What to Know
- Authorities in New Jersey have charged two men with killing a pizza deliveryman
- Passaic County Prosecutor Camelia Valdes says Andy DeJesus, 18, and Joel Nunez, 18, both from Garfield, face charges, including murder
- The teens were charged in connection to the killing of 27-year-old Elmwood Park resident Dervy Almonte-Moore July 15
Authorities in New Jersey have charged two men with killing a pizza deliveryman.
Passaic County Prosecutor Camelia Valdes says 18-year-old Andy DeJesus and 18-year-old Joel Nunez, both from Garfield, are charged with murder, robbery and other offenses in the killing of 27-year-old Elmwood Park resident Dervy Almonte-Moore.
They are scheduled for an initial court appearance on Wednesday.
According to authorities, Almonte-Moore was delivering pizzas for Jumbo's Pizza in Wallington to an address in Clifton shortly after 2 a.m. on July 15. Police believe he was approached by multiple people and shot while attempting to drive away.
Police responding to a report of a motor vehicle accident found him in his car suffering from a gunshot wound.
It wasn't immediately known if DeJesus or Nunez had retained an attorney.
