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Police divers in Ventnor, N.J., recovered the body of a Sicklerville man early this morning, the Inquirer reports.
Investigators say Ventnor Police received a 911 call just after midnight, saying that a man was diving into the water at Princeton Avenue and the Bay, and that he was not resurfacing.
Search and rescue teams found the body of Jeremy Williams, 24, of Sicklerville.
Police are investigating the events leading up to William's death.
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