McNairy County, Tenn. -- WREG Investigators learned new information about the man accused of shooting and killing a Selmer Police Officer. Selmer Police said the shooting occurred Saturday afternoon when Sgt. Rick Finley responded to New Bethel Road regarding a suspicious person who tried breaking into a residence and fired shots into a door. They said when Finley got there, the suspicious person attacked and shot him several times, and it forced another officer to return fire. Officer Rick Finley (McNairy County Sheriff’s Office) Very little information has been released about Holmes, including his picture. WREG Investigators uncovered a copy of the TBI's rap sheet for Holmes. It confirmed he'd been in trouble before. In 2007, the McNairy County Sheriff's Office nabbed him on a domestic assault charge. Four years later, he was arrested again for two drug possession charges. In 2012, he was charged with harassment. It didn't go into detail. WREG is working to learn more. ‘A heart of gold’: Community honors slain Selmer police officer What we do know is Sgt. Finley worked part-time with Selmer Police and worked full-time at the McNairy Sheriff's Office. He was known for his bravery and kindness. His former martial arts instructor spoke highly of his character. "He is a super good kid," Craig Hamm said. "He has a heart of gold." Sunday night, an escort of law enforcement officers from across the state took Finley back to a funeral home in Selmer. Funeral arrangements, Sea of Blue announced in honor of fallen deputy They gathered to pay their respect, offer prayers and raise a flag high to symbolize honor.