Russell D. Heller was gunned down Wednesday outside the Franklin office of the energy company PSE&G, where he worked.
council members were shot dead in the past week, officials said Wednesday. Russell D. Heller, 51, was gunned down Wednesday outside the Franklin office of the energy company PSE&G, where he worked. The Republican councilman, who represented the borough of Milford in Hunterdon County, was pronounced dead at the scene, authorities said.
“He was so full of life, it’s just unbelievable that he’s gone,” Milford Mayor Henri Schepens said. The Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office said Gary T. Curtis, a former PSE&G employee, shot Heller before fleeing and taking his own life with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. A motive has not been disclosed, but authorities believe the shooting was targeted and an isolated incident.
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