Danny Golden case: Suspect charged in shooting of off-duty cop denied bond reduction

CHICAGO - One of the men accused of attacking off-duty Chicago Police Officer Danny Golden was back in front of a judge on Monday.

Justen Krismantis was seeking a bond reduction from the judge.

Krismantis is one of three suspects charged with attempted murder in connection to a shooting that left Officer Golden paralyzed.

On July 9, around 2:30 a.m., Krismantis, Bryant Hayes and Demetrius Harrell allegedly got into a fight with customers at a Beverly bar located in the 2400 block of West 104th Street.

The fight eventually spilled outside.

Off-duty Officer Golden was acting as a peacekeeper and was walking away from the suspects when one pulled out a gun and began firing.

Golden was hit in the back, severing his spine and paralyzing him below the waist.

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The three suspects were denied bond in August.