Eugene
Eugene police take armed man on balcony into custody after negotiation
Eugene, OR – Eugene Police safely took a man into custody on February 4 after responding to reports of a naked individual armed with a handgun and making threats from a balcony on Shadow View.
Officers arrived at 6:11 p.m. alongside the Crisis Negotiation Team, Drone Team, and some SWAT personnel to contain the situation and protect residents.
A Wireless Emergency Alert advised nearby residents to shelter in place.
At 8:13 p.m., the man voluntarily surrendered following negotiations led by a first-time lead negotiator, who established a rapport within 15 minutes.
He was taken to a hospital for mental health treatment, and his firearms were secured for safekeeping.
-
Eugene5 days agoOregon Sen. Merkley warns “we can’t sleepwalk into a decision this consequential” as Senate gets chance to act “before it’s too late” over Trump’s Saudi nuclear deal that could trigger arms race
-
Oregon5 days ago“No company should be able to target you using your personal data,” Oregon Sen. Wyden urges Congress to pass his bill banning surveillance ads and targeted advertising by chatbots
-
Eugene2 days agoGov. Kotek warns Oregonians their ballots could be delayed this November as she urges them to make sure their signatures are correct before mailing them
-
Eugene5 days ago44-year-old man arrested after allegedly striking contractor in the head with skateboard and attacking another with wooden stick
-
Eugene5 days agoEugene considers new micro village housing rules to expand affordable housing options as City Council schedules public hearing
-
Eugene5 days agoEugene man arrested for DUII after police find gun with scratched-off serial number in BMW parked in middle of road
-
Eugene2 days agoOregon Sen. Wyden warns over Trump administration plan for migrant children, says HHS lawyers could represent kids facing deportation while working for the same government seeking to remove them
-
Eugene2 days agoLarge rural home destroyed in overnight fire near Eugene as firefighters battle flames for four hours
