Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security Investigations Unit. Attorney’s Office, county detectives, Limerick police and members of the U.S. The arrests, which began last November, were the result of a joint investigation by the U.S. Wilczopolski was the fourth man to be federally indicted for allegedly having improper contact with the teen. Memeger explained an investigation began after the parents of the teenage boy notified Limerick police in October 2013 that they had discovered “inappropriate online communications between their son and several adult males.” “Specifically, Wilczopolski is charged with using the Internet in the summer of 2013 to communicate sexually with a 14-year-old boy with whom he had exchanged nude and sexually explicit photographs,” Memeger said during the news conference. Wilczopolski was scheduled to be arraigned in federal court Friday afternoon. The federal indictment against Wilczopolski was announced by Memeger at a joint news conference Friday with county District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman, Limerick Police Chief William Albany and other federal officials.
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Wilczopolski is already awaiting trial on those charges in county court. Montgomery County authorities previously charged Wilczopolski with unlawful contact or communications with a minor and related offenses in connection with incidents that occurred between May and October 2013 with the 14-year-old Limerick boy, according to court documents. Mark David “Wilco” Wilczopolski, 22, of the 500 block of East Second Street, Birdsboro, was indicted by federal authorities on Thursday for allegedly using the Internet to entice a teenage boy to engage in sexual conduct and receiving and possessing child pornography, according to U.S.
NORRISTOWN – Calling it a “significant” crackdown against child exploitation, authorities have charged six men, including two from Birdsboro and another from Upper Providence, with having inappropriate contact with a teenage boy from Limerick.
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