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Arrest Made In Death Of 41-Year-Old Woman Found In Woodbury Shed

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Investigators stand near the area where a body was found in Woodbury, New Jersey Monday morning. Investigators stand near the area where a body was found in Woodbury, New Jersey Monday morning.
WOODBURY, N.J. -

A 32-year-old Woodbury man was arrested in connection to the murder of a woman whose body was found early Monday morning.

According to the Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office, Harry John Neher was arrested Monday. Police say he faces first degree murder in the death of 41-year-old Sabrina Bullock.

Bullock's body was found Monday morning around 3 a.m. in a clothing collection bin located behind an apartment building off Russell Street where Neher lived, police said.

Bullock, who lived with her juvenile daughter, was last seen alive Saturday. Police say she was reported missing by her family on Sunday.

Her body was discovered by a Woodbury police officer who was conducting a search.

The Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office says an autopsy performed on her body confirms her death was the result of blunt trauma to the head and neck.

Stay with myfoxphillly.com and FOX 29 News for updates.

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