland Township.