FROSTBURG — An investigation is continuing following the arrest of a Cumberland city firefighter Saturday afternoon on felony assault and other charges, a Frostburg City Police spokesperson confirmed.
Tyler Christian Hochard, 22, of Frostburg, was charged with first-degree assault, second-degree assault, disorderly conduct, wearing or carrying a handgun while under the influence of alcohol and reckless endangerment, according to electronic court documents.
The police spokesperson said Sunday that he could not release information about the ongoing investigation.
No information was available on specifics of the incidents or injuries.
Cumberland Fire Department Chief Steve Grogg declined to comment Sunday morning.
Cumberland City Administrator Jeff Silka did not return the Times-News’ request for comment.
Court records show Hochard posted $10,000 bond Sunday and was released from the Allegany County Detention Center in Cresaptown.
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