Marcus Morrisey was additionally convicted of Possession of a Prohibited Weapon (a stun gun) and Possession of a Weapon (stun gun) for an Unlawful Purpose. 13, 2023, a jury found both men guilty of Murder, Felony Murder, Armed Robbery, Unlawful Possession of a Firearm, and Possession of a Firearm for an Unlawful Purpose. 8, 2019.īoth men were subsequently indicted in February 2019.įollowing a three-week trial before Judge Lemieux, on Monday, Feb. 29, 2018, while Danron Morrisey was taken into custody Tuesday, Jan. Marcus Morrisey was apprehended Thursday, Nov. Goodman was transported to Jersey Shore University Medical Center, Neptune, where he succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead several hours later.Ī joint investigation involving members of the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office (MCPO) Major Crimes Bureau and the Neptune Township Police Department was immediately launched, and it resulted in the identification of the Morriseys as the individuals responsible for the shooting. Responding officers arrived to find the victim, 43-year-old Randolph Goodman, who had sustained a gunshot to his abdomen. 10, 2018, members of the Neptune Township Police Department responded to a report of a person being shot at 1030 Old Corlies Avenue. Lemieux.īoth sentences are subject to New Jersey’s No Early Release Act (NERA), meaning a minimum of 85 percent of the term must be served before the possibility of parole.Īt approximately 9:21 p.m.
Marcus Morrisey, 52, received a sentence of life in state prison - defined by state law as 75 years - and his 30-year-old nephew, Danron Morrisey, received a sentence of 55 years, under the terms set down yesterday by Monmouth County Superior Court Judge Marc C. MONMOUTH COUNTY - A pair of relatives have each been sentenced to lengthy prison terms for their respective roles in a botched robbery that culminated with a fatal shooting in 2018, Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond S.
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