A school principal from the City of Lambertville had two charges withdrawn and one changed by prosecutors at a preliminary hearing in Bucks County last Thursday.
A 53-year-old principal in the Central Bucks School District had a felony charge of criminal trespassing and a summary charge of harassment dropped at a preliminary hearing last Thursday.
The remaining misdemeanor criminal trespassing charge was modified, and a misdemeanor defiant trespassing count was waived for trial, according to a court docket reviewed by NewHopeFreePress.com.
The case will now move from District Judge Mark Douple’s court to the Bucks County Justice Center.
“We’re thrilled the court has heard the facts as presented,” Antonetta Stancu, the 53-year-old man’s attorney, told the Bucks County Herald.
The Central Bucks Regional Police Department reported that on Thursday, August 17, the 53-year-old man approached a residence on Mary Street in Doylestown Borough. He had a conversation outside with an occupant. But after the occupant went back inside, the 53-year-old man allegedly entered without invitation and began searching rooms, seemingly in search of someone.
Following his August arrest, the school district placed the 53-year-old man on administrative leave, school board documents revealed.
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