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Man Who Sold Gun That Killed Officer Fox Pleads Guilty

Michael Joseph Henry, a 31-year-old Philadelphia man, entered a guilty plea Tuesday in Montgomery County Court to selling the gun that killed Plymouth Township police officer, Brad Fox. The weapon was used by Andrew Charles Thomas to kill Officer Fox during a traffic stop that quickly turned to a chase and stand-off on September 13th. Thomas took his own life after shooting Officer fox. Henry apologized to the Fox family for his actions. He’s being held on 1-million dollars bail in Montgomery County Prison. Henry faces a potential term of 42 to 84 years in prison when he’s sentenced.

 

Laurel House Benefits From Thrift Shop

The Montgomery County domestic violence agency, known as Laurel House, is doing very well with a thrift shop it opened earlier this year in the North Penn Area.

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Banks Paying Restitution for Bid Rigging

Restitution is on the way for several local government agencies and nonprofits victimized in a bid-rigging case involving major banks.

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Shannondell YMCA Up For Approval

The Lower Providence Township Supervisors will hold a special meeting Thursday evening to review plans for a Freedom Valley YMCA on the grounds of the Shannondell Retirement Community on Egypt Road.

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