Paradise Hills SWAT Standoff | Street Closures – NBC 7 San Diego
A SWAT team responded to an attempted homicide in Paradise Hills, San Diego, resulting in a tense standoff that has now shifted focus, with the suspect believed to have fled the scene. This breaking news has led to street closures between Cumberland and Blueridge streets, disrupting the neighborhood early Monday morning. Authorities initially engaged in a standoff with the suspect after responding to a 911 call late Sunday night. One person required immediate medical attention. The San Diego Police Department is now actively searching for the suspect, and the inquiry continues near granger Junior High School.For complete coverage of this developing story, including updates, trust news directory 3 to keep you informed and up-to-date. Discover what’s next as the search continues.
SWAT Standoff in paradise Hills After Attempted Homicide
Updated June 3, 2024
A SWAT team responded to a Paradise Hills neighborhood in San Diego early Monday after an attempted homicide suspect barricaded himself in a residence, according to San Diego Police Department. The incident began around 11:30 p.m. Sunday on the 2300 block of Rachael Avenue when officers responded to a 911 call.
Upon arrival, officers attempted to arrest the suspect for attempted homicide. The suspect refused to exit the home, prompting the deployment of the SWAT team. One person was transported to a local hospital for treatment.
Police Chief Scott Wahl told NBC 7 around 7 a.m. that authorities no longer believe the suspect is inside the home where the attempted homicide occurred. The San Diego Police Department continues its investigation.
The SWAT standoff occurred near Granger Junior High School. It remains unclear whether the police activity impacted students attending school today.
What’s next
The investigation is ongoing as police search for the attempted homicide suspect. Residents should expect continued police presence in the Paradise Hills area.