The man inside a camper who incited a SWAT situation for more than three hours came out with his hands up and surrendered to police. NBC 7’s Bridget Naso reports.
The man inside a camper police and SWAT surrounded for more than three hours came out with his hands up and surrendered to police.
Officials surrounded the home of a possible parolee at large near 28th Street and Broadway Tuesday morning when police said a man they believed was the parolee slammed a door on an officer.
The sounds of flash bangs and bullhorns went off throughout the standoff as a San Diego Police officers and SWAT officials asked the man to come out.
Police shut down all of the 2700 block of Broadway between 27th and 28th street, all of the 2700 block of E Street, and all of the 900 block of 28th Street.
Several nearby homes were evacuated.
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