posted by Joe Polk at 2:22 AM /
Police found a man who barricaded himself inside a Mt. Lebanon home Saturday dead in a second-floor bedroom about four hours after they began urging him to come out.
Allegheny County real estate records show the home on Adeline Street is owned by Lawrence D. Carpico, a county homicide detective.
Mt. Lebanon police spokesman Aaron Lauth could not confirm the man`s identity. The Medical Examiner`s Office was waiting to notify next of kin before releasing any information.
Lauth said a member of the South Hills emergency response team entered the house with a key from a relative after hearing a gunshot.
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Allegheny County real estate records show the home on Adeline Street is owned by Lawrence D. Carpico, a county homicide detective.
Mt. Lebanon police spokesman Aaron Lauth could not confirm the man`s identity. The Medical Examiner`s Office was waiting to notify next of kin before releasing any information.
Lauth said a member of the South Hills emergency response team entered the house with a key from a relative after hearing a gunshot.
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- www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/breaking/s_751544.html (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
1 Comments:
It was Lawrence Carpico:
http://www.abc27.com/story/15267212/detective-commits-suicide-after-pa-swat-standoff
David Huston
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