TOLEDO, Ohio — The man who allegedly fired at Toledo police officers following a vehicle and foot pursuit in early January is now facing almost 50 additional specifications to his indictments, according to a Lucas County grand jury report.
Henry Goodlow, 33, was indicted in January on the following counts:
- One count of attempted murder, a first-degree felony
- Six counts of felonious assault, a first-degree felony
- One count of having weapons while under disability, a third-degree felony
- Failure to comply, a felony of the third-degree
On Wednesday, a grand jury added 49 specifications to these charges, each of which now includes the following:
- Firearm specification – 3 years
- Firearm specification – 7 years
- Repeat Violent Offender specification – Cause, attempt or threat of physical harm
- Repeat Violent Offender specification – Cause, attempt or threat of physical harm, multiple convictions
- Repeat Violent Offender specification
- Repeat Violent Offender specification “RVO”
- Repeat Violent Offender Specification, “RVO” – multiple convictions
Goodlow also faces two counts each of strangulation and assault in a separate indictment, as well as an additional charge of having weapons while under disability.
Goodlow allegedly fired multiple shots at police on Jan. 7, while an officer returned one round, according to TPD…