Molotov Arson in South Toms River
Key Questions
Who was charged in the South Toms River arson incident?
Tashaun Normand, a 42-year-old man from the Bronx, New York, was charged with two counts of aggravated arson and possession of destructive devices. He allegedly threw Molotov cocktails at a home and vehicle on March 23. The multi-agency effort led to his capture.
What did the suspect do in the arson attack?
Normand threw Molotov cocktails at a home and vehicle in South Toms River, igniting fires. The attacks occurred on March 23. He faces charges for using destructive devices.
Where and when was the arson suspect captured?
Tashaun Normand was captured in Tennessee on March 30. Extradition to New Jersey is underway. The arrest followed a multi-agency investigation.
What charges does Tashaun Normand face?
He is charged with two counts of aggravated arson and two counts of possession of destructive devices. The incident involved Molotov cocktails targeting a home and vehicle. Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer announced the charges.
What is the current status of the South Toms River arson case?
The suspect was captured in Tennessee, and extradition is in process. The incident occurred on March 23 in Ocean County. No injuries were reported from the fires.
Bronx man Tashaun Normand charged with aggravated arson after throwing Molotov cocktails at home and vehicle on March 23, igniting fires. Captured in Tennessee March 30; extradition underway amid multi-agency effort.