#1 PA State Constable Most Wanted nabbed while shopping at local hardware store

*NOTE: In most cases, an arrest or issuance of a warrant does NOT always mean the subject is guilty of the alleged act. An arrest or issuance of an arrest warrant simply assures the subject in question appears before a judicial authority to answer to the alleged crimes sworn to in the affidavit. All subjects should be assumed innocent until proven guilty.

On Saturday, November 26 at approximately 10:30 a.m., Constable Joshua Stouch of Douglass Township and Constable Marlo Weidenbaugh of Colebrookdale Township Berks County (both off-duty and shopping at the time) spotted wanted subject Ron Simon's black 2000 convertible Mustang parked in the lot of Hollenbach's Home Center at Rt100 and Countyline Road in Boyertown. Upon exiting the building and arriving at his vehicle, Constables surrounded the Mustang and took Simon into custody without incident. Simon is wanted in Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties. The license plate, which was was expired, belonged on another vehicle, and was registered to another person was seized to be returned to PennDOT and the Mustang was towed from the scene due to lack of valid registration, inspection, and insurance. Simon was transported to Judge Saylor's court, DC 38-2-03 in Gilbertsville where he was arraigned on multiple charges and placed into Montgomery County Correctional Facility for failure to post bail. Simon is scheduled for preliminary hearings in the first week of December.