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Camden NJ Man Shot, Killed While Sitting in Car

By Travis Tormey on May 1, 2017
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Camden County NJ Homicide LawyersCamden County law enforcement is investigating the fatal shooting of a man who was sitting in his vehicle on a Camden NJ street.

The shooting happened just after 6:35 p.m. on the 1200 block of North 18th Street in Camden, NJ. The Camden County Police Department got a ShotSpotter alert about gunshots fired in the area and dispatched cops to the scene.

When Camden County officers arrived at the site of the shooting, they found the victim seated in his car and suffering from very serious gunshot wounds.

Paramedics transported the shooting victim to nearby Cooper University Hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead. Authorities later identified the victim as a 33-year-old man who lived in Camden, New Jersey.

According to the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office, the investigation into the killing is active and ongoing. However, Camden County detectives have yet to identify a suspect in the homicide case.

This is the third homicide in Camden NJ already this year.

To learn more about the most recent Camden murder case, view the NJ.com article, “Man Found Shot to Death in Car in Camden, Officials Say.”

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  • Blog:
    Camden New Jersey Criminal Law Blog
  • Organization:
    The Tormey Law Firm

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