The man acquitted in the 2015 shooting death of St. Clair Township police Officer Lloyd Reed will be released from jail.
RELATED: Ray Shetler found not guilty in death of Officer Lloyd Reed
The jury found Ray Shetler guilty of theft and receiving stolen property.
He was sentenced to 11 1/2 to 23 months, with credit for time served, for the theft conviction.
Shetler served almost 30 months since November 2015.
UPDATE: Ray Shetler was sentenced 11.5-23 months with credit for time served for theft conviction... he must serve 5 years probation. He is now a free man #WPXI
— Melanie Marsalko (@WPXIMelanie) May 16, 2018
He will serve five years of probation for the theft conviction.
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Shetler was acquitted in February of murdering Reed in 2015. The only charge he was convicted of was stealing a truck from the Conemaugh generating station in New Florence the night of the shooting.
Since the acquittal in the officer's death, Shetler's attorney, Marc Daffner, said Shetler's family has been threatened and harassed.
"I was told before I came here I wouldn't have a fair trial. You're a very honorable woman. I thought everything was run fair, and thank you for your time," Shetler told the judge.
Shetler's stepdad took the stand on Wednesday to tell the judge he has lined up a construction job for Shetler.
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