Man Accused Of Shooting At Police In Court This Week

The case against a Florida man accused of firing shots in the vicinity of police had his bond raised and his seven charges bound over to the Coffee County Grand Jury Tuesday.
Shawn Michael Luce, 25, is charged with two counts of aggravated assault, theft of property, two counts of unlawful carrying of a weapon, reckless endangerment and resisting arrest involving an incident that occurred June 18 on Normandy Road.
He is accused of being in a domestic dispute with his girlfriend Michelle Haney and getting out of the car and then leaving her. He then allegedly fired several rapid shots while police were in the area.
After a massive search the next day, he was apprehended by sheriff’s investigator James Sherrill on Riley Creek Road.
After the hearing, Luce was returned to his cell in the Coffee County Jail under a $500,000 bond.
Other cases involving Luce concerning 70 burglaries in Tullahoma, Manchester and rural Coffee County are expected to be presented to the grand jury in August.