#A shot of love two driver#

#A shot of love two driver#

that was heading north on Ocean Boulevard.Īuthorities said the stolen car attempted to turn onto Hallandale Beach Boulevard when the driver lost control of the car. The Hollywood Police Department said they received a call for assistance from Golden Beach police after units with the Sunny Isles Police Department and the GBPD were attempting to stop a stolen car around 3:15 a.m. “There were a lot of heroes.HOLLYWOOD – A police sergeant with the Golden Beach Police Department is recovering after being shot overnight Saturday during a pursuit of two suspects in a stolen vehicle, authorities said. “This is normal people stepping up and keeping our community safe,” she said. Gerhard commended the actions of law enforcement and described Tallman, the patron who wrestled the shotgun away from Lovell, as a “local hero.” “They were put in fear for the whole weekend.

“Our community has really come together,” Gerhard said in a phone interview. On Monday, Lovell was arraigned on 14 charges - including one count of attempted murder and two counts of kidnapping - in Vermont Superior Court, according to Aliena Gerhard, deputy state’s attorney for Lamoille County.

He was treated at Copley Hospital in Morristown and released.

Tomlinson sustained minor injuries in the shootout, police said. Lovell then left the VFW and remained at large until he was arrested Sunday.Īfter receiving the tip on Lovell’s whereabouts, a Vermont State Police trooper and a Morristown officer found Lovell by the side of the road in Hyde Park and took him into custody without incident. Tallman approached Lovell and, after a struggle, was able to disarm him. Dorick Tallman, 54, a patron at the VFW, overheard the bartender yelling and saw Lovell standing at the end of the bar with a shotgun, the affidavit stated. When he and Lovell walked outside, they encountered Tomlinson, who had just arrived at the scene, the affidavit stated.Īfter allegedly shooting the officer, Lovell ran to a local VFW post, where he was told by the bartender that he couldn’t come inside with a gun. When he did, he dialed 911 and put his phone inside his pocket. Lovell told the landlord to get his keys. When the landlord refused, Lovell said he needed to take him hostage and pointed the shotgun at him, the affidavit stated. Lovell told him he needed to load some of his things into the landlord’s truck and demanded that he “bring him to the border,” the affidavit stated. Just before the shooting, Lovell entered a workshop on the ground floor of the home and approached his father’s landlord. Further gunfire was exchanged between the two men in the driveway and Tomlinson was struck “in at least three different parts of his body, presumably by the discharge of the shotgun,” the affidavit said. Henry was holding a shotgun and said something to the effect of “Officer, can I talk with you” before opening fire on Tomlinson, according to an affidavit filed in court.

According to an affidavit by Vermont State Police, Morristown police officer Brian Tomlinson went to a Pleasant Street home after police received a 911 call from Lovell’s mother reporting that Henry was holding her hostage with a firearm.