Sgt. Rob Holloway was shot in the head by a suspect wielding an AK-47 in Carrollton. Doctors told him he may never walk again. One year after the day that changed his life, he strolled through the Carrollton Police Department.
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Three officers were shot during a chase last week through Carroll County. Author: Jason Braverman (11Alive) Updated: 2:12 PM EDT April 18, 2021
CARROLLTON, Ga. The only law enforcement officer that remains in the hospital after being shot last week during a chase in Carroll County is making tremendous strides, according to a Sunday update on Facebook.
Carrollton Police Sgt. Rob Holloway is doing amazingly well, according to an update on social media. Sgt. Holloway’s neurosurgeon came in, removed the last tube from his head, stitched him up, and said he was doing amazingly well, they wrote in the update. She added that she is optimistic that he will be able to walk, talk, and move as he did before.
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Surviving suspect of Carroll County chase denied bond as officers recover
Bond denied for police chase suspect
The suspect who investigator said led troopers, deputies, and officers on a high-speed chase ending in Carroll County, injuring 3 law enforcement officers with gunfire during the flight, was denied bond.
CARROLL COUNTY, Ga. - The surviving suspect who police say led them on an early morning high-speed chase will remain behind bars, a Carroll County magistrate judge ruled on Tuesday.
Aaron Shelton, 22, is facing five counts of aggravated assault and three counts of aggravated battery.
Shelton was soft-spoken and did not say much at the initial hearing.