Daily News | A Kingsessing man was convicted of an attempted kidnapping in Lower Merion
A Montgomery County jury has convicted a Kingsessing man of attempted kidnapping and robbery in a December 2020 incident that prosecutors used to link him to other similar attacks on women in the region.
Powe, who represented himself at the three-day trial this week before Montgomery County Court Judge Risa Vetri Furman, denied any involvement in the attack, which had been recorded on surveillance cameras. After the Lower Merion attack, investigators noticed similarities with two other attempted abductions weeks earlier in Cherry Hill, according to court filings.
Using the descriptions the women gave to Cherry Hill Police, investigators in Lower Merion were able to identify Powe as a suspect, and tracked him down to a home in Lansdowne, Delaware County, according to court documents.
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