He confronted the boy who supposedly attacked his daughter. The boy then killed him with a bat, say the prosecutors say

A man from New Jersey died on Easter Sunday, after he was died to death with a bat, according to the local authorities.

The 54 -year -old Louis Serbeck died when he was taken to the hospital after a deadly confrontation, in which his youthful daughter was also attacked according to the public prosecutor of Columbia County.

The police have now arrested 55-year-old Eric Hannah and an unnamed 17-year-old boy for murder and arms punishment, according to a press release from the public prosecutor.

The minor man, who was only identified as JH by prosecutors, is also raised before an additional indictment for serious bodily harm.

The confrontation came from an incident that took place the day before when the minor man attacked the daughter of Serbeck, which was not named by prosecutors.

After this incident, Serbeck and his daughter went with Hannah after the release on April 20.

The male teenager met Serbeck on the door, and the publication says that the exchange between the two became physical at some point.

“JH is said to have hit Serbeck in the head several times with a metal base ball bat,” says the publication. “It is still said that [Hannah]who was present and joined the fight, Serbeck hit the back of the head with a metal flashlight. “

In the release, JH realizes that JH “suffered facial injuries” and he also hit Serbeck's daughter in his head with a bat.

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Officials from the Vineland police authority soon arrived together with the employees for emergency services.

After the assessment of Serbeck's injuries, Ems hurried to the local hospital in Vineland, where he received a medical evacuation to the Cooper Hospital in Camden, about 40 miles north.

However, Serbeck died on the way according to the publication.

In the hope of helping Serbeck's both surviving daughters for his funeral service, a gofundme already exceeded his initial target of $ 10,000.

The creator of this fundraising campaign describes Serbeck as “brave, caring, sociable, warm -hearted, funny and protective men who are known”.

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