GOSHEN —
A Goshen man was arrested Saturday on four charges connected to the allegation he fired a handgun during an argument.
Police reported Enrique Antonio Olvera, 22, of 1117 West Ave., Goshen, was allegedly involved in a fight at 500 E. Douglas St., in Goshen and that Olvera displayed a gun and fired it.
The incident happened early Saturday afternoon and he was apprehended a short time later at the corner of Purl and Emerson streets near the Goshen Public Library.
There were no injuries as a result of the firearm being discharged, according to information provided by Goshen police.
Olvera is being held without bond at the Elkhart County Jail on charges of pointing a firearm, a class D felony; criminal recklessness, a class C felony; criminal recklessness, a Class D felony; and possessing a concealed handgun without a license.
Police said the investigation is continuing.
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An Elkhart County police officer checks a handgun for ammunition Saturday after the gun was allegedly found on Enrique Antonio Olvera, 22, of 1117 West Ave., Goshen, who is on the ground. County and Goshen police made the arrest at the corner of Purl and Emerson streets Saturday. Dan Spalding
Police say Goshen man arrested after gun fired
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