A 36-year-old Bensalem man is accused of inappropriately touching two 10-year-old girls during sleepovers at his house.
One of the girls’ parents went to Bensalem police headquarters on Jan. 5 to report that their daughter was inappropriately touched by David Huebsch during a New Year’s Eve sleepover at his Beech Lane home, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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| David Huebsch led into his arraignment |
During an investigation, police learned that a second child reported that between August and December 2013, Huebsch allegedly molested her several times during sleepovers at his home, according to the affidavit.
Huebsch, who in court Tuesday told a judge that he works in information technology, is charged with four counts of felony indecent assault on a person under age 13, two counts of felony corruption of minors and felony unlawful contact with a minor.
He was arraigned before District Judge Joseph Falcone and sent to Bucks County prison in lieu of 10 percent of $750,000 bail. He was also ordered to have no contact with any minors including his own children as a bail condition.
After the arraignment, Huebsch’s attorney, Nick Mancini, who had argued for unsecured bail for his client, said he’ll request a bail reduction at the county court level.
“That is an extraordinary high bail for this offense,” he said, adding that his client says he is innocent of the charges.
“I think the facts will bear that out when we have an actual hearing and we hear the accusers under oath,” he added. “I expect the facts will be different when displayed in court.”
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| David Huebsch |
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