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Police Search For Suspect In Cop Killing
Police are searching for Earl Foster Jr. in connection with the killing of a Pittsburg police officer. (ABC7)
Ray Giacomelli, 46, was a 23-year veteran of the Pittsburg Police Department. (Contra Costa Times)
Apr. 16
(BCN) Pittsburg police are looking for Earl Foster Jr. in connection with the killing of a 23-year veteran of the Pittsburg Police Department.
Foster is a resident of the home where Ray Giacomelli, 46, was found dead by a fellow police officer scheduled to meet him there to follow up on a case.
The police sergeant said Foster is the only man being sought for questioning in the case.
Ray Giacomelli, 46, was a 23-year veteran of the Pittsburg Police Department. (Contra Costa Times)
Giacomelli, a 23-year veteran of the Pittsburg Police Department and a homicide inspector for the past 10 years, received numerous awards throughout his career including the Silver Medal of Valor, Chief Baker said.
Giacomelli, who lived in Brentwood, leaves behind a wife and two daughters.
Law enforcement from around Contra Costa County, including the sheriff's office, the district attorney's office and the Pittsburg Police Department have launched a massive effort to identify and find whoever is responsible.
"We will spare no resource," said Lt. Dan Terry of the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office.
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