FBI Agent Impersonator, 470 Child Porn Charges: Eastern Montco News

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — A man faces nearly 500 counts of child pornography possession after charges were upgraded in Horsham.

Meanwhile, a new zip ramp opened off the Pennsylvania Turnpike, allowing fast access to the Fort Washington area.

This is a summary of stories that made news this past week in eastern Montgomery County:

Man Wearing Bulletproof Vest In Supermarket Charged With Impersonating FBI Agent

A 54-year-old Jenkintown man is under indictment for impersonating an FBI agent during a security check at a Philadelphia supermarket. (Read More)

Man Faces 470 Child Pornography Charges

A 36-year-old man faces nearly 500 counts of child pornography, Horsham police said. Anthony Caprisecca was charged for an "extensive quantity" of alleged child sexual abuse material. (Read More)

Abington Addressing Canada Geese Issues

Abington Township is trying to address a Canada geese problem that is causing issues at a park. The township has agreed to a $15,000 contract with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to reduce the geese population. (Read More)

Mail Carrier Charged In Theft In Hatboro

The Hatboro Borough Police Department has launched a mail theft investigation that may involve many residents — and a mail carrier has been charged. (Read More)

PA Turnpike Zip Ramp Project Took 11 Years

It was 11 years in the making. The project was initiated by Upper Dublin Township as part of its plan to revitalize the former Fort Washington Office Park. (Read More)

Aggressive Drivers Targeted In Eastern Montco

State Police and Montgomery County police departments will be targeting aggressive drivers over the next few weeks on state roads and highways. (Read More)