News Crews Stake Out Home of NSA Leaker's Dad

News crews staked out the home of NSA leaker Edward Snowden's father Tuesday in anticipation of a possible statement from his family.

The family had not issued a statement as of late Tuesday afternoon. However, Snowden's father, Lonnie, had told ABC news on Sunday that he was concerned for his 29-year-old son, after Edward Snowden had identified himself as the one who leaked news of the National Security Agency's vast surveillance programs.

The father had told ABC News that he last saw his son months ago when they had dinner.

Edward Snowden's father's sand-colored home is in a leafy subdivision of Upper Macungie, off Grange Road. 

CBS 3 reported in a broadcast Tuesday evening that Lonnie Snowden had cautioned neighbors that there would be lots of media attention in the neighborhood following his son's revelations. One neighbor posted a front door note saying "no reporters."

It's not known if Edward Snowden spent any time in Upper Macungie.

Ellicott City Patch in Maryland reported that he grew up in Elizabeth City, N.C., then moved to a house near Fort Meade, MD, when he was a teen. The report said he is still listed in public records as a resident of a house in the 7700 block of Mayfield Circle, MD, which is near Meadowridge Road in Ellicott City, MD.

Edward Snowden was fired Tuesday by the Booz Allen Hamilton consulting firm, where he had been a contract employee, according to a report on The Huffington Post.