London, Ont., police have launched a weapons investigation following an incident that happened in the city’s south end.
Police say they were called to a residence on Hines Crescent around 7 a.m. Sunday regarding a man in distress and possibly having a weapon.
Officials contained the residence and closed a portion of Hines Crescent and Crawford Street.
Police say crisis negotiators also attended the scene.
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Shortly after 9:30 a.m., police say the man surrendered himself without incident.
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Officials say the situation has been resolved and the incident is under investigation to determine what charges will be laid.
Hines Crescent and Crawford Street have reopened.
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