Suspect in Fontana shooting that left woman injured caught
George Livisaca, 26 years old
FONTANA, Calif. - A Tuesday shooting in Fontana left a woman injured, three people arrested, and police asking the community for help identifying the individual they say is responsible for the shooting.
By Thursday afternoon, police had 26-year-old George Livisaca in handcuffs.
The shooting happened at about 5:23 p.m. at the Jack Bulik Park located at 16581 Filbert Road in the city of Fontana. Police say several individuals believed to be known to each other were involved in a physical argument that escalated when a man, identified later as Livisaca, pulled out a handgun and fired one round towards some of the individuals involved in the argument.
(Fontana Police Department)
During the shooting, a woman was injured. She was taken to the hospital where she was treated and later released.
Police arrested three people involved in the shooting for various charges:
- Michelle Pacheco, 36 years old,
- Jocelyn Castro, 25 years old
- and Robert Castro, 19 years old
At about 1:27 p.m. Thursday, Fontana police say detectives located Livisaca in the 14800 block of Arrow Boulevard in Fontana. Police described him as a heavy-set Hispanic male adult, about 5-feet 8-inches tall, and weighing approximately 240 pounds, seen wearing black pants and a black shirt at the time of the shooting.
Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to call the Fontana Police Department Investigations Bureau at 909-350-7720 or Detective B. Miller at 909-854-8148.