Daniel E. Nevius Sr. was shot by cops Sunday in Deptford. The state Attorney General's office is investigating the incident.
is being remembered by relatives as “the glue to our family.”
The family of Daniel E. Nevius Sr., 55, of Sicklerville, has created a fundraiser to help pay for his funeral expenses. Police responded to a 911 call at a home on Fox Run Road in Deptford Township on Sunday afternoon and encountered Nevius, according to the state Attorney General’s office, which is investigating the incident.
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