Police Say Peaceful Ending to Situation with Barricaded Man

By Steve Chisholm May 14, 2018 | 5:36 AM

Saskatoon Police made an arrest after a “Barricaded Subject” incident on the 100 block of Bushe Place in the Fairhaven area. Sunday afternoon police restricted access to the area after a male barricaded himself in a house. AT one point there was concern that a gun may have been involved in the incident which started around 3:30 in the afternoon. Patrol Officers, the Crisis Negotiating Team and the Tactical Support Unit were all called out. By 10:20 p.m. Sunday night, the situation had been peacefully resolved, and restrictions were lifted. No other details have been released.

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