Jared Masseur, the 40-year-old Nashua resident charged with shooting a Bedford officer during a confrontation early Saturday morning near South River Road, is back in jail after waiving

A Nashua, N.H. man was ordered held without bail Monday after he allegedly fought with two officers as they tried to place him in custody, causing one to be shot in the leg, authorities said.

A New Hampshire man is being held without bail after a local police officer was shot with his own service weapon during a struggle with the suspect over the weekend.

A Bedford police officer tased and punched a 40-year-old Nashua man who grabbed at another officer’s gun, which discharged into the officer's leg early Saturday morning, according to court documents.

The officer was shot as a Nashua man resisting arrest tried to take a gun from an officers' holster early Saturday morning, according to police. The post Bedford, NH police officer shot in leg while arresting Nashua man appeared first on Boston.

Police have identified the Bedford, New Hampshire officer who was shot during a struggle on early Saturday. According to Bedford police, the officer has been identified as 24-year-old Officer David Benway-Fongemie. Officers received a call around 12:53 a.m. on Saturday about a suspicious person at Country Inn & Suites at 250 South River Road.

Around 12:53 a.m. Saturday, police reported to Country Inn and Suites in Bedford. A gun fired during a struggle, and one was arrested on several charges.

A man is facing assault charges after a brief struggle that ended with a police officer being shot in the leg in Bedford.

Jared Masseur, 40, of Nashua, New Hampshire, was charged with resisting arrest or detention, felon in possession of a dangerous weapon, attempting to take a firearm from a law enforcement officer and second-degree assault.