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Man arrested after armed standoff in Mercer County on Friday
Man arrested after armed standoff in Mercer County on Friday

Yahoo

time4 days ago

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Man arrested after armed standoff in Mercer County on Friday

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – One man was arrested after an armed standoff in Mercer County on Friday morning. According to the Celina Police Department, officers came to the house in the 500 block of S. Walnut St. at approximately 9 a.m. in response to a domestic violence call. On arrival, officers found a 39-year-old man who allegedly assaulted two adult women. Those on scene said the man opened the door while brandishing a filet knife. A 15-year-old teenager was inside the home. Officials said they had gotten reports of the 39-year-old acting unlike himself and possibly wanting to die. He was out on bond for prior felony charges from Mercer County Common Pleas Court. The stand-off lasted approximately an hour and a half. Officers were able to remove the teenager through a bedroom window. Man falls off cliff after running from authorities in Clark County The 39-year-old came to the front door multiple times, but wouldn't surrender himself. Officers deployed a less-lethal shotgun (bean bag rounds) in an attempt to subdue him. He was able to head back and secure the door. As officers started to break down the front door, he tried to flee out the back. There, he was confronted by other officers and was taken into custody. He is being held in Mercer County Jail on $100,000 bond on multiple misdemeanor charges; including domestic violence, assault, inducing panic, obstructing official business and resisting arrest. His case is under review by the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office. 'Celina Police were assisted on scene by deputies from the Mercer Co. Sheriff's Office. Celina P.D. Tactical Response Team members were called out to make the entry. Coldwater Police handled other calls in the City of Celina while officers were tied up on the standoff. We would like to thank all agencies and the Mercer Co. Prosecutor Erin Minor for all assistance,' wrote Celina PD. 2 NEWS will follow this case as it develops. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Young boys wearing Minecraft and Star Wars pyjamas in armed standoff with police
Young boys wearing Minecraft and Star Wars pyjamas in armed standoff with police

The Independent

time12-05-2025

  • The Independent

Young boys wearing Minecraft and Star Wars pyjamas in armed standoff with police

This is the moment two young boys wearing Minecraft and Star Wars pyjamas are in an armed standoff with police. The boys, aged seven and nine, can be seen wielding a loaded handgun during the incident on 16 February. Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office has now released the footage to highlight the important work of its behavioural health unit. The New Mexico sheriff's office has also defended its decision not to arrest the boys, calling the case a 'complex intersection of juvenile crime, mental health, and public safety.'

Shocking moment boys, 7 & 9, are shot at by cops as they refuse to drop GUN in horror standoff in New Mexico
Shocking moment boys, 7 & 9, are shot at by cops as they refuse to drop GUN in horror standoff in New Mexico

The Sun

time12-05-2025

  • The Sun

Shocking moment boys, 7 & 9, are shot at by cops as they refuse to drop GUN in horror standoff in New Mexico

THIS is the shocking moment when two young boys were caught in a fraught armed standoff with police in New Mexico. Footage released by the Sheriff's Office shows the two kids, aged seven and nine trying to evade capture by cops while brandishing a loaded handgun. 3 3 3 They can be seen standing behind an air-conditioning unit as officers desperately attempt to de-escalate the situation. Drone footage shows the boys looking around while trying to avoid capture - and neither seeming to grasp the gravity of the situation. Dressed in Minecraft and Star Wars-themed pajamas, the stunning footage shows them clinging close to the unit while one of them holds the firearm. Bodycam footage from deputies in the area shows they desperately pleaded with the kids to put the gun down. "Put it down babe," one officer can be heard saying. "You're not in trouble but you have to put it down and come and talk to us." After a few moments of fraught decision making, the officers decide to fire two rubber bullets at the children - but they still manage to hold onto the gun. Eventually, the kids are surrounded and apprehended by cops. The shocking incident took place on February 16, and has been showcased by the Sheriff's Office as part of "a new initiative designed to address critical service gaps in the community". The two boys were not arrested - a decision that Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office (BCSO) has looked to defend. "This case illustrates the complex intersection of juvenile crime, mental health, and public safety,' Sheriff John Allen said. "We are taking important steps to close service gaps and expand our ability to work with juveniles involved in firearms or violent crimes." No charges were filed against the boys and they have not been removed from their home, the Albuquerque Journal has reported. However, the gun seen in the video has been seized. Allen said officers had been called to the home of this incident dozens of times before the standoff seen in the video due to problems with the boys and their families, the paper added. It is not known how the boys got hold of the gun. "Children are our future, and we know one side is going to say, 'Lock them in jail.' They're 7 and 9 years old," Allen added. "I told you before, numerous times in numerous interviews, that I understand the frontal lobe." A member of the department's behavioural health unit told Fox News they are "providing every recourse possible to assist the children involved". The office added the done had "allowed deputies to secure the area swiftly and safely, ultimately preventing a potential deadly force encounter with the juveniles".

Armed suspect breaks into Sacramento County home, refuses to exit
Armed suspect breaks into Sacramento County home, refuses to exit

CBS News

time12-05-2025

  • CBS News

Armed suspect breaks into Sacramento County home, refuses to exit

ARDEN-ARCADE – Some homes have been evacuated after deputies said an armed suspect broke into a Sacramento County home and is refusing to exit. The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office said the suspect entered a home along Oterol Court and is armed with a gun. Deputies said he's refusing to exit and he's alone in the home. This forced deputies to evacuate surrounding homes for the time being. Oterol Court is in Arden-Arcade, off Eastern Avenue, just south of Whitney Avenue. This is a developing story.

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