A New Jersey man has been arrested and accused of causing his nephew's overdose death by forcing him to clean up drug paraphernalia. Troy Nokes was charged with manslaughter and endangering the welfare of a child in connection with the death of his nephew, the Camden County Prosecutor's Office and Gloucester Township Police announced in a news release. The young boy lived in the New Jersey home where Nokes manufactured the drug, the release said. The child was found unresponsive on the bus in January. The boy died of his injuries on February 1. The City of Philadelphia Office of the Medical Examiner ruled that he died of drug intoxication. Nokes manufactured the drug the weekend before the child's death and ordered the child to clean up the drug paraphernalia. The boy was not wearing gloves at the time, according to witnesses. In addition to manslaughter, Nokes was also charged with first degree strict liability drug-induced death, first degree maintaining a controlled dangerous substance production facility, employing a juvenile in a drug distribution scheme, witness tampering, tampering with evidence, and other charges. Prosecutors said that a woman namedJoanna Johnson was also charged with tampering of evidence and aiding and abetting Nokes' arrest. NBC Philadelphia reported that Johnson is Nokes girlfriend. Gloucester Township Police Chief David Harkins told the station that the grandmother and caretakers of the child are devastated. She is losing a family member who is going into the criminal justice system to be prosecuted. Harkins said that she lost her 12-year-old grandson. The United States Marshals Service Regional Fugitive Task Force arrested Nokes and Johnson. They are being held at the Camden County Correctional Facility. Lawyer information for the pair was not immediately available. The investigation is still going on. Medical experts say that exposure to Fentanyl alone does not cause overdoses. Ryan Marino, medical director for toxicology and addiction at University Hospitals in Cleveland told NBC News that casual exposure alone is not enough to save someone from an overdose. It is not possible to overdose on Fentanyl or Fentanyl analogues through accidental skin contact or from close proximity alone, according to the Drug Policy Alliance. Gloves are enough. Anyone with additional information in the case is asked to contact local authorities or send anonymous tips toccpotips@ccprosecutor.org. The comedian knows how much TikTokers make. The parents of a 14-year-old boy watched in horror from the ground as their son plummeted to his death after falling from the tallest drop tower amusement park ride in the world on Thursday night. The Free Fall ride at the ICON Amusement Park was the scene of a terrible accident. 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