Delaware County District Attorney’s Office

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Delaware County District Attorney’s Office is to protect our diverse community through the fair and ethical pursuit of justice, to safeguard the rights of the victims of crime, and the rights and reputations of the innocent. We will accomplish our mission by vigorously and professionally prosecuting those who violate our laws and by working cooperatively with law enforcement and community leaders to improve Delaware County.

Jack Stollsteimer

Delaware County District Attorney

Why I am Proud to be Ukrainian – Delaware County Daily Times Guest Column

By District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer | March 5, 2022

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Remember Me? Victim Stories from Delaware County's Unsolved Cases
 
Articles by Rose Quinn
 
 
It is inevitable that – despite everyone’s best efforts – some cases will go unsolved, sometimes for decades. But we never forget the victims. In this series we are shining a light on their stories, in the hope that someone, somewhere, will step forward with information that will help us solve these cases. If you can help, please call the Criminal Investigation Division at 610-891-4700.

 

Amanda DeGuio
Dwayne Briscoe, Jr.
Robert Allen “Robby” Payne
Gary Drais
Ryan Ferris
Timothy David Hamler, Jr.

PRESS RELEASES

Attorney General Henry and District Attorney Stollsteimer Report on Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative; County Council Chair Taylor Reports on Opioid Settlement Project Funding

CHESTER, PA – Attorney General Michelle Henry and Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer today announced the results of the Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative (LETI) in Delaware County. LETI is a program that diverts individuals with a substance use disorder away from the criminal justice system and into treatment. The AG and the DA were joined by Delaware County Council Chair Dr. Monica Taylor, who provided an update on the progress being made in addressing the opioid epidemic utilizing funds obtained from the opioid settlement funding. That funding – $63 million over eighteen years – was obtained through a settlement of litigation against opioid distributors initiated by both the DA and County Council.

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