His intention was never to embarrass anybody or to hurt anybody as a result of this,” defense attorney Matthew Quigg said. “Brandon is extremely remorseful for the pain the girls involved with the Dropbox scandal have felt over this. That happened today as well and bail was set,” Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Ferman said. Because he is now 18 we made the decision to certify his case into adult court. Berlin was a minor at the time these events took place he was initially petitioned in juvenile court.
The case is being tried by Assistant District Attorney Stewart Ryan. Berlin was 17 at the time of the alleged offense, and he was petitioned in juvenile court Wednesday, but since he is now 18 his case has been transferred to adult court.īerlin was released on $10,000 unsecured bail.
Berlin, 18, of the 200 block of Green Tree Tavern Road in North Wales, was charged with one count of transmission of sexually explicit images by a minor, a second-degree misdemeanor. COURTHOUSE > A recent North Penn High School graduate was arrested Wednesday and charged with allegedly collecting nude images of his female classmates from his friends and posting the pictures to an online Dropbox account.īrandon T.
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