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Woman sent to hospital for treatment after 12-hour standoff with Hamilton police

No injuries were reported in a standoff with a woman who had barricaded herself in Hamilton. File / 900 CHML

A 12-hour standoff between Hamilton police and a barricaded woman ended at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, according to authorities.

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Police say they received a call to a residence in the area of Jackson and Queen streets about a “woman in distress.”

Emergency crews were on the scene during negotiations, which police say ended when they entered the home and apprehended the 34-year-old woman.

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In an official statement, the Hamilton Police Service say they succeeded in their “ultimate goal… to reach a resolution that causes no harm to anyone.”

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No injuries were reported.

The woman was transported to hospital for treatment.

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