Fourth Arrest Made In Oct. 29 Bucks County Murder Case

The Bucks County District Attorney's Office announced a fourth teen has been arrested and charged in connection with the murder of 19-year-old Iziah Ramon-Lewis of Sellersville.

Carson Kimnach, 17, of Perkasie, has been charged with felony criminal homicide; two separate felony criminal conspiracy charges; felony robbery; and felony firearm not to be carried without a license, according to court documents.

Court records show the charges were filed Thursday, Nov. 3 by the Perkasie Borough Police Department.

Kimnach was remanded to the Bucks County Prison without bail due to the charges filed against him, court records show.

He is slated to appear before Magisterial District Judge Charles W. Baum on Dec. 12 for his preliminary hearing.

Kimnach is the fourth teen to be charged in connection with the Oct. 29 murder. The others charged are Noah Strickland and Christopher Pavack, both 16 years old and from Perkasie, and 15-year-old Harrison Moss of Wyncote, Pa. Police said Kimnach was acting as the driver in the case.

The teens were planning to rob Ramon-Lewis in Kulp Park in Perkasie but the attempted robbery ended when Moss shot Ramon-Lewis in the chest, killing him, with a handgun taken from Strickland's home.

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