An article from the Star-Ledger on July 17, 1967 covering the shooting of Newark Fire Captain Michael Moran. Moran was shot on July 15th at 500 Central Avenue, just up the street from a National Guard blockade where shooting had broken out minutes earlier. — Credit: The Star-Ledger
Article from the Star-Ledger on July 16, 1967 covering the shooting of Newark Fire Captain Michael Moran. Moran was shot on July 15th at 500 Central Avenue, just up the street from a National Guard blockade where shooting had broken out minutes earlier. — Credit: The Star-Ledger
Grand Jury report on the fatal shooting of 41-year-old Newark Fire Captain, Michael Moran, on July 15, 1967. According to the report, Moran was hit by a bullet that “apparently ricocheted before striking” him after Moran responded to an alarm on Central Avenue. The Grand Jury found “no cause for indictment.” — Credit: Newark Public Library
Notes of Newark Legal Services Project on witness accounts of the death of Michael Moran, a Captain in the Newark Fire Department. According to the witness, Moran was shot in the abdomen by a “sniper” from a passing car. — Credit: junius Williams Papers
