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Haddon Township Police Officer Luke Falkenberg enters the Rohrer Towers II building Nov 3, 2024. Credit: NJPEN.

No Criminal Charges for Haddon Twp. Officer in 2024 Fatal Shooting of Pennsauken Man

A state grand jury has declined to criminally charge Haddon Township Police Officer Luke Falkenberg in the death of Pennsauken resident Keith Edelin, whom he encountered on a call at the Rohrer Towers apartments in 2024. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...

By Matt Skoufalos | July 28, 2026
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