Man accused of assaulting officer pleads not guilty
A homeless man pleaded not guilty Tuesday after being accused of hurting an East End police officer. Michael Davis was arraigned on assault and obstruction charges. Police say the 22-year-old struggled
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Aug 10, 2016, 3:04 AM
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Updated 3,055 days ago
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A homeless man pleaded not guilty Tuesday after being accused of hurting an East End police officer.
Michael Davis was arraigned on assault and obstruction charges.
Police say the 22-year-old struggled with an officer in a Southold courtroom Monday. They say moments earlier, Davis threatened to harm himself and others.
Davis was in court because he allegedly went into a Greenport house with an air gun.
Investigators say Davis' girlfriend Nyasia Coach was also arrested because she tried to stop officers from taking him into custody.
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