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New Skippack supervisor asked to resign after public drunkenness charge
Justin Glennon, elected Skippack Township supervisor, faces a summary trial after pleading not guilty to public drunkenness; township solicitor affirms his right to hold office.
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New Skippack supervisor asked to resign after public drunkenness charge
SKIPPACK — A newly elected Democratic township supervisor was asked to resign on the same night he was sworn in. Justin Glennon, who took the oath with a bandage over his nose on Monday, Jan. 5, was arrested by Upper Merion Township Police and charged with “public drunkenness and similar misconduct” at 7:30 a.m. on Halloween, Oct. 31, according to court records. He has two prior DUI arrests from 2007 and 2008, court records show. Glennon has ple…
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