TOLEDO — Henry Goodlow, 37, is scheduled to be sentenced at 10 a.m. today, Friday, Nov. 13, for firing six shots at a Toledo police officer.

Goodlow is due in Courtroom 7 of the Lucas County Courthouse, where Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Dean P. Mandros will set his sentence at the 10 a.m. hearing.

He pleaded no contest Oct. 20 to eight felonies, including six counts of felonious assault, in connection with the shooting.

The Lucas County Prosecutor’s Office says Goodlow faces 94 to 99½ years in prison.

A no-contest plea allows a defendant to accept the charges without admitting guilt, while still permitting the court to proceed to sentencing. At today’s hearing, Mandros will determine the sentence within the range of penalties that apply to the convictions.

The hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. in Courtroom 7. It comes after Goodlow’s Oct. 20 plea, and it is the next step in a case that centers on six shots fired at a Toledo police officer.

Prosecutors have put the potential prison term at 94 to 99½ years, a range that reflects the eight felony convictions, including the six felonious-assault counts. The final term, however, will not be known until Mandros announces it at the hearing.

The case is identified in court records as Case No. CR2026-00184. Goodlow, 37, is expected to appear before Mandros in Courtroom 7 of the Lucas County Courthouse at 10 a.m. today.

Court officials have scheduled the hearing for 10 a.m. today in Courtroom 7, and Judge Mandros is expected to impose sentence at that time. Until then, the sentence remains to be determined, and the range cited by prosecutors is the potential punishment Goodlow faces.

Source: Lake Erie Inquiry

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