19 Charges Added To Southington Shooting Spree Case

SOUTHINGTON, CT — More charges were levied Tuesday against a 74-year-old Southington man implicated in a May shooting spree in which shots were fired at a church and several homes and buildings in Southington as well as the state Capitol.

During a court appearance in the case, Southington police officially charged Floyd Gollnick for shooting incidents at 2344 Meriden Waterbury Turnpike, 750 Meriden Waterbury Turnpike, 156 School Street, 216 Flanders Road and 828 Meriden Waterbury Turnpike in Southington.

Gollnick's new charges include:

• First-degree criminal mischief (five counts)
• Unlawful discharge of a firearm ( four counts)
• First-degree reckless endangerment (three counts)
• Criminal use of a firearm (five counts)
• Criminal attempt to commit first-degree assault (two counts)

An additional $500,000 court-set bond was assigned to the case, police said.

The incidents took place May 30. See more on the case here.