Crime & Safety
Arrest Made in Shelton's David Hasselhoff Sign Incident
An arrest has been made in the unfortunate incident involving the theft of a certain David Hasselhoff sign, a store clerk who tried to prevent the theft and the injuring of that clerk with a car. The clerk is in Hasselhoff's prayers.
A Milford man is accused of hitting with an SUV a Cumberland Farms gas station clerk who tried to stop thieves from stealing a David Hasselhoff sign in August.
Adam Holter, 19, of Applewood Lane, Milford, is charged with second-degree assault and reckless endangerment. He turned himself in on Thursday.
Police said thieves in an SUV tried to steal a David Hasselhoff sign early Aug. 20. When the clerk tried to intervene, the SUV hit him, police said.
Lt. Robert Kozlowsky said the clerk is still recovering. He was recently released from Bridgeport Hospital, a spokesperson there said.
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David Hasselhoff himself tweeted that he was praying for the clerk shortly after the incident.
Holter was released on $10,000 bond and is scheduled to appear at Derby Superior Court on Oct. 24.
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Editor's note: This article originally was published by Shelton Patch.
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