Victims ID'd After 2 Killed In South Jersey Motel Shooting: Cops

SOUTH JERSEY – Two people were killed in a shooting at a South Jersey motel this week, prosecutors said. The victims were identified on Friday.

Isa Hallman and Kapri Taylor, both 28, were killed in the shooting, according to the Salem County Prosecutor's Office. Their hometowns were not immediately known.

The incident happened at 8:08 p.m. on Thursday when police responded to report of gunshots at the Salem Motor Lodge at 237 East Broadway in Salem, according to the SCPO.

Upon arrival, officers found one male victim, Hallman, who was shot. Hallman was later pronounced dead at the scene. Two other male victims had been transported to the hospital by car, prosecutors said.

Taylor was pronounced dead at the hospital with apparent gunshot wounds. Another man was transferred to Cooper Hospital in critical condition with gunshot wounds.

Police are currently working with the public to determine the possible shooters responsible for this tragic incident.

Anyone with information is urged to call Detective Walt Christy at (856) 935-0033 or Sgt. Ryan Donelson at (609) 839-7615.

Salem Police were assisted by the Salem County Prosecutor’s Office, Lower Alloways Creek Police Department, Pennsville Police Department, Salem County Sheriff’s Department, Salem County Communications and the New Jersey State Police.