US EditionFremont Police Arrest Suspected UPS Truck Thief After Overnight Standoff
Crisis negotiators spoke with the suspect for hours before the person surrendered and was detained, police said, after a short pursuit and no injuries.
- On Thursday, Fremont Police arrested a suspect who stole a UPS truck, ending an hours-long standoff near Grimmer Boulevard and Auto Mall Parkway.
- Officers responded to the 5500 block of Cushing Parkway after 1:30 a.m. following reports of the delivery truck driving "erratically," then pursued the vehicle until it became "disabled."
- The Fremont Police Department Special Response Team engaged the suspect, who barricaded inside the truck for several hours while negotiators communicated with the individual.
- Around 6 a.m., the suspect surrendered and was safely taken into custody, ending the standoff without violence before being wheeled away into an ambulance.
- Traffic diversions between Auto Mall Parkway and Doane Street forced motorists to use alternate routes throughout the standoff, with officials expecting the area to reopen by 7 a.m.
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Stolen UPS truck pursuit leads to standoff in Fremont
FREMONT, Calif. (KRON) -- A police standoff Thursday morning in Fremont came to an end after the suspect, who was barricaded inside a stolen UPS delivery truck, surrendered to authorities, according to law enforcement. The hours-long standoff brought a heavy police presence to the area of Grimmer Boulevard at Auto Mall Parkway, near the Interstate 880 onramp. Officers were seen with guns drawn, as a SWAT team surrounded a UPS truck in the middle…
Overnight standoff with suspected Fremont UPS truck thief ends in arrest
Overnight standoff with suspected Fremont UPS truck thief ends in arrest Police in Fremont arrested a man suspected of stealing a UPS truck early Thursday morning, following an hours-long standoff. The post Overnight standoff with suspected Fremont UPS truck thief ends in arrest appeared first on KION Central Coast.
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