A family disturbance led to a SWAT response on Friday morning. The situation involved a 32-year-old man and resulted in an hours-long standoff. Irvine Police were engaged in the standoff at a two-story home.
The standoff ended when the suspect was flushed out of the home using tear gas. Further details about the incident are available from the source.
Limited information is available about the events leading up to the standoff and its resolution, but it is known that the situation was brought under control by the police.
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