Hackensack Man Wanted in Connection with Murder, Reportedly Killed Himself
The suspect was an adult male resident of Hackensack, New Jersey. He was identified as the possible culprit in the recent shooting death of Jacqueline Dicks, an MTA conductor.
According to law enforcement, the suspect may have shot and killed the victim late at night.
Detectives identified the suspect and then sent a SWAT team to his home on First Street in Hackensack, New Jersey. When police officers and SWAT team members arrived at the residence, the suspect reportedly refused to come outside and even went so far as to barricade himself inside the house.
After several hours of negotiations with police, the suspect allegedly used a handgun to shoot himself. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Hackensack Police Department and the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office investigated the killing of Dicks. After the suspect reportedly killed himself at his Hackensack residence, both law enforcement agencies declined to comment.
For further information about this case, read the NJ.com article, “Suspected Killer of MTA Conductor Commits Suicide During N.J. Standoff: Report.”
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