Frank Martocci addresses Ambridge Council photo credit : Felicia Mycyk An Ambridge resident is hoping to become the next Beaver County District Attorney.
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Frank Martocci Photo credit: Frank Martocci website Frank Martocci, an assistant district attorney, who is running as a Democrat in next year’s election, introduced himself to council and residents Tuesday night as a viable candidate for Beaver County. Beaver County District Attorney Tony Berosh announced he is not seeking re-election next year.
Martocci has spent the last 22 years litigating criminal cases, according to his campaign website, which also states he is “the only prosecutor in the race.
Ambridge Police Chief James Mann said the two have worked on four or five trials together, most recently the Marlin Kelly homicide case. Kelly was found guilty and is now serving a life sentence for murdering Conekia “Coco” Finney and her unborn baby at her Merchant Street apartment.
“I can affirm, he’s as fierce in the courtroom as he is kind in friendship,” Mann said.
Martocci said Mann likewise has been “a tremendous asset” in investigating cases and bringing them to a just conclusion.
“As an assistant district attorney right now, I have prosecuted some rather serious cases that have occurred here in the county and, in particular, here in Ambridge, and I’ve handled them personally with Chief Mann and his officers.”
Martocci has lived in Ambridge’s Old Economy district for eight years, and said he’ll have many more years in the borough if elected.
“I have every intention, if I’m elected, to try to do my best to keep this community safe,” he added.
More information on Martocci’s background can be found on his website frankmartocciforda.com.
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Martocci has spent the last 22 years litigating criminal cases, according to his campaign website, which also states he is “the only prosecutor in the race.
Ambridge Police Chief James Mann said the two have worked on four or five trials together, most recently the Marlin Kelly homicide case. Kelly was found guilty and is now serving a life sentence for murdering Conekia “Coco” Finney and her unborn baby at her Merchant Street apartment.
“I can affirm, he’s as fierce in the courtroom as he is kind in friendship,” Mann said.
Martocci said Mann likewise has been “a tremendous asset” in investigating cases and bringing them to a just conclusion.
“As an assistant district attorney right now, I have prosecuted some rather serious cases that have occurred here in the county and, in particular, here in Ambridge, and I’ve handled them personally with Chief Mann and his officers.”
Martocci has lived in Ambridge’s Old Economy district for eight years, and said he’ll have many more years in the borough if elected.
“I have every intention, if I’m elected, to try to do my best to keep this community safe,” he added.
More information on Martocci’s background can be found on his website frankmartocciforda.com.
Like Ambridge Connection on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Have a story you'd like to share? Email connect@ambridgeconnection.com.
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