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Man charged with shooting Montgomery County Democratic Committee office on Inauguration Day

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Anthony F. Nero (Montgomery County District Attorney's Office) NORRISTOWN, Pa. - An Eagleville, Pennsylvania man has been arrested and charged after authorities say he fired several shots into the Montgomery County Democratic Committee office last month.Anthony F.

Nero, 48, has been charged with terrorism, terroristic threats, carrying a firearm without a license, and reckless endangerment in connection with the Jan.

20 incident.Around 4:30 p.m. that day., Norristown police were dispatched to the Montgomery County Democratic Committee office on E.

Airy Street in Norristown for a report of shots fired into the office.The committee's executive director told officers he had arrived at the office to find three bullet holes in the office's front.

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