Man Wanted For Double Homicide Arrested In Morris County: Police

DOVER, NJ - The Morris County Sheriff’s Office Warrants Section helped apprehend one of four suspects wanted for the gunshot slayings of two people in Glassboro on Aug. 19, authorities said.

“We are really thankful for the support. The people at the Morris County Sheriff’s Office were absolutely great,” said Thomas R. Gilbert, Acting Chief of Detectives for the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office.

The Morris County Sheriff’s Office Warrants Squad was contacted over the weekend by Gloucester County authorities, who had an arrest warrant for a man identified as Daniel P. Hall, 23, who temporarily has been living in Dover, police said.

The death of Manuel DelaRosa Jr., 26, and Shantal Farrow, 36, were discovered on Aug. 19 at 9:16 a.m. by Glassboro Police Department Officers who were conducting a check on the well-being of the men at their residence on Warrick Avenue in Glassboro.

The victims were discovered inside the home, dead from gunshot wounds and authorities identified four men, including Daniel Hall, as suspects in the robbery and murders.

Hall was located in a room of the house and taken into custody without incident around 7:30 a.m. on a warrant for two counts each of murder, felony murder, conspiracy to commit murder and robbery and one count each of unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.

“I’m proud of the skills and professionalism of all the Sheriff’s Officers involved and pleased we could assist Gloucester County in apprehending a suspect in a horrific double homicide,” Gannon said.

Also charged in the homicides are Abdelgadi H. Hassan, 19, of Trenton, Altaifjoe H. Hassan, 23, of Glassboro, and Devon J. Conover, 19, of Trenton.

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