***March 6, 2014 UPDATE***
A 23-year-old Loveland man has been arrested after turning himself in for shooting a police officer on Sunday night. Cody Alan Powell was arrested for investigation of attempted first-degree murder of a peace officer and first-degree assault. However, the investigation into the shooting is ongoing.

***4:37PM March 3, 2014 UPDATE***
KMGH is reporting that SWAT teams have gone into a Loveland apartment building on Terri Drive looking for the suspect(s). Three schools in Loveland were in lockdown this afternoon when police were surrounding the apartment building, those lockdowns have since been lifted.
Reports from Twitter say that no suspect was found in the apartment complex.

As of Monday afternoon, the Larimer County Crime Stoppers has upped the reward for info that leads to the arrest of the perpetrator(s).

Today the Reporter-Herald is reporting that the injured officer is36-year-old Garret Osilka, a married father of three children. He was in serious condition today, but was able to communicate with his family and is expected to survive.
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A Loveland Police officer was shot last night while performing a traffic stop, he was taken to intensive care, but is expected to survive. The the car that had been pulled over was found abandoned, but police are still searching for the suspect(s) involved.

According to KMGH, the shooting happened near 17th Street and Wilson Avenue in Loveland at about 7:45 Sunday evening (March 2nd, 2014). Other officers responded when the officer radioed in that he'd been shot. He was taken to the hospital and police sent out 10,000 notification to look out for a blue Jeep Cherokee in the area.

The Jeep was found, abandoned, around 1AM near Aspen Drive and Taft Avenue, just a few miles from the where the shooting occurred.

Police are not sure how many people were in the car at the time of the shooting, nor do they have any descriptions of the suspect(s) inside, but they are working with mulitple agencies to track the down and bring them to justice.

If you have any information on this shooting, call Loveland Police at 970-962-2032.

My thoughts go out to the injured officer and his family, I hope he can make a full and speedy recovery.

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