Tucson police handling barricaded person near 22nd Street and Sarnoff Drive
The Tucson Police Department detained a barricaded woman near 22nd Street and Sarnoff Drive as of 6 p.m. Monday.
Officers responded to a domestic violence call involving a man and a woman with signs of trauma, according to Sgt. Richard Gradillas. At the scene they tried to contact the woman, at which point she barricaded herself in the apartment. Hostage negotiators and a member of the Tucson SWAT team arrived to help officers contact the woman. She was detained shortly afterward.Detectives were conducting an investigation. It could take several hours to finish, Gradillas said.National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-SAFE
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