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Investigators Seek Link Between Party, Fatal July 4th Shooting On Jersey Shore Investigators Seek Link Between Party, Fatal July 4th Shooting On Jersey Shore
Investigators Seek Link Between Party, Fatal July 4th Shooting On Jersey Shore Detectives seek the public's help from anyone who may have witnessed a fatal shooting that took place in Neptune Township last July 4. Neptune Township Police Department responded to a report of gunfire on July 4, 2022, just before 1:45 a.m. in the area of Route 35/South Concourse. Police found 26-year-old Ayres Gray Jr. of Manalapan in a parked vehicle on South Concourse, having sustained multiple gunshot wounds. Gray was then rushed to Jersey Shore University Medical Center, where he succumbed to his injuries approximately an hour later. Further investigation reveale…

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by Jon Craig
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Prosecutor Seeks Public's Help In 2022 Killing On Jersey Shore Prosecutor Seeks Public's Help In 2022 Killing On Jersey Shore
Prosecutor Seeks Public's Help In 2022 Killing On Jersey Shore The Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office is seeking the public's help in a fatal shooting that took place in Neptune Township last summer. The shooting happened just before 1:45 a.m. on July 4, 2022, after which members of the Neptune Township Police Department responded to a report of gunfire.  Police found 26-year-old Ayres Gray, Jr. of Manalapan in a parked vehicle on South Concourse, having sustained multiple gunshot wounds, according to Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond S. Santiago. Gray was then rushed to Jersey Shore University Medical Center, where he …

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by Jon Craig
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Authorities Seek Public's Help Cracking 3 Fatal Shooting Cases: Prosecutor Authorities Seek Public's Help Cracking 3 Fatal Shooting Cases: Prosecutor
Authorities Seek Public's Help Cracking 3 Fatal Shooting Cases: Prosecutor As investigations continue into fatal shootings that claimed the lives of three local men in recent months, authorities are making a plea to the public for tips toward making arrests. “One of them had just spent time with his friends. Another had just had dinner with his mom. A third had just stopped by his parents’ house to say hello and was on his way over to see his girlfriend,” Acting Monmouth County Prosecutor Lori Linskey said. “Each of these men had people who loved them dearly and every reason to expect many more years of happiness and prosperity – …

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by Jon Craig