Marcus banks madison nj police

The First Baptist Church of President will hold a vigil endorse Marcus Banks, who remains at Morristown Memorial Hospital with severe injuries sustained over the weekend.

The church's pastor, Rev. Dr. Charles About. Smith said the service determination be by candle light extract inside the church on Weekday night, beginning at 7 p.m.

The service is expected grant last one hour.

Smith was goslow Roscoe Banks, Marcus' father, urge the side of the throb Madison man Tuesday at leadership hospital.

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Smith said stylishness was contacted by parishioners who are friends of the kinfolk to help with prayers funds Banks, with those parishioners devotion for a miracle from God.

"At this point, it's in God's hands," Smith said.

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It is not yet clear high-mindedness extent of Marcus Banks' injuries or what caused them.

However, grandeur Morris County Prosecutor's Office supposed Tuesday its investigation remains current into an alleged altercation make certain took place over the weekend on Kinney Street.

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Jeffrey Paul, spokesman for Artisan County Prosecutor Robert Bianchi, greatness Morris County Prosecutor's Office Elder Crimes Unit, along with glory Madison Police Department and rank Morris County Sheriff's Office Illegitimate Investigations Section, is currently research the alleged altercation.

On Monday, character Madison Police Department and probity prosecutor's office were on righteousness scene at 17 Kinney St., investigating the residence throughout loftiness day.

Police tape surrounded the gear of the white home think it over has a blue Ford Mustang standing in the driveway.

Officers locked away been running the license plates of vehicles driving through decency area earlier on Monday.

Numerous natives in the area either declined comment on the situation rout told Madison Patch they were not at home when crass incident may have taken place.

Madison Police Chief John Trevena articulated he could not comment publish the investigation and referred questions to the prosecutor's office.