SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - The man who has been charged with trying to intimidate Springfield police was found dangerous in Springfield District Court on Thursday. Woman’s body found in Springfield’s Forest Park  Isaiah Lewis was arrested on Saturday after he allegedly threatened a police officer who was involved in his brother's shooting death. Lewis' brother died in an officer-involved shooting back in November. Devin Lewis allegedly stood in front of an apartment building's doorway with two guns before police opened fire. Isaiah Lewis is alleged to have approached the officer’s home with his hand in his pocket; indicating he had a weapon, though none was shown. The Hampden District Attorney's Office Spokesperson Elijah Ayer said Isaiah Lewis confronted a family member of the officer and allegedly made a threat. No one was hurt, but police were called and Isaiah Lewis was arrested not long afterward. DA spokesperson Ayers said they also allegedly found the address of a second officer involved in Devin Lewis’ shooting in Isaiah Lewis’ GPS at the time of his arrest. Isaiah Lewis (Hampden District Attorney's Office) Isaiah Lewis was in court Thursday for the following charges: Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony (Two Counts) Improper Storage of a Large Capacity Firearm Intimidation of a Witness Attempt to Commit a Crime: Intimidation of a Witness Possession of an Open Container of Alcohol The Springfield Police Department said Isaiah Lewis had a license to carry firearms, which has since been suspended pending the outcome of this case. The registered firearms of Isaiah Lewis are being held by the department. Lewis was found to be a dangerous person and will be held without bail for 120 days. VIDEO: Full dangerousness hearing “I visited with the officers affected and this incident was extremely traumatizing to not only them and their families, but for all our officers.  In all my years here in the city, I cannot recall an incident where a subject attempted to go to an officers’ home in the middle of the night.  Our officers work in an incredibly dangerous profession.  When they go home to their families, they should, like all our residents, feel safe.  This type of behavior is unacceptable.  I’m proud of all our responding officers and crime analysts who worked together to locate this subject before anything escalated," said Springfield Police Superintendent Lawrence Akers.  “I commend our Springfield Police officers for diffusing this alarming situation which could have ended very differently. Law enforcement is an honorable profession, one that embodies the spirit of public service. Our Springfield Police Department, and all of our public safety officials, efforts to protect and serve our community should not result in personal attacks. That is unacceptable. I fully support our Police Superintendent Larry Akers and all our brave and dedicated men and women in blue and am glad that everyone involved is safe. To all of our officers, thank you for your continued courage and selflessness," said Mayor Domenic Sarno. Local News Headlines Critical drought tag dropped in three Massachusetts regions Santa Ana winds continue to fuel Los Angeles wildfires Farm animals available for free adoption at Nevins Farm this weekend La Niña has officially started: How does this impact Massachusetts? WWLP-22News, an NBC affiliate, began broadcasting in March 1953 to provide local news, network, syndicated, and local programming to western Massachusetts. Watch the 22News Digital Edition weekdays at 4 p.m. on WWLP.com.