A 34-year-old Antioch woman has been arrested in the March 22nd slaying of a Pittsburg convenience store clerk.
Pittsburg police said Jessica Russo was arrested after police served a search warrant around 2 p.m. Wednesday at a home in the 2000 block of D Street in Antioch.
Investigators determined Rossignon and Russo were in an altercation on Bruno Avenue that led to several shots being fired in the air from a handgun. No one was injured in that shooting.
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