Teen charged with killing neighbor ordered back to jail in N.J. after Florida arrest NJ.com 1 hr ago Matt Gray, nj.com
A South Jersey man charged with aggravated manslaughter in the stabbing death of a neighbor will return to jail to await trial following his recent arrest in Florida for allegedly threatening a motorist.
Zachary T. Latham, 18, of Vineland, was charged last May in the killing of veteran state corrections officer William T. Durham Sr., 51, following an ongoing dispute. Latham was released from jail that same month, over the objection of prosecutors and Durham’s family, and allowed to relocate to Florida while he awaited trial in New Jersey.
N.J. man surrenders to Fla. authorities after warrant issued for fatal stabbing charges
Updated Feb 05, 2021;
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A New Jersey man charged with stabbing his neighbor to death last year has surrendered to Florida authorities after his pre-trial release was revoked earlier this week.
Zachary T. Latham, 18, of Vineland, was charged with aggravated manslaughter in the May 4 killing of 51-year-old William T. Durham Sr., a state corrections officer, following a long-running feud.
A New Jersey Superior Court judge revoked Latham’s pre-trial release and issued a bench warrant for his arrest Tuesday, citing multiple violations of release orders.
Latham was booked into jail in Collier County, Florida, on Thursday on that warrant.