Chicago police previously said Huesca's vehicle and service weapon were stolen in an apparent carjacking earlier this month.
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His car was later dumped and recovered, police said.
Snelling said Monday afternoon that his gun has also been recovered, but it was not immediately clear when that occurred.
Officer Huesca was shot and killed while in his uniform last Sunday while driving home in Gage Park after leaving his shift.
RELATED | $100K in rewards offered for information leading to Xavier Tate, Jr., accused killer of Ofc. Huesca
A manhunt is underway for accused cop killer Xavier Tate Jr. after an arrest warrant was issued in Huesca's death.
Manhunt continues Sunday for accused CPD cop killer Xavier Tate, Jr.
The 22-year-old is accused of shooting Officer Huesca with a 40-caliber gun.
Rewards totaling $100,000 are now being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction of Tate Jr., who is from Aurora, Chicago police said.
Additional court documents show Tate Jr. was arrested on March 6 on a misdemeanor charge of criminal trespassing in Olympia Fields. He was supposed to be in court for that charge on Wednesday in Markham, but he did not show up for that appearance.
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Crime Stoppers and ATF are offering a combined $25,000. The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation, the FBI and the Fraternal Order of Police are offering a combined $75,000.
Anyone that has information is asked to call 1-800-535-STOP or the CPD hotline at 833-408-0069, or email tips@cookcountycrimestoppers.org. All tips are anonymous. Crime Stoppers will provide a code number to possibly redeem the reward.
The FBI released more information about the suspect Saturday.
Tate Jr. has a tattoo on the right side of his neck of the word "majesty" under a crown, and additional tattoos on his chest and body, the FBI said. He has ties to Chicago, Aurora, Olympia Fields, Champaign and Decatur, Illinois. He may go by the nickname "Zay." His height is 5'11" and he weighs approximately 175 pounds.
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CPD has circulated a two-minute video compilation from four distinct locations, showing a man they describe as a suspect going from one gas station convenience store to another in the hours before the murder early Sunday morning. The suspect, described as armed and dangerous, is then seen walking in the area near 55th Street and Kedzie Avenue, both just before and about 45 minutes after the murder. Police confirmed Friday the person in the video is Tate Jr.
Law enforcement officers and loved ones gathered in Chicago Monday from across the city and state to remember Huesca at his funeral.
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Suspect's relative arrested in Morgan Park, now facing gun charge
Relative of Officer Huesca's suspected killer arrested in Chicago, facing gun charge
Meanwhile, a relative of the suspect has been charged with aggravated unlawful use of a weapon.
Officers arrested 20-year-old Caschaus Tate on Friday at a home near 108th and Hale in the city's Morgan Park neighborhood. Police were there as part of the investigation into Huesca's murder.
While there, police sources told ABC7, officers saw a man they believe to be Caschaus Tate throwing a gun over a fence into the yard next door.
That weapon was discovered to be a Glock nine-millimeter handgun.
"There was one police officer outside in the street, and he got out of the car and about five or six officers hit the block. They all went and surrounded the block," a neighborhood resident told ABC7.
A Cook County state's attorney spokesperson said Caschaus Tate is still in custody after the state's attorney's office moved to revoke his pre-trial release for a burglary that happened earlier this month, saying he violated the release with the gun charges.
A hearing will be held in Markham on Tuesday morning for the burglary case and to determine if Caschaus Tate should remain in custody.
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