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West Goshen man pleads guilty to campaign sign vandalism, gets maximum fine - Vimarsana News

West Goshen man pleads guilty to campaign sign vandalism, gets maximum fine

Paul Linkmeyer pleaded guilty to defacing Democratic candidates' campaign signs in West Goshen Township, Chester County. He scrawled "murderer" on the signs. He received a $300 fine.

West Goshen man pleads guilty to campaign sign vandalism, gets maximum fine - Vimarsana News

West Goshen man pleads guilty to campaign sign vandalism, gets maximum fine

Paul Linkmeyer pleaded guilty to defacing Democratic candidates' campaign signs in West Goshen Township, Chester County. He scrawled "murderer" on the signs. He received a $300 fine.

West Goshen man pleads guilty to campaign sign vandalism, gets maximum fine - Vimarsana News

West Goshen man pleads guilty to campaign sign vandalism, gets maximum fine

Paul Linkmeyer pleaded guilty to defacing Democratic candidates' campaign signs in West Goshen Township, Chester County. He scrawled "murderer" on the signs. He received a $300 fine.

Sign vandal case continued as judge steps aside in Chester County - Vimarsana News

Sign vandal case continued as judge steps aside in Chester County

Magisterial District Judge Martin Goch on Tuesday announced that he had decided to recuse himself from hearing the matter involving Paul Linkmeyer because of connections that he and his wife have with one of the alleged victims in the case, township Supervisor Shaun Walsh.

Sign vandal case continued as judge steps aside in Chester County - Vimarsana News

Sign vandal case continued as judge steps aside in Chester County

Magisterial District Judge Martin Goch on Tuesday announced that he had decided to recuse himself from hearing the matter involving Paul Linkmeyer because of connections that he and his wife have with one of the alleged victims in the case, township Supervisor Shaun Walsh.