Bensalem Father Accused of Molesting Another Victim

A Bensalem man who was arrested last month on charges that he molested two 10-year-old girls during sleepovers at his home has been accused of molesting a third victim.

David Huebsch, 36, of Beech Lane in Bensalem, was arrested in January and charged with four counts of indecent sexual assault, two counts of corruption of minors and two counts of unlawful contact.

Huebsch was arraigned on the additional charges Thursday, court documents show. Charges include three felonies: indecent assault of a person less than 13 years old; unlawful contact with a minor; and corruption of a minor.

The Bucks County Courier Times reported the third victim told police Huebsch touched her inappropriately three times from August through December. Police told NBC10 that Huebsch’s daughter goes to school with the victims.

According to police, the investigation began when parents of a 10-year-old victim told officials their daughter was touched inappropriately by Huebsch during a sleepover at his residence. A second victim, also a 10-year-old girl, also told detectives she was inappropriately touched by Huebsch during a separate sleepover at his residence.

Huebsch is being represented by Newtown lawyer Nicholas Mancini, court documents show. He remains confined at Bucks County Prison. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for March 17.

Anyone whose daughter may have had contact with Huebsch is asked to contact Detective Brian Oliverio at 215-633-3669.

(Photo of David Huebsch from Bensalem Police.)