Levittown Man Charged with CSAM Counts Waives Prelim as Prosecutors Drop Some Charges

Updated Saturday July 11 2026 at 12: 32 p.m. 

Bucks County prosecutors dropped two charges against a Levittown man accused of possessing  child sexual abuse came materials after police raided his Goldenridge home in Bristol Township last May and waived his right to a preliminary hearing on the remaining  CSAM offenses Tuesday.

47 year-old Matthew Williams, through his attorney, Louis R. Busico, Esq. decided to forgo his Tuesday July 7,  preliminary hearing in front of District Judge Kevin P. Wagner and will now head to trial on the remaining felony charges of child sexual abuse material and criminal use of a communication device.

Bristol Township Police with Bucks County Detectives and member of the state attorney general’s office  executed a search warrant at Williams  Goldenridge home in the Levittown section of the township. The search warrant was subsequent to a April cyber tip received from a missing and exploited child advocacy organization.

According to court records Williams uploaded a file image file of a burnette pubescent girl,  chest exposed, lying on her side and next to her is an aroused male in the foreground.

Additionally, several of the files discovered by investigators resembled younger images of Williams  stepdaughter. The images, in which the female  pictured is under the age of eighteen. She is naked and performing sexual acts. The male inserted into these computer-generated files is consistent with images of Williams also located within the Amazon production, court records show.

Investigators said  Williams was interviewed and denied accessing and viewing child sexual abuse material, claiming he looks for teens on legitimate adult websites, the probable cause says.

Williams spent a little more than two months in jail.  His bail was reduced by a county judge on June 2. He  was s released the day before the preliminary hearing (July 8)  posting 10 percent of $500.000 of the new bail set through a private surety He is due back in court for formal arraignment on August 7 at the Justice Center in Doylestown on the remaining charges.

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