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President Barack Obama Inaugurated; Joe Canazaro Hilltown Murder Update; Upper Darby Fetish Arrest

by: iradioal - Philadelphia, PA
started: 01/20/13 7:29 pm | updated: 01/20/13 7:29 pm

President Barack Obama took the official oath of office this morning at 11:55 a.m. in the White House Blue Room to begin his second term as President of the United States of America. The 20th Amendment to the Constitution mandates the term to begin on January 20th at noon, which happens to fall on a Sunday this year. The small private ceremony was attended by the President's wife and daughters, and other family members to bear witness. Chief Justice John Roberts was there to swear in Obama. He used Michele Obama's family bible to place a hand on. Vice President Joe Biden also was sworn in today at his residence at the U.S. Naval Observatory. Justice Sonia Sotomayor was there to administer the oath of office. Tomorrow they will recreate these oaths in front of the crowds in Washington, DC on the steps of the Capitol building. Hundreds of thousands are expected during the day, though not nearly as many as four years ago. Tomorrow night there will be two different inaugural balls to celebrate. The inauguration ceremonies and festivities will share the day with the Martin Luther King Jr. Day observation.

Investigators are still pouring over evidence in the murder of Joseph Canazaro and the invasion of his Hilltown Township residence. Bucks County District Attorney David Heckler says there are still many unanswered questions. The two men who perpetrated the crimes are still at large. Investigators are trying to determine how they got to the home, whether they were dropped off or they walked from somewhere. They do know that the men were able to get into the house through a first floor window. FBI and ATF are tracing the firearms that Canazaro owned and determining which were taken by the suspects. They are also looking through surveillance from the stores in the Quakertown shopping center where Canazaro's pickup truck was discovered Friday afternoon. An autopsy was conducted on Saturday, but the results are being withheld during this active investigation. More details should be forthcoming the next few days.

SEE ALSO: Masked Bandits Kill Joseph Canazaro, Terrorize Family; Man Hunt in Bucks County
SEE ALSO: Details Emerge in Hilltown Invasion, Joseph Canazaro Murder, and Bandit Man Hunt
UPDATE: Home Invasion Victim Owed Millions

Police in Upper Darby have arrested a man and he is now facing multiple charges including corruption of minors. Police say that 63-year-old Pat Jamrozik lured a 12-year-old boy into his house on his way home from school. Once inside he told the boy to take off his socks and shoes, he then sprayed the boy's feet with foot pray and proceeded to tickle the boy's feet while rubbing his own crotch. He also examined the boy using medical equipment like a stethoscope performing an â€œear, nose, and throatâ€ exam. He eventually let the boy go, telling him to bring back his friends with the promise of getting paid for every visit. The boy went home and told his father what happened, who went to the the police. Authorities found the medical equipment, pornography, and pictures of other boys in Jamrozik's home. If you have any information about these other potential victims, please contact the Upper Darby Police Department.

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