A judge Sunday denied bail for a Bensenville man charged with attempted murder and aggravated battery in connection with allegations he shot a police officer eight times as the officer responded to a domestic disturbance call early Saturday.

       Kiante Tyler, 21, appeared in court for a bond hearing in front of Judge James Orel, who ordered him held without bail, DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin and Bensenville police Chief Daniel Schulze said in a statement. Tyler is charged with one count of attempted first-degree murder, one count of aggravated battery to a police officer with a firearm and two counts of aggravated battery to a police officer.

       About 1 a.m. Saturday, the Bensenville officer responded to a domestic disturbance call in the 100 block of South York Road. The officer spoke with the occupants of the apartment, including Tyler, while standing at the front door. Authorities say it was at that point Tyler pulled a gun and fired 10 times, hitting the officer eight times.

       DuPage County state’s attorney office spokesman Paul Darrah identified the man shot as Bensenville police Officer Steven Kotlewski.

       Additional Bensenville officers who arrived at the scene around the same time heard the gunshots, went inside and found Kotlewski crawling in a stairwell. The officers began treating the injured officer at the scene before he was taken to Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood for emergency surgery.

       Another officer went back to the apartment, and Tyler was taken into custody after several minutes, according to the statement.

       A 9 mm pistol was found on the kitchen counter along with several rounds of ammunition after the DuPage County Metropolitan Enforcement Response and Investigation Team’s search of the apartment.

       Tyler’s arraignment is set for Dec. 6 in front of Judge Mike Reidy.

       sahmad@chicagotribune.com

       All downhill from here? Cold snap likely to hit area by week’s end, and it’s possible no day will be warmer than Monday the rest of 2021: forecasters

       7m

       Families remember best friends Jacob Jurinek and Franco Patino from Naperville who died at Astroworld

       29m

       Breaking News Chicago has five competing casino bids. Here’s a look at what’s proposed, and where.

       5:00 AM

       Ask Amy Ask Amy: Parents struggle to cope with child’s antics

       12:05 AM

       Chicago Cubs From Cory Abbott to Brandon Workman: 69 thoughts on the MLB-record 69 players to play for the Chicago Cubs this year

       5h