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Police seek man suspected of killing his 2 cousins in West Covina

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West Covina police Friday sought the public’s help to find a man who allegedly shot his two cousins to death.

The crime occurred on Nov. 2 at 10:45 p.m. in a carport parking lot of the Walnut Ridge apartment complex near the 3400 block of South Sentous Avenue, the West Covina Police Department reported.

Maliki Foust, 22, and his brother Majarion Foust, 19, were shot multiple times, police said.

| Photos courtesy of the West Covina Police Department

“There is an arrest warrant for Michael Mariano Jr., and efforts are being made to take him into custody,” police said in a statement.

A motive for the shooting was not known, police said. Police released surveillance video of the crime, along with a photo of the suspect, and urged anyone knowing his whereabouts to call 626-939-8688.

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