Connect with us

Central Jersey

Two indicted for 2022 Neptune Township murder of Marques Mills

Kedrick Chatmon and Lamare R. Walker have been indicted for the 2022 murder of 39-year-old Marques Mills of Neptune Township, N.J.

Marques Mills murder solved
Marques Mills


Two people have been indicted for the 2022 murder of Marques Mills.

Mills was 39 years old when he was ambushed and fatally shot on May 14, 2022, while leaving his family’s home in Neptune Township.

He succumbed to his injuries on May 15, 2022.

Two people indicted for Marques Mills murder

The Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office announced Kedrick Chatmon, 37, of Keansburg, and Lamare R. Walker, 45, of Barnegat, were both indicted on one count each of first-degree Murder and first-degree Conspiracy to Commit Murder in relation to the murder Mills.

Chatmon was also indicted on various weapons offenses as well.

A joint investigation involving members of the Prosecutor’s Office’s Major Crimes Bureau and the Neptune Township Police Department resulted in Chatmon and Walker being identified as the individuals responsible.

Both Chatmon and Walker were located and apprehended on Thursday, November 21, 2024, with Chatmon being located in Keansburg and Walker was taken into custody in Barnegat.

Life before his passing

Before his untimely death, Mills was a certified personal trainer and the owner of Plugged Inn Fly & Fit Clothing.

Mills was a 2000 graduate of Neptune High and a beloved member of the community.

He left behind his parents, brother, son, daughter, and a host of relatives and friends.

Jerseyvoices.com logo
Written By

Comments

Archives

news and tips

Facebook

Tags

Scarlet Sound Neptune High School choir Scarlet Sound Neptune High School choir

Neptune High School Choir to sing at Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting ceremony

Central Jersey

Native American Heritage Day at Thomas Fortune Cultural Center Native American Heritage Day at Thomas Fortune Cultural Center

T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center Commemorates Native American Heritage Day with Film Screening and Historical Presentation

Central Jersey

Dr. Medina, Ken Hodges, Wilbur V. Martin, Tina Watson, George Reed Dr. Medina, Ken Hodges, Wilbur V. Martin, Tina Watson, George Reed

Good Morning Asbury Park High School: Veterans Day and The League of Women Voters

Asbury Park

Native American Heritage Day Native American Heritage Day

T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center To Commemorate Native American Heritage Day with Film Screening and Historical Presentation

Central Jersey

Connect