GUILTY PA - Harmony Township PD officer shot, injured, 28 Oct 2015

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Earl Louis Hollins :: Black / Male / 28 Years Old

For Attempted Homicide+ of

Harmony Township Police
Officer Alan Loskoch

Harmony Township, Beaver County, is in Western, PA.

Day 4

Sat., Oct. 30th: WTAE-TV :

http://www.wtae.com/news/arrest-made-in-shooting-of-cop-saved-by-bulletproof-vest/36170720 :

Includes Video

Lower Court Docket SheetS:

https://ujsportal.pacourts.us/docketsheets/MDJReport.ashx?docketNumber=MJ-36302-CR-0000277-2015:
&
https://ujsportal.pacourts.us/docke...rt.ashx?docketNumber=MJ-36302-CR-0000277-2015:

Pre-Trial Confinement in Lieu of $500,000 Bail.


All Six Body Armor / Ballistic Vest Levels [I thru IV]:

http://njlawman.com/Feature Pieces/Body Armor.htm

 

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Your One-Click Source* Of Upper Court:

ChargeS --- Bail --- Pre-Trial Confinement --- MotionS --- Scheduled Court DateS

Verdicts --- Sentencing --- Payments --- Follow-Up --- Appeals

*Upper Court Criminal Docket Sheet:

*https://ujsportal.pacourts.us/DocketSheets/CPReport.ashx?docketNumber=CP-04-CR-0002638-2015

 

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Former Cop Shot On Patrol In 2015 Testifies In Suspect’s Attempted Murder Trial

http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2017/09/13/earl-hollins-trial-officer-alan-loskoch-testifies/

Loskoch said he confronted Hollins as he tried to break into a car, then Hollins opened fire. Loskoch suffered a gunshot wound to the chest but was saved by his bulletproof vest.

Former Harmony Officer Struggling 2 Years After Being Shot In Line Of Duty

 

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Aliquippa man found guilty of shooting Harmony Twp. officer

http://www.timesonline.com/news/local_news/aliquippa-man-found-guilty-of-shooting-harmony-twp-officer/article_71c7803c-9a40-11e7-b0f5-df233578133b.html

After a week-long trial, a Beaver County jury deliberated for nearly nine hours before convicting Earl L. Hollins, 29, of shooting former Harmony Township police officer Alan Loskoch.

“It’s a good thing,” Loskoch said after the verdict was announced. Police officers from several local departments were present throughout the trial, and Loskoch thanked them for their “unbelievable” support.

 

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Aliquippa man sentenced for shooting Harmony Township officer, denies involvment

http://www.timesonline.com/news/20171129/aliquippa-man-sentenced-for-shooting-harmony-township-officer-denies-involvment

“I didn’t do it,” he said twice.

After a more than two-week trial, Hollins was found guilty in September of shooting former Harmony Township police officer Alan Loskoch in the chest.

Beaver County Judge Harry Knafelc sentenced Hollins to between 23 and 46 years in prison.

When asked to address Hollins, Loskoch looked at him directly.

“You’re a coward,” he said.

When he had the chance to address the court, Hollins said he “looked up” to law enforcement as a child. He said his family is standing behind him as he is convicted of a crime he didn’t commit.

“My heart goes out to the officer that was shot,” Hollins said, adding he wants Loskoch to know “they got the wrong person.”

From last month:

Siblings of Aliquippa man convicted of shooting cop charged in assault

http://www.timesonline.com/news/20171031/siblings-of-aliquippa-man-convicted-of-shooting-cop-charged-in-assault

The siblings of a man recently convicted of shooting a Harmony Township police officer are facing charges after police said they assaulted a woman and blamed her for their brother being found guilty.

According to a police report, Elroy L. Hollins, 30, Eric L. Hollins, 29, and Brittney Hollins, 28, assaulted a woman inside their Irwin Street home, causing her injuries which required hospitalization.

 

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January 2018:

http://www.timesonline.com/news/201...ficer-files-employment-discrimination-lawsuit

Alleging he was harassed and forced into retirement, a former police officer injured in a 2015 shooting has filed an employment discrimination lawsuit against the township, its board of commissioners and police chief.

Alan Loskoch filed suit Nov. 29 against Harmony Township; Commissioners Glenn Angus, Paul Kokoski, Donald Gunther, Bradley Payne and Michael Marticek; and Police Chief Robert Sivewright.

Loskoch alleges in the lawsuit that he was “harassed and discriminated against” because of hearing damage caused by a shooting he was involved in while working as a township police officer. Earl Hollins, 30, of Aliquippa was convicted of attempted homicide as a result of the shooting and, after a two-week trial, was sentenced to between 23 and 46 years in prison.