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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Surveillance footage and blood trails were among the evidence police used to link a couple to the August shooting death of a man in Pittsburgh’s Crafton Heights section.
Police announced Tuesday that they are seeking 33-year-old Julius Stackhouse and 20-year-old Dymond Locke in connection with the murder of 25-year-old Domanek Cabbagestalk.
Stackhouse faces homicide and conspiracy charges along with a firearms offense. Locke faces charges of soliciting homicide and conspiracy.
Officers responded to an Aug. 31 call that a man who had been shot was lying on the porch of a Steuben Street home. Cabbagestalk was rushed to Allegheny General Hospital, where he remained until his Sept. 9 death.
Police suspect that Stackhouse might have fled to the Cleveland area. Locke is believed to still be in Pittsburgh.