BREAKING: Pennsauken, New Jersey Man Charged With Killing A Man

31-YEAR-OLD PENNSAUKEN MAN CHARGED WITH THE SATURDAY NIGHT FATAL CHOKING OF A MAN

     "Tyler Roderick Has Been Charged With Aggravated Manslaughter For The Fatal Choking Death Of Bradley Niesen."

Tuesday, December 26, 2023, 3:00 P.M. ET. By Art Fletcher: Englebrook Independent News,

PENNSAUKEN, NJ.- A 31-Year-Old Pennsauken, New Jersey man was Taken into Custody and Charged in connection with The Fatal Choking of a man that occurred late Saturday Night in Pennsauken, New Jersey.

     According to Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay, on Saturday, December 23, 2023, just minutes after 11:30 p.m., Members of The Pennsauken Police Department responded to a 911 Emergency Call reporting an altercation located on the 4600 Block of High Street in Pennsauken.

     Upon arrival, Police Officers found a man, later identified as Bradley Niesen, 31, of Pennsauken, New Jersey, unresponsive at the location. Mr. Niesen was subsequently pronounced deceased at the scene.

      A Swift-Moving Investigation by Members of The Camden County Prosecutor's Office Homicide Unit and Detectives of The Pennsauken Police Department were able to identify Tyler Roderick, 31, of Pennsauken, New Jersey as a Suspect and the Individual responsible for The Death of Mr. Niesen.

     Accordingly, on Sunday, December 24, 2023, Mr. Roderick was Arrested and Charged with One Count of First Degree Aggravated Manslaughter. Roderick was Processed on The Charged and Remanded to The Camden County Correctional Facility pending Future Court Proceedings. 

     Anyone with information regarding this matter is urged to contact Detective Michael Dons of The Camden County Homicide Unit at (856) 365-3125 or you can contact Detective Mark Bristow of The Pennsauken Police Department at (856)- 488-0080 Ext. 2420.

"The Rules Of The Court Require Us To Include A Statement, That States: The Charges Outlined In This Publication Are Merely Accusations And The Defendant And Or Defendants Are Presumed Innocent Unless And Until Proven Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt."

FILED UNDER: DECEMBER 26, 2023: LAW, CAMDEN: