Anthony Collins Manslaughter "proof problems"

The request was refused by Ocean County Prosecutor's Office.

Sean Nelson Boero

Dear Ocean County Prosecutor's Office,

This is a request for public records made under OPRA and the common law right of access. I am not required to fill out an official form. Please acknowledge receipt of this message.
Records requested:

On September 18, 2018, a 70-year old man, Robert May, was assaulted by Anthony Collins in Seaside Heights, NJ. On October 1, 2023, Robert May died as a result of injuries received during the assault. On June 10, 2024, Prosecutor Billhimer released a public statement when Anthony Collins pled Guilty to Manslaughter explaining "Certain proof problems in this case resulted in the State entering into a plea agreement with a recommended sentence that is below the normal sentencing range for manslaughter. The victim's family recognizes and understands those issues, and is in support of this resolution. I commend them for their compassionate and forgiving nature."

That is very nice of the family.

I am respectfully requesting you kindly research the records associated with this case and consult with Brad and identify the "proof problems" he thought was reason to agree that 3 years for killing a 70-year old riding his bicycle was appropriate.

Yours faithfully,

Sean Nelson Boero

Sean Nelson Boero

Dear Ocean County Prosecutor's Office,

This respectful request has been flagged, presumably by someone at the OCPO, for Administrative Review. I quoted Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer’s press release and would like you to identify the “proof problems” identified by Bradley. I do not believe that is unreasonable given the case relates to the death of a 70 year old man. Kindly review your records and identify the “proof problems.”

Thanks!

Yours faithfully,

Sean Nelson Boero

OCPO_OPRA, Ocean County Prosecutor's Office

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