Crime & Safety
Spring City Man Among 11 'Deadbeat' Parents Arrested In Montgomery County
The eleven individuals arrested by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office owed their kids a lot of cash: over $100,000.
Eleven ”deadbeat” parents owing over $100k in child support were arrested in overnight raids early Wednesday morning, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office announced.
The deputies busted the delinquent parents in Lower Merion, Norristown, Abington, Perkiomenville, Harleysville, Souderton, Pottstown, Spring City and Collegeville.
The arrested individuals included:
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· Ronald Adams of 3585 Schuylkill Rd., Spring City, Pa., owed $1,861.05 for two children.
· Joseph Cirino of 103 Hunt Club Dr., Collegeville, Pa., owed $17, 683.52 for two children.
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· Daniel Devine of 399 Township Line Rd., Perkiomenville, Pa., owed $33,062.39 for two children.
· Robert Holland of 68 of Greenfield Ave., Ardmore, Pa., owed $6,958.45 for one child.
· Courtney Manna of 399 Ross Rd., Bridgeport, Pa., owed $9,266.47 for one child.
· Manuel Pires of 59 Centre Ave., Jeffersonville, Pa., owed $14,079.39 for one child.
· Henry Reaves of 19 School Ln., Ardmore, Pa., owed $11,587.48 for two children.
· Travis Richmond of 743 Logan St., Pottstown, Pa., owed $11,907.33 for two children.
· Lowell Scheetz of 106 Everett Ave., Willow Grove, Pa., owed $13,403.36 for one child.
· Holly Wadsworth of 233 E. Broad St., Souderton, Pa., owed $1,885.50 for three children.
· Heather Walters of 1013 W. High St., Pottstown, Pa., owed $260.37 for one child.
“In late September, we tried a new strategy of concentrating on DRO warrant searches during the day for one week and we captured 11 defendants who owed $62,791.65 for 14 kids,” said Montgomery County Sheriff Russell Bono in a press release. “We will continue to try different approaches in order to bring these people in.”
Several defendants remain on the “Most Wanted” list for failure to pay child support.
“As always, we encourage defendants to turn themselves in so that they don’t have to see their name and picture plastered all over television and social media,” Bono added.
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