The boys had gathered at the Warminster Recreation Center to shoot some hoops. Admittedly, they smoked some marijuana, too.
When they were caught by then-Warminster Officer James Carey, who ran the youth program there and knew some of the boys from his work as the town DARE officer, they knew they could get in trouble.
But Carey, prosecutors allege, saw the incident as an opportunity to prey on at least one of the boys.
He took the boy behind a curtain and while patting him down, fondled him, the now 37-year-old man testified in court Monday. He said he walked away and kept it to himself. After all, he testified, Carey had found marijuana in his sock.
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$50K reward offered for answers in decades-old Bucks County cold case
$50K reward offered for answers in decades-old Bucks County cold case
The family of a slain Bucks County woman is increasing their reward to $50,000 for information that helps solve her murder.
BUCKS COUNTY, Pa. - The family of a slain Bucks County woman is increasing their reward to $50,000 for information or answers to solve her murder. This person not only took my mother they took a family and destroyed it they have no idea, said Hibbs daughter.
Time hasn’t lifted pain for the daughter of Joy Hibbs, a Bucks County woman who was murdered in her home in Croydon Estates Development in 1991.