Police are looking for Charles Baumgartner, 37, in connection with the beating death of Curley Parker, 31, at Parker's home in August.
Balloon release for Curley T. Parker, III in HarrisburgThe death of a Harrisburg man at his home in August was a homicide, police announced Friday along with charges against a man they say committed the crime.
Baumgartner remains on the loose and police are looking for him. He previously lived in the 2100 block of Kensington Street. He was in the Dauphin County Prison for an unrelated robbery charge from September through last month, when he posted $20,000 bond.
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