Inmate charged in killing at Monmouth County Jail
FREEHOLD – A 29-year-old county jail inmate was charged with aggravated manslaughter after a fellow inmate was located unresponsive in a county jail kitchen area and later on died, the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Place of work declared Sunday.
Evan Raczkiewicz, 29, of Bradley Seashore was getting held at the Monmouth County Jail in Freehold, facing prices of theft, unlawful possession of a very long gun, theft and unlawful possession of a handgun subsequent a 2020 arrest, according to jail data.
Daniel Ferrara, 49, of the Ocean Grove section of Neptune “was discovered unresponsive in the kitchen space of the jail at around 5:20 a.m.,” according to a organized assertion from Christopher Swendeman, a spokesman for performing Monmouth County Prosecutor Lori Linskey. “Clinical staff members started everyday living-conserving endeavours even so, Ferrara succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased at 6:03 a.m.”
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Investigators from the jail and the prosecutor’s office environment “established that Raczkiewicz had struck Ferrara multiple occasions prior to his loss of life,” in accordance to the assertion.
The prosecutor’s workplace is asking anyone with facts to get hold of Detective Jason Gold at 732-431-7160, ext. 4025.
Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden explained “All security protocols were followed at the time of the incident by the workers at MCCI, and, ideas are with the relatives of inmate Ferrara.” Golden stated the jail is conducting “a comprehensive investigation,” into Ferrara’s loss of life, in coordination with the prosecutor’s business.
Assistant Prosecutors Caitlin Sidley and Joseph Cummings are prosecuting the circumstance. If convicted, Raczkiewicz could be sentenced to up to 30 years in prison, and would have to serve 85{a73b23072a465f6dd23983c09830ffe2a8245d9af5d9bd9adefc850bb6dffe13} of his sentence ahead of currently being qualified for parole under New Jersey’s No Early Launch Act.
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Raczkiewicz’s previous prices date back again to 2020. Law enforcement in Ocean Township arrested Raczkiewicz and a further man in September of that 12 months soon after investigating a report of a burglary on Eco-friendly Grove Road.
“It was uncovered that the proceeds of this theft had been several firearms,” according to a geared up assertion from Ocean police at the time.
It is unclear if Raczkiewicz has an attorney.
Ferrara had been held given that March, facing charges of theft, burglary, felony mischief and violations of court docket orders, in accordance to jail data.
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