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Bensalem man arrested for attempted sexual offenses against a minor
Bensalem man arrested for attempted sexual offenses against a minor
Bensalem, PA A 44-year-old man was arrested on charges related to attempting to engage in sexual acts with a minor. Pawel Sudol began a conversation on a social media app believing he was communicating with a 13-year-old girl.
Sudol expressed sexual interest despite knowing her age and detailed explicit desires over several weeks. He planned to meet her on October 7 after finishing work and bought flowers before arriving at her home.
He drove away prior to their meeting and later showed up unannounced on November 2 but found the girl not at home. Bensalem Police obtained an arrest warrant for Sudol, charging him with attempted involuntary deviant sexual intercourse, attempted statutory sexual assault, and other related offenses.
On Monday, police, with assistance from New Britain Township Police, arrested Sudol at his workplace. He was arraigned by District Justice Joseph Falcone and remanded to Bucks County Correctional Facility on 10% of $2,000,000 bail.
The Bensalem Township Police Department remains committed to protecting children from online predators.
Bensalem’s most wanted weekly roster released by police
Bensalem Township Police issue warrant list to community
BENSALEM TOWNSHIP, PA – The Bensalem Township Police Department has announced a new weekly warrant list for residents. This communication aims to inform the community about active warrants currently outstanding.
Residents with any information regarding the individuals on the list are encouraged to submit anonymous tips. The police can also be contacted directly at (215) 633-3719.
Bensalem Police advised against attempting to approach or restrain the individuals listed. Instead, the public should report any sightings directly to 911 and provide the name and location of the person.
It is noted that some individuals on the list may already have been arrested for their active warrants. Bensalem Police will confirm any warrants before proceeding with any further action.
This initiative reflects the department’s commitment to public safety and community awareness through consistent updates.
The list will be updated weekly to keep the community informed.
Residents are reminded that active participation is crucial for maintaining safety within the township.
Bensalem Township Police continue to work to ensure the safety of the public amidst ongoing investigations.
Bensalem Police launch crackdown on internet child exploitation
Bensalem Police launch crackdown on internet child exploitation
BENSALEM, PA — The Bensalem Township Police Department, alongside District Attorney Jennifer Schorn and Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo, held a press conference on Wednesday to discuss ongoing Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) investigations.
The department has arrested 17 suspected child predators since the beginning of the year due to proactive enforcement efforts. The breakdown of these arrests includes six for possession or distribution of child pornography, five for soliciting sex with a minor, and six for soliciting sex and traveling for sex with a minor.
Over the last three years, Bensalem Police have made a total of 49 arrests related to child predator investigations. Officials highlighted the community’s positive response to recent social media posts that publicized these arrests.
Mayor DiGirolamo stated, “The safety of our children remains our top priority. Our police department continues to take an aggressive approach to identifying and arresting those who prey on minors.”
District Attorney Schorn noted the determined efforts of the Bensalem Police Department in pursuing the offenders. “We are proud to stand with Bensalem Township in this endeavor and grateful for their unwavering commitment to the cause,” she said.
Director William McVey emphasized the partnership between local law enforcement and federal agencies, stating that the arrests stem from dedicated investigations. He confirmed that child predators pose a threat regardless of geographic boundaries.
During the press conference, officials also spoke about future prosecutions and community education initiatives aimed at protecting children online. Parents were advised to monitor internet use and report any suspicious activities to law enforcement.
Police are urging anyone with information related to child exploitation or online solicitation of minors to contact the Bensalem Police Department at (215) 633-3719 or submit a tip online.
Bensalem continues its battle against child exploitation with a robust approach.
