Chicago, Illinois – The Chicago Police Department has identified a suspect in the tragic murder of officer Luis Huesca, sources confirmed on Friday evening. An arrest warrant has been issued for the suspect, although they have not yet been taken into custody.

Huesca, a police officer, was fatally shot multiple times while in uniform shortly after returning home from work early Sunday morning in the Gage Park neighborhood on West 56th Street.

According to sources, WGN Investigates has obtained a copy of the arrest warrant naming a suspect for the murder of Officer Luis Huesca. The suspect, a 22-year-old man, is facing charges of first-degree murder, although their identity has not been officially disclosed.

In the warrant, a detective is listed as the complainant for the case, but with the addition of “for [police officer] Luis Huesca,” indicating that the arrest was carried out in honor of the fallen officer.

Visitation and funeral services for Huesca have been arranged, with visitation scheduled to be open to the public from 1-8 p.m. Sunday at the Blake and Lamb Funeral Home in Oak Lawn.

The Chicago Police Department is actively pursuing leads and working diligently to bring the suspect to justice in this heartbreaking case. The community is mourning the loss of Officer Huesca, a dedicated member of the force who tragically lost his life in the line of duty. Huesca’s service and sacrifice are being honored, as colleagues and loved ones pay their respects and remember his dedication to protecting and serving the city.

Funeral arrangements for Officer Huesca serve as a somber reminder of the dangers law enforcement officers face every day, highlighting the need for continued support and appreciation for those who risk their lives to keep our communities safe.