Waterloo Regional Police arrested a 37-year-old man on Wednesday after he was barricaded in a house in the City of Waterloo.
Police say officers spotted a man who was wanted on a warrant at around 1 p.m.
They say the man was in a home on Lester Street but was unwilling to come out.
Officers attempted to negotiate with the man who had “barricaded” himself inside the home while also seeking a warrant to enter the house.
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After a few hours, police say they legally entered the house and arrested the man along with a woman who was inside.
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The man was arrested on the strength of two warrants and was also charged with breach of a judicial release order.
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