District Attorney Staff Commendations

 District Attorney Commendations are presented to those staff members who have demonstrated an exemplary commitment to justice for the citizens of Montgomery County.

October 2022


Det. Walt Kerr

For his unwavering commitment to solving the Norristown Farm Park rape, which involved learning genetic genealogy 

and painstakingly tracing a suspect through familial DNA.

Det. Walt Kerr


Victim/Witness Coordinator Shauna Quintrell

For her dedication and extraordinary service to victims and witnesses in the Juvenile Division.

Victim Witness Coordinator Shauna Quintrell 

Restitution Coordinator Brandon Rapp

For his excellent work in streamlining the restitution management system.

Restitution Coordinator Brandon Rapp


Lt. Ed Schikel,  Det. Dave Schanes, Det. Eric Nelson, Det. Terry Lewis, Investigator Matthew Cartwright

Recognizing the entire Forensic Services Unit for its expertise in collecting and analyzing evidence from 

homicides, crashes, firearms, computers and more.  

Det. Ed Schikel, Det. David Schanes, Det. Eric Nelson, Det. Terry Lewis, Inv. Matthew Cartwright


Det. Dirk Boughter

For his expertise in fingerprint analysis, examining 4,396 latent impressions during 2021 related to 53 cases, 

which resulted in significant identifications.

Det. Dirk Boughter


Criminal File Investigators Terry Root, LaToya Hylton and Kiersten Deemer (not pictured)

For exemplifying professionalism and attention to detail while managing significant caseloads 

and providing discovery in a timely manner.

Criminal File Investigators Terry Root, LaToya Hylton, Kirsten Deemer (not pictured)


ADA Gwendolyn Kull

For organizing the Get Out & Grind three-day community event for Norristown youths designed to emphasize 

fitness over firearms.

ADA Gwendolyn Kull


SV Coordinator & Litigation Assistant Mackenzie Iocona

For excellence in her responsibilities with victims as well as her efforts assisting prosecutors preparing for and during trials.

SV Coordinator and Litigation Assistant Mackenzie Iocona


Det. Jack Wittenberger, Det. Anthony Caso, Det. Greg Henry, Det. Heather Long, Det. Bill Mitchell

Recognizing the entire Homicide Unit for its excellence in investigating and clearing homicides while at the 

same time managing the exhaustive preparation for nearly 30 homicide trials since August 2022.

Det. Jack Wittenberger, Det. Anthony Caso, Det. Greg Henry, Det. Heather Long, Det. William Mitchell


DDA Kelly Lloyd, Det. Heather Long, ADA Lindsey Mills, Lt. Erick Echevarria, Lt. Todd Richard

For their unflagging commitment to the homicide investigation and criminal prosecution of three gang members 

who executed a victim as he sat in his car.

DDA Kelly Lloyd, Det. Heather Long, ADA Lindsay Mills, Det. Erick Echevarria, Lt. Todd Richard


ADA Meghan Carney, Det. Jack Wittenberger, DDA Thomas McGoldrick

For the prosecution and successful Guilty but Mentally Ill verdict stemming from a difficult mental health case 

involving the brutal slayings of two women.

ADA Meghan Carney, Det. Jack Wittenberger, DDA Thomas McGoldrick


First Assistant Edward McCann Jr., DDA Brianna Ringwood, Det. Kathleen Kelly, Det. Greg Henry

For the investigation and successful prosecution of a defendant who may have gotten away with the beating death 

of a 4-year-old girl if not for their dogged persistence.  

First Assistant Edward McCann, DDA Brianna Ringwood, Det. Kathleen Kelly, Det. Greg Henry


ADA Scott Frame, ADA Douglas Lavenberg

For the successful prosecution and expert handling of the jury trial of two defendants charged with a dangerous 

gunpoint robbery of a Cheltenham CVS.

ADA Scott Frame, ADA Douglas Lavenberg


Trials Secretary Raina Hansen

For her exemplary performance in the Trials Division, where she has provided essential administrative support 

to prosecutors during the course of her stellar five-year career.     

Trials Secretary Raina Hansen


ADA Caroline Goldstein

For the successful prosecution and conviction of a child-rapist who will spend the next 12 to 24 years in prison 

and for her diligence in helping to provide closure for the young victim.

ADA Caroline Goldstein


ADA Gabrielle Hughes, ADA Tanner Beck

For their skillful prosecution of multiple defendants, who were charged with the gunpoint robberies of 

several courier drivers delivering Schedule I and II drugs to pharmacies.

ADA Gabrielle Hughes, ADA Tanner Beck



February 2020


Lt. Christopher Kuklentz, Detective Tony Caso, Detective Kathleen Kelly, Detective Michael Shade, Detective Dirk Boughter, Investigator Valerie Becker, Detective V.J. Higgins, Detective Victor Fuentes, Detective Walt Kerr, Assistant District Attorney Bridget Gallagher, Assistant Chief of Trials Brianna Ringwood and Detective Jean Morrison

For the Major Crimes Unit’s exemplary and challenging investigation of multiple child sexual assaults by a family member and the ensuing guilty plea and lengthy sentence that sparred the children from having to testify in court.

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Assistant District Attorney Kelly Lloyd, First Assistant District Attorney Edward F. McCann Jr., Detective V.J. Higgins and Detective Walter Kerr

For the excellent investigation and prosecution of two brutal assaults by county prison corrections officers and the subsequent cover up of their crimes.
 
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Detective Todd Richard, Detective Greg Henry, Assistant District Attorney Roderick Fancher and Assistant Chief of Trials Brianna Ringwood        

For the superb investigation and prosecution of the high-profile Main Line murder committed by Jonathan Harris.
 
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Assistant District Attorney Roderick Fancher, Assistant Chief of Trials Tonya Lupinacci and Detective Tony Caso                                                       

For the successful investigation and prosecution of the shooter who opened fire in a crowded Walmart in Cheltenham Township in 2018, injuring five innocent people. 

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Litigation Support Specialist Scott Kennedy

For exemplary performance of your responsibilities in providing prosecutors, detectives and staff with technological assistance, especially in trial evidence presentation. 

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Assistant District Attorney Nicholas Beeson                                                                                                                                                                            

For the successful prosecution of a very difficult child sexual assault/rape case involving multiple victims.

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Juvenile Investigator Christopher Otto                                                                                                                                                                                     

For your outstanding investigatory skills and commitment to quickly acquiring critical evidence for more than 600 juvenile dispositions annually. 

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Supervisory Intelligence Analyst Nicholas Devine                                                                                                                                                                   

For outstanding work in developing and establishing an Intelligence Arm of the Montgomery County Detective Bureau to collect and analyze intelligence data regarding criminal cases and activity. 

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Assistant District Attorney Lauren Marvel and Detective Kathleen Kelly                                                                                                                              

For the challenging investigation and prosecution of a child sexual assault committed multiple times, which led to the defendant receiving significant jail time.
 
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Detective James Lavin, Detective James Wood, Detective James Vinter and Assistant District Attorney Jim Price                                                            For excellent work in the difficult, meticulous and lengthy investigations and prosecutions of five physicians engaging in unlawful medical practices. 

 February 2019

 Assistant District Attorney Kelli McGinnis and Detective Jean Morrison 

For the investigation and prosecution of Patrick Bradley, a corrupt lawyer who stole more than $167,000 from clients between 2013-2016. 

Det. Jean Morrison and ADA Kelli McGinnis



Assistant Chief of Trials Tonya Lupinacci and Detective Tony Caso

For the investigation and prosecution of Travis Siuta for Drug Delivery Resulting in Death for delivering a fatal dose of fentanyl to a hospital patient.

Assistant Chief of Trials Tonya Lupinacci and Det. Tony Caso



 
 Forfeiture Clerk/Records Supervisor Craig Herder 

For his efficiency and accuracy as Supervisor of Records and for his administrative efforts working with the Forfeiture Unit. 

Craig Herder




Assistant District Attorney Allison Ruth, Assistant District Attorney Gabrielle Hughes and Assistant District Attorney Samantha Arena 

For their tireless preparation and the prosecution of Wasim Shazad, who used his jewelry stores to buy and sell stolen valuables taken during a barrage of burglaries of high-end homes. 

ADA Allison Ruth, ADA Samantha Arena and ADA Gabrielle Hughes




Assistant District Attorney Scott Frame 

For serving on the Technology Committee of the District Attorney’s Office and for sharing his technical expertise with colleagues in order to create excellent trial exhibits. 

Scott Frame




Administrative Assistant Gisela Cruz 

For maintaining the daily office support responsibilities for the Community Prosecution Unit and handling an ever-expanding list of administrative tasks for the entire office.

Gisela Cruz




Investigator Josh Varady 

For helping to achieve successful outcomes in numerous serious criminal cases by preparing crucial photo, video and audio evidence. 

Josh Varady




Assistant District Attorney Kristen Kemp 

For the superb prosecutions of three brothers for child sexual assault and three defendants for attempted murder, which led to each defendant receiving significant jail time. 

Kristen Kemp



September 2018 

Assistant District Attorney Alexandria MacMaster and Investigator Kiersten McDonald
For the successful prosecution of one of the worst cases of domestic violence in county history and for showing such compassion and concern for the victims:

Kiersten McDonald, Alex Macmaster

Assistant District Attorney Samantha Thompson
For the successful Attempted Murder prosecution of Bobby Brown, where an uncooperative witness ultimately provided credible testimony that led to a conviction:

Samantha Thompson

Assistant District Attorney James Price (no picture available)
For the skillful prosecution of In Joong Kim, years after he sexually assaulted his 10-year-old niece and fled the country:

Deputy District Attorney Samantha Cauffman, Assistant District Attorney Roderick Fancher and Detective Mike Crescitelli
For the superb homicide investigation and prosecution of co-defendants Isaiah Freeman and William Wilson:

Roderick Fancher, Samantha Cauffman, Mike Crescitelli

Assistant District Attorney Matthew Brittenburg
For the steadfast support of the victim and the skillful prosecution of child rapist Sopha Dok:

 Matthew Brittenburg

Investigator Kayleen Longstreet
In recognition of her excellent and indispensable work on many types of investigations by the Montgomery County Detective Bureau:

Kayleen Longstreet

 

Assistant District Attorney Richard Bradbury and Detective Rob Turner                                                                                                                                                       For superb vehicle crash investigation and prosecutions, especially in the case of Commonwealth v. Adam Timbario:

Rob Turner, Richard Bradbury

 Assistant District Attorney Laura Bradbury
In recognition of your excellent prosecutorial skills and your commitment to seeking justice in the case of Commonwealth v. Larry Samuels:

Laura Bradbury

Assistant District Attorney Kelly Lloyd
For the masterful and successful prosecution of the first Drug Delivery Resulting in Death case to go before a jury:

Kelly Lloyd

Deputy Chief Clerk Celeste Maia
In recognition of exemplary performance and commitment to the District Attorney’s Office and its entire staff:

Celeste Maia

Supervising Secretary Fay Washington (photo not available)
For her dedication to the District Attorney’s Office and the Juvenile Division during her 28-year tenure.

August 2017 

Communications Secretary Jill Neal:
For outstanding work on the District Attorney’s Annual Report and for visually elevating the Law Enforcement Newsletter.

Jill Neal


Detective Todd Richard and Assistant District Attorneys James Price and Lauren Heron (not pictured):
For their diligent efforts to solve the 2011 murder of 17-year-old D’Ravious Dawkins and to bring killers Omar Massenburg and Ryan Lee to justice.

James Price


ARD Unit Captain Mark Antonacio, Supervising Secretary Charlotte Sullivan, Investigator Eric Reustle, Community Service Support LaToya Hilton, Secretary Nicole Natale and (not pictured) Secretarys Beverly Winston and Kaitlyn Brock:

For the significant and innovative restructuring of the file flow and review system, which has eliminated the backlog and brought a new level of efficiency to the ARD Unit.

ARD Department

ADA and Sex Crimes Unit Captain Stewart Ryan:
For his legal acumen, courtroom skills, commitment to seeking justice for all sexual assault victims and outstanding leadership.

Stew Ryan


Assistant District Attorney Richard Bradbury and Detective Rob Turner:
For the meticulous investigation and successful prosecution of SEPTA bus driver Katrina Sanders, who struck and killed a pedestrian lawfully crossing an intersection.
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Assistant District Attorney Tonya Lupinacci, Supervising Secretary Lauren Winter Secretary Tori Hallstrom and (not pictured) ADA and Grand Jury Unit Captain Kelly Lloyd
For working with the Montgomery County Grand Jury to investigate the heroin-opioid crisis and produce the comprehensive report “The Opioid Epidemic,” which included significant recommendations to improve the crisis in the county.

GJ Report
 

Assistant District Attorney and Community Prosecution Unit Captain Briana Ringwood; Lt. Detectives Christopher Kuklentz and Marc Azeff; Detectives James Reape, James Carbo, Michael Fedak, Jean Morrison, Todd Richard, Edward Schikel, Robert Turner and John Wittenberger; and Investigator John Salamone (Photo not available):
For the outstanding kidnapping investigation and safe return of a 7-week-old boy from the King of Prussia Mall and the successful prosecution of kidnapper Cherie Amore. 

January 2017
  
Detective Paul Bradbury and Assistant District Attorneys Laura Bradbury and Kristen Feden:
For the outstanding investigation, prosecution and conviction of Mark Storms for Voluntary Manslaughter and Reckless Endangerment in the April 2015 shooting death of parishioner Robert Braxton, III.

Mark Storms Case


 Victim/Witness Unit’s Maura Carrol, Suzanne Haughie and Heather Josey:

For their efficiency, professionalism and compassion in helping crime victims and witnesses navigate the judicial system. 
 
Victim Witness Unit


Discovery Clerks/File Folder Investigators Danielle Keeney and Brandee Schlotterer:
For their diligent efforts and outstanding contributions during a time of significant work process change. 
 
File Folder


Assistant District Attorney Sophia Polites and Detective James Reape (not pictured):
For the outstanding investigation, prosecution and conviction of Jonathan Cox for Child Rape and Statutory Sexual Assault of a 13-year-old girl.
 

Trials Secretary Stephanie Spollen:
For outstanding work performance, reliability and attention to detail in facilitating and supporting prosecutorial efforts. 

Stephanie Spollen


Investigative Analyst Valerie Becker:
For managing the organization and tracking of thousands of incoming child abuse referrals for the Major Crimes Unit.  

Valerie Becker


Detective Eric Nelson:
For his superb performance as a firearm and toolmark expert, examining every firearm, fired cartridge case, bullet and bullet fragment submitted to the Detective Bureau since 2013, and for his painstaking analysis of firearms-related evidence collected during “Operation War Ready.” 

Eric Nelson


 Special Assistant District Attorney Tonya Lupinacci:

For the masterful prosecution and conviction of Alexander Scott and Josiah Bailey, part of the “Operation War Ready” efforts in Pottstown, and their extraordinary sentences that included weapon and gang enhancements. 

Tonya Lupinacci
 

Trials Division Assistant Chief ADA Lauren McNulty:
DA Steele presented a special “GSDA” trophy to Lauren McNulty for her exemplary ability to oversee a multitude of cases and accomplish a tremendous amount.

Lauren McNulty

   
Violent Crimes Unit of the Montgomery County Detective Bureau and Assistant District Attorney Heather Hines (not pictured):
For the extensive, months-long “Operation War Ready” investigation and related prosecutions of two rival Pottstown gangs, which culminated in the arrest of 47 individuals.

July 2016
 
 Receptionist Diane Dinnick:
For her efficient and compassionate work in handling hundreds of calls and questions while maintaining a professional and caring demeanor.

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 Assistant District Attorney M. Stewart Ryan:
For his adept skills as a prosecutor, especially in the cases of Commonwealth v. Jeffrey Anderson, Commonwealth v. Ronnie Ramsey and Commonwealth v. Oscar Herrerra.

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Detective James Reape:
For his commitment to ICAC investigations into Internet child pornography, especially in the cases of Commonwealth v. Eric Favre.

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Arlene Kurtz, File Folder Creator:
For her diligent support of the District Attorney’s office through her role as File Folder Creator, creating more than 50,000 file folders in the past six and one-half years.

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Deputy District Attorney Samantha Cauffman and Assistant District Attorney Ben McKenna:
For their exceptional prosecution in Commonwealth v. Collins and Watkins, a murder trial during which 22 witnesses and 84 exhibits were presented in just over three days.

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Investigator Karen Roeder:
For her indispensable assistance to the Special Services Unit of the Montgomery County Detective Bureau.

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Detective Jean Morrison:
For her expertise in using advanced technology in criminal investigations, especially in the mapping of cell phone data.
 
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Assistant District Attorneys Alec O’Neill and Heather Hines, and Detective Jack Wittenberger (not pictured):
For their outstanding investigation, prosecution and conviction of Peter Atem for first-degree murder of his co-worker Danny Vasquez.

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Detectives Robert Turner and David Schanes (not pictured)
For their invaluable expertise in crash reconstruction and dedication as detectives on the Montgomery County Detective Bureau’s crash investigation team.
  
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 January, 2015
 
 SPECIAL COMMENDATION
 KEVIN R. STEELE – FIRST ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY
For his leadership, investigative skill and prosecutorial excellence. In 2014 FADA Steele prosecuted and obtained five first degree murder convictions in two vicious murders, Commonwealth v. Joseph McAndrews and Commonwealth v. Ragu Yandamuri, who was sentenced to death.  When Wildlife Conservation Officer David Grove was ambushed and murdered in Adams County by Christopher Johnson, FADA Steele volunteered to work on the case with District Attorney Shawn Wagner of Adams County.  Christopher Johnson was convicted of First Degree Murder and sentenced to death.    
 
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 CHARLES CRAIG – INVESTIGATIVE ANALYST
In recognition of his outstanding use of technology to gather crucial intelligence information to assist Detectives from the Homicide Unit in identifying suspects and witnesses during investigations:

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JASON EDWARDS – EXTRADITION CLERK:
In recognition of his dedication and organization of the District Attorney’s Extradition Unit.

Jason Edwards


KIERSTEN MCDONALD – DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INVESTIGATOR:
Her outstanding dedication and tireless effort to develop the Montgomery County District Attorney Courthouse Comfort Dog Program to support victims and witnesses and help them handle the trauma and stress of testifying and appearing in court.  Investigator McDonald is the primary handler for K9-Turks and the coordinator of the K9 Program.

Kiersten McDonald


JONATHAN PERRONE – COMPUTER OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR:
In recognition of his outstanding use of technology in the courtroom working with prosecutors with court presentations of audio recordings, video recordings, photographs and Power Point presentations in numerous murder trials in Montgomery County including defendants Max Stine, Michael Hinton, Maurice Andrews and Raghunandan Yandamuri.

Jonathan Perrone


RACHEL WEAVER – SECRETARY
 AMANDA STONG – SECRETARY:

In recognition of their dedicated service to the Investigating Grand Jury.

Amanda and Rachel


DOUGLAS LAVENBERG – ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY
In recognition of his hard work, dedication and organization for the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office DUI Unit.

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GABRIEL MAGEE – ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
In recognition of his outstanding prosecution and convictions of multiple defendants for robbery and firearms offenses who were involved in the June 19, 2013 bank robbery of National Penn Bank in Lower Pottsgrove.

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KATHLEEN MCLAUGHLIN – ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
In recognition of her outstanding trial preparation of two cases with First Assistant District Attorney Kevin R. Steele, which led to successful verdicts in each case.  Commonwealth v. Albert Dudanowicz, a man who fired shots out of his apartment in Pottstown nearly striking civilians, police officers and tactical officers and Commonwealth v. Joseph McAndrew, who brutally murdered his mother, father and twin brother in their home with a sword. 

Kathleen Mclaughlin


CHRISTOPHER DANIELS – ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY
 DIRK BOUGHTER – MONTGOMERY COUNTY DETECTIVE:

In recognition of their outstanding investigation and conviction in Commonwealth v. Marshall Perlman for insurance fraud and theft.
 
Dirk and Christopher


SOPHIA POLITES – ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY
 MICHAEL BEGLEY – MONTGOMERY COUNTY DETECTIVE:

In recognition of their outstanding prosecution and conviction of Commonwealth v. Stahley, who was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life without parole.

Sophia and Michael


PAUL BRADBURY – MONTGOMERY COUNTY DETECTIVE:
In recognition of his outstanding investigation in three homicide cases. Commonwealth v. Stahley, who was sentenced to life without parole; Commonwealth v. Joseph McAndrew, convicted of three counts of First Degree Murder (but mentally ill) and sentenced to three life sentences; and Commonwealth v. Yandamuri, who was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death.

Paul Bradbury

July, 2014
 
 Thomas McGoldrick, Deputy District Attorney
 Gabriel Magee, Assistant District Attorney
 James Carbo, Montgomery County Detective:
In recognition of their outstanding investigation, prosecution and conviction of Commonwealth v. Max Stine who was found guilty of First Degree Murder.

Tom McGoldrick and Gabrial Magee

Samantha Cauffman, Deputy District Attorney
 Anthony Coccerino, Assistant District Attorney
Mark Minzola, Montgomery County Detective:
In recognition of their outstanding investigation, prosecution and conviction of Commonwealth v. Andre Collier who was found guilty of First Degree Murder and all related charges; Commonwealth v. Charles Freeman and Commonwealth v. Andre Miller who were convicted of Second Degree Murder and all related charges.

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Katie Colgan, Assistant District Attorney: 
In recognition of her outstanding prosecution in Commonwealth v. Rasheed Adams-Smith who plead guilty to Rape of a Child and related offenses.

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 Rebecca Strubel, Assistant District Attorney
 Lindsay O'Brien, Assistant District Attorney
 Todd Richard, Montgomery County Detective:
In recognition of their outstanding investigation, prosecution and conviction of Commonwealth v. Michael Hinton, who was convicted of First Degree Murder and Commonwealth v. Maurice Andrews, who was convicted of Third Degree Murder.

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Investigator Paul Price, Montgomery County Detective Bureau     
 Investigator Josh Varady, Montgomery County Detective Bureau     
 Investigator Christopher Otto, Montgomery County Detective Bureau     
 Investigator James Gray, Montgomery County Detective Bureau     
In recognition of their commitment, devotion to duty and organization of the Montgomery County Detective’s Bureau evidence storage facilities.
Investigators


Dodie McGlinchey, Support Staff - ARD Unit
 Michelle McDyre, Support Staff - ARD Unit 
 Kim Lahnemann, Support Staff - DUI Court
 Jill Neal, Support Staff - DUI Court
 Beverly Winston, Support Staff - DUI Court
In recognition of their dedicated service to the ARD Unit, DUI Court and the entire Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office.
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 January, 2014
 
 Mark Antonacio, Assistant District Attorney Juvenile Division:
In recognition of his twenty years of dedicated service to the citizens of Montgomery County, his commitment to protecting victims, his unwavering pursuit of justice and team work.

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Lauren McNulty, Capain ARD Unit:
In recognition of the outstanding prosecution and conviction of Commonwealth v. Francis David Lynch, who was found guilty of Homicide by Vehicle While DUI and related charges.

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 Unit Commendation, Community Service
 Kim Lahnemann, Community Service
 John  Salamone, Investigator Community Service:
In recognition of their commitment, devotion to duty, and organization of the District Attorney’s Community Service Program.

Community Service
 

Homicide Unit, County Detective Bureau:
In recognition of their outstanding investigation, prosecution and conviction of Michael Henry, who confessed to the “straw purchase” of a total of nine guns, one of which was used to kill Officer Bradley Fox. 

Lieutenant Detective James McGowan
 Detective Michael Begley
 Detective Paul Bradbury
 Detective James Carbo
 Investigative Analyst Charles Craig
 Detective Mark Minzola
 Detective William Mitchell
 Detective Todd Richard:
 
Homicide Unit
 
 Karen Kasopsky, Supervising Secretary, Trials Division:
In recognition of her dedicated service to the Trials Division and the entire Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office.

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Drew Marino, County Detective (not pictured):
In recognition of his innovative work in firearms training.

Narcotics Enforcement Team, County Detective Bureau (not pictured)
In recognition of their outstanding investigation of Jack Pennington, a retired Norristown Police Detective Sergeant who was engaged in illegal bookmaking and drug trafficking.

Unit Commendation, Office Administration:
 Celeste Maia, Deputy Chief Clerk
 Kaleigh Prough, Support Staff
 Amanda Stong, Support Staff 
In recognition of their dedicated service to Office Administration, the Forfeiture Unit and the entire Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office.

Admin


 Intelligence Analyst, Narcotics Enforcement Team, County Detective Bureau (not pictured)
In spearheading the Prescription Drug Collection Box Project that has and will undoubtedly continue to keep drugs out of the hands of youth in our community.