A Norristown man serving a prison term for his role in a gun trafficking scheme doubled his time behind bars after he admitted to perjury charges for lying at the trial of two men convicted of homicide for a shootout that killed an innocent bystander in the borough.
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) — After working for the West Lafayette Street and Sanitation Department for many years, Ben Anderson says his final goodbyes as the public works director.
A Norristown man received a time served sentence after he admitted to using a machete to cut another man on the hand during an altercation in the borough.
The corner of Northwestern used to be quiet, only interrupted by the occasional squeal of tires, chatter of students or the monotone voice of the crosswalk announcer.
Mark Richard “Snacks” Castrejon, 23, of Norristown who is already serving time in prison for his role in a gun trafficking scheme, is facing trial on perjury charges for allegedly giving false testimony at the trial of two men convicted of homicide for a shootout that killed an innocent bystander.