Sources told CBS2 the bodies of a woman and young girl were found under a mattress inside a home in Roselle, New Jersey. csloantv reports.
Sources told CBS2 the bodies of a woman and a young girl were found under a mattress inside a house on West 7th Avenue."We were surprised to hear and nobody knew what was going on until they saw the police presence," said John Bambino.
"I've never seen anything, very quiet and nice neighborhood. It's kind of scary, something like that might be happening," said Alicia Mendez. On social media, family members had been asking for information on the woman's and girl's whereabouts. The Union County Prosecutor's Office said there is no threat to the community. Sources added an arrest was made out of state.
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