Suspect Barricaded in California Bank with Hostages
L'essentiel
- A suspect barricaded himself inside a Chase Bank in Bakersfield, California, on Tuesday afternoon, holding an unknown number of hostages.
- One hostage has been freed, and police report the remaining hostages are in good health.
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A suspect barricaded himself inside a Chase Bank in Bakersfield, California, on Tuesday afternoon with an unknown number of hostages. The situation began around 1 p.m. Police and FBI negotiators are involved.
A suspect barricaded himself inside a California bank Tuesday afternoon with an unknown number of hostages.
The situation in the Southern California city of Bakersfield has been unfolding since about 1 p.m.
Police there said that “several community members” were inside a Chase Bank building on Chester Avenue and 17th Street and that crisis negotiators were working to bring the situation to an end.
At least one person who had been held inside the bank building was freed, police told reporters.
“With the cooperation of our Crisis Negotiation Team and the assistance of the FBI negotiations team, we were able to negotiate the safe surrender of one of the hostages,” Police Sgt. Eric Celedon said from the scene.
Celedon added that all of the remaining hostages inside the bank were “in good health.”
Questions ouvertes
- What are the suspect's motives?
- How many hostages are still inside?
- What is the suspect's identity?
- What is the condition of the suspect?
