The incident took place at an apartment complex in South Jersey, police say
in an apartment complex in Burlington County early Saturday.
Hollingsworth was in custody in the Burlington County Jail Saturday night, pending a detention hearing to be held in the near future, authorities said. “When police arrived, they discovered Thomas Pierson III, 26, of Evesham, deceased in the residence with multiple stab wounds,” the prosecutor and acting police chief said in a joint statement late Saturday night. “The victim’s dog, a King Corso named Django, was also found deceased with stab wounds, on a stairwell landing. Potential charges related to Django’s death await further investigation into the incident.
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