Marletta’s First Parole Eligibility Denied
Toni Marletta, the 52 year old Leonardo woman who struck and killed Marissa Procopio, 15, of Atlantic Highlands in a hit and run incident on July 7, 2015 will remain in state prison until at least May 8, 2019, according to the NJ Department of Corrections website. She had been eligible for parole this coming May, the victim’s mother, Danielle Procopio told MMM.
Danielle told MMM that Assistant Monmouth County Prosecutor Meghan Doyle informed her this morning that Marletta’s May 2018 parole was denied. Danielle had been waiting for a date with the Parole Board to make a statement and present a petition with over 1500 signatures opposing Marletta’s release when she got the news from Doyle.
Posted: March 26th, 2018 | Author: Art Gallagher | Filed under: Monmouth County News, New Jersey | Tags: Danielle Procopio, Danielle Procopio-Adams, Judge Vincent Falcetanto, Marissa Procopio, Meghan Doyle, Monmouth County News, New Jersey, NJ Department of Corrections, NJ Parole Board, Toni Marletta | Comments Off on Marletta’s First Parole Eligibility Denied