Police investigate suspected Pathmark shooter's home
Police spent nearly all day at the home of the man suspected of opening fire at a Pathmark in Old Bridge. Sources tell News 12 New Jersey that Terence Tyler, 23, lived in an apartment complex right
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Sep 1, 2012, 3:14 AM
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Updated 4,519 days ago
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Police spent nearly all day at the home of the man suspected of opening fire at a Pathmark in Old Bridge.
Sources tell News 12 New Jersey that Terence Tyler, 23, lived in an apartment complex right behind the Pathmark. He lived with his parents and two sisters.
According to neighbors, police took the suspected gunman's parents and sisters out of the apartment. Witnesses say police then spent most of the morning removing boxes of what appeared to be evidence out of the apartment.
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