Winslow Township

Marcus L. Norman of Sicklerville is charged with attempted murder and weapons offenses.

The Camden County prosecutor says what started as an argument inside a Winslow Township Wawa quickly turned into a double shooting.

Police say Norman and another 20-year-old man had a disagreement inside the store at Sicklerville and Williamstown New Freedom Road shortly after 9:00 Sunday night.

Surveillance video, they say, shows Norman punch the other man, pull a gun, and fire.

Now, officials say the woman did not have working smoke detectors inside, and while she is going to recover, her cats, we've learned, did die in that fire.

A Sicklerville man is facing charges today for a shooting inside a Winslow Township Wawa Sunday night.

Authorities say 20-year-old Marcus Norman shot another man inside the store on the 400 block of Sicklerville Road during an argument.

Norman also suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his hand.

An argument gave way to a shooting inside of a South Jersey Wawa.

The Camden County Prosecutor's Office says Winslow Township Police were called to this store on the 400 block of Sicklerville Road just after 9:00 last night.

A 20-year-old man was found inside with a gunshot wound.

He was taken to Cooper University Hospital in stable condition.

You're starting to see more breaks.

Pemberton out to Winslow Township, even Toms River.

The steady light rainfall is hit or miss as we head through the rest of today.

But that east wind is going to continue to lock in those clouds.

Some heavy hitting downpours continue all the way back to our exclusive radar site in Lancaster County around Redding, but really focused in south of the city through parts of Newcastle County, Delaware, Wilmington, out to Bear, Delaware, Middletown, Delaware as well.

Even parts of the Atlantic City Expressway around Winslow Township.

And we're continuing to monitor some rainfall rates there close to one inch per hour.

So those are the heavy hitting downpours that put down a good deal in a short window of time and allows for ponding on local roadways and reduction in visibility.

And by the way, they played Glassboro this past weekend.

Of course, Karan Cesar plays for Winslow Township.

Glassboro had a 29-game winning streak going on when Winslow's been a two-time state champ in New Jersey.

So it was a big game for them.