4 People Charged in Connection With Death of Detective

New Jersey Detective Sergeant Monica Mosley’s murder has left a community grieving and seeking justice as four individuals face charges connected to her tragic death.

At a Glance

Three people have been charged with Detective Mosley’s murder during a home invasion.
A fourth individual faces charges of hindering the investigation.
The Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office leads the case.
Mosley, a dedicated officer and mother, is mourned by her community.

Details of the Case

Three individuals, Nyshawn Mutcherson, Jarred Brown, and Richard Hawkins Willis, are charged with murder after the deadly shooting of Detective Sergeant Monica Mosley during a violent home invasion in Bridgeton, New Jersey, on October 15, 2024. Investigation reports indicate these suspects changed into dark clothing and traveled to Mosley’s home before shooting her. Mutcherson, after being shot in the chest by Mosley in self-defense, received treatment at Inspira Medical Center.

A fourth suspect, Cyndia Pimentel, faces charges for obstructing the investigation and tampering with evidence. Brown and Willis allegedly returned to a location on South Avenue with Pimentel to destroy evidence. Comprehensive investigative methods including cellphone data, surveillance footage, and forensic analysis were employed to piece together the sequence of events.

#BREAKING UPDATE: Four people were arrested and charged in connection to the murder of Detective Sergeant Monica Mosley inside her home in Bridgeton, NJ, earlier this month: https://t.co/GHOXnZxnBv

— NBC10 Philadelphia (@NBCPhiladelphia) October 28, 2024

The Investigation and Justice Pursuit

The Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office, led by Prosecutor Jeffrey Sutherland, spearheads the investigation. “This is a significant step toward justice for Detective Sergeant Monica Mosley and her family,” Sutherland stated, echoing a commitment to hold culpable parties accountable. Multiple law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and U.S. Marshals, are involved in this extensive investigation aimed at bringing justice and peace to Mosley’s family.

Mosley’s murder has not only deprived her family of a beloved matriarch but also burdened the entire community. Prosecutor’s offices across the state, along with New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, expressed their heartfelt condolences and note the profound impact of her loss on law enforcement colleagues and beyond. Platkin conveyed hopes that efforts to secure justice provide solace to those most affected.

Honoring Monica Mosley’s Legacy

Detective Sergeant Monica Mosley, aged 51, leaves behind a legacy of dedicated public service. Since her entry into the Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office in 2006, Mosley excelled across various important divisions. Her profound impact on the Special Victims Unit, Community Justice, and Internal Affairs reflects her commitment to integrity and justice. Tragically, her life was cut short while bravely protecting her home from intruders.

“The law enforcement community and the State of New Jersey have lost a steadfast and dedicated public servant, but we know that the loss of Sergeant Monica Mosley is most deeply felt by her family, loved ones, and colleagues,” Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin said.

The local community mourns the loss of a respected officer described as embodying ‘honor, dignity, and respect.’ Her untimely passing sparks both sorrow and a resolute determination among her colleagues to continue investigating the circumstances surrounding her death. The public is urged to supply any useful information as the investigation unfolds, with hopes of preventing similar tragedies in the future.