MANCHESTER, N.H. (WHDH) - A 37-year-old man accused of shooting two people — a bride and a bishop — during a wedding ceremony at a church in Pelham, New Hampshire, earlier this month is now facing new assault charges after attacking his attorney during a meeting at a jail in Manchester on Monday, officials said.
Dale Holloway, 37, assaulted attorney Michael Davidow inside the Valley Street Jail around 9:30 a.m., causing him to suffer a serious head injury, New Hampshire Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald and Manchester Police Chief Carlo Capano announced in a joint press release.
Holloway was not in restraints during the meeting.
Davidow suffered multiple facial and head injuries in the altercation, according to 7’s Michael Yoshida.
Holloway was charged with first-degree assault and is expected to be arraigned on Oct. 22 at Hillsborough County Superior Court.
The alleged assault remains under investigation.
I'm told alleged attack happened around 9:30am while Holloway was meeting w/attorney. Attorney suffered multiple facial & head injuries during brief altercation. I'm told there's no video or staff witnesses to incident. @mht_nh_police doing full criminal investigation. #7News https://t.co/xaAZ5pOPAb
— Michael Yoshida (@YoshidaCNN) October 21, 2019
The incident came after Holloway allegedly fired shots at a wedding earlier in the month, injuring the bride and a bishop.
Officers responding to a reported shooting at the New England Pentecostal Church on Bridge Street just after 10 a.m. on Oct. 12 learned Holloway had shot Bishop Stanley Choate, 75, in the upper chest and bride Claire McMullen, 60, in the arm during her wedding ceremony, the AG’s Office said.
The groom, 60-year-old Mark Castiglione, also reportedly sustained injuries after being struck in the head with an object.
Investigators say Holloway is the stepson of Minister Luis Garcia, who was killed earlier this month. His funeral was set to take place after the wedding.
Holloway is facing charges including attempted murder, convicted felon in possession of a firearm, second-degree assault, and simple assault.
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