Trooper Josef M. Brobst had stopped a Chevy Suburban on I-75 in Hancock County about 11:05 p.m. Wednesday for a speeding violation. Police said the trooper asked the driver to exit the vehicle. A struggle then ensued between the two men and the trooper was shot with his own service weapon. Brobst’s injuries were described as serious but not life-threatening. He was shot in the lower body. The Suburban driver then fled the scene. Michigan state prison records show Hathorn has prior convictions for resisting and obstructing police, assaulting or obstructing a public officer, bribing or intimidating a witness, drug charges and felonious assault. A Muskegon area man was arrested about 14 hours after police said an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper was wounded in a shooting during a traffic stop. Robert Tramaine Hathorn, 42, was taken into custody about 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 7 after police received a tip on his whereabouts, according a report from the Findlay Police Department. Police earlier Thursday put out a description of Hathron as part of their search efforts.