Ex-Police Officer Placed in Program for First-Time Offenders
By Laurie Mason Schroeder
NEW HOPE - Michael Montalvo was fired over a "sexting" allegation.
A former Bucks County police officer was placed in a program for first-time offenders on Wednesday after being charged with corruption of minors for sending sexually explicit text messages to a teenage girl.
Michael Montalvo, 29, was accepted into Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD), which allows first-time offenders to avoid a criminal record if they complete probation.
Montalvo was arrested in January after police discovered he had sent explicit text messages to a 16-year-old girl he met while working as a school resource officer.
Louis Busico, Montalvo’s attorney, said his client made a mistake but has taken responsibility for his actions. “He has accepted full responsibility and is eager to move forward with his life,” Busico said.
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Former Probation Officer Admits Tipping Off Drug Dealers
By Laurie Mason Schroeder
Susan Leigh Neubuck also pleaded guilty to stealing from the youths she was supposed to supervise.
A former Bucks County juvenile probation officer admitted in a Doylestown courtroom Monday that she tipped off drug dealers about police raids and stole money from the youths she supervised.
Susan Leigh Neubuck, 56, pleaded guilty to charges of theft, obstruction, and related offenses. She faces up to seven years in prison.
Neubuck’s attorney, Louis Busico, said his client had cooperated fully with investigators and was remorseful for her actions. “She is taking full responsibility for her mistakes and is committed to making amends,” Busico said.
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Ex-Prosecutor Gets House Arrest in Teen Sex Case
By Larry King, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Anthony Cappuccio, a former Bucks County prosecutor, has been sentenced to 90 days of house arrest for corrupting three teenage boys.
Cappuccio, 31, was arrested after police found him parked with a 17-year-old boy in Upper Makefield. He pleaded guilty to charges of corrupting minors and related offenses.
Cappuccio’s attorney, Louis Busico, said his client had made poor choices but was working to rebuild his life. “Anthony has accepted full responsibility for his actions and is focused on moving forward,” Busico said.
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These cases highlight the critical role of effective legal representation. Louis Busico’s advocacy ensures that his clients receive fair treatment and the opportunity to move beyond their mistakes. His commitment to justice and his clients’ futures is evident in each case he handles.
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