12-19-2011, 07:59 PM
20 years old, going away for murder.
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A man who barricaded himself in an apartment and held police at bay for almost three hours was arrested Monday afternoon.
Charges are pending against Christopher Doyle, 20 of Toledo, said Toledo Public Information Officer Joe Heffernan.
Doyle will face pending charges for the incident. Authorities say he is also wanted for a slaying in Detroit.
About 12:30 p.m. members of the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force attempted to serve an active carjacking warrant on Mr. Doyle at the Regina Manor complex in the 3700 block of Manhattan Boulevard near Summit Street, however, authorities say Mr. Doyle barricaded himself in the apartment when authorities arrived and refused to come out.
A negotiator and the Toledo Police SWAT team, as well as a dozen uniformed officers, assisted at the scene. Police were unable to have a two-way dialogue with the suspect, who refused to pick up the phone or respond to police, authorities say.
Police fired numerous rounds of teargas into the apartment; about 20 minutes later they went in through the front door and arrested him without incident at 3:19 p.m.
No weapon was recovered at the time of the entry and arrest. An investigation is pending.
There were no injuries. Another woman was taken away in handcuffs. No information was available about her involvement other than authorities believed her to be a friend of Mr. Doyle, Mr. Heffernan said.
Mr. Doyle faces several active warrants out of Toledo in addition to the Detroit warrant.
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the blade
A man who barricaded himself in an apartment and held police at bay for almost three hours was arrested Monday afternoon.
Charges are pending against Christopher Doyle, 20 of Toledo, said Toledo Public Information Officer Joe Heffernan.
Doyle will face pending charges for the incident. Authorities say he is also wanted for a slaying in Detroit.
About 12:30 p.m. members of the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force attempted to serve an active carjacking warrant on Mr. Doyle at the Regina Manor complex in the 3700 block of Manhattan Boulevard near Summit Street, however, authorities say Mr. Doyle barricaded himself in the apartment when authorities arrived and refused to come out.
A negotiator and the Toledo Police SWAT team, as well as a dozen uniformed officers, assisted at the scene. Police were unable to have a two-way dialogue with the suspect, who refused to pick up the phone or respond to police, authorities say.
Police fired numerous rounds of teargas into the apartment; about 20 minutes later they went in through the front door and arrested him without incident at 3:19 p.m.
No weapon was recovered at the time of the entry and arrest. An investigation is pending.
There were no injuries. Another woman was taken away in handcuffs. No information was available about her involvement other than authorities believed her to be a friend of Mr. Doyle, Mr. Heffernan said.
Mr. Doyle faces several active warrants out of Toledo in addition to the Detroit warrant.