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SPRINGFIELD, Mo -- A man has been arrested after an early morning standoff in Springfield.  Police were sent to the 2800 block of E. University at 1:30am when callers described a man making threats with a weapon following a potential burglary. When police arrived, the man was located inside an apartment building.  "That's when we set up a perimeter and deployed our Special Response Unit ," said Lt. Tony Vienhage. It quickly became known that the man was not alone inside, but also was with children. "We didn't have any information that the children were harmed or unharmed," explained Lt. Vienhage. "Just not knowing that information raises the danger there." "Their safety becomes the number 1 priority at that point, and it changes your tactics." The man eventually surrendered and was arrested. The children were found unharmed. Lt Vienhage says that charges will most likely be filed for burglary, robbery, and unlawful use of a weapon.

Jesse Collings The following are excerpts from the Bedford police log for the period of Aug. 11 to Aug. 17. The log is public record and available to review. All persons are presumed innocent unless found guilty in a court of law. Friday, Aug. 11 3:47 p.m.: Police were called by an employee from a company on Wiggins Avenue who was reporting that a former employee that had been terminated was making threats to the employer. Police arrived on the scene and spoke with the employer about filing a no trespassing order. 9:22 p.m.: The Lexington Police Department placed a call to Bedford that a MBTA bus was seen traveling towards Bedford on Great Road, with green lights activated and the message "call police" on the board that typically displays the bus route number . Police were dispatched but could not locate the bus. Saturday, Aug. 12 2:33 p.m.: Police reported a motorcyclist on the bike path with a four-year-old child on the front of the bike. The motorcyclist was descri...

Suspicious person, two people in alley, both tried to walk away, male stated he was trying to find cigarettes on the ground then going home, Alex. Suspicious vehicle, comp states there is a tan truck with a topper by the cul-de-sac and has been there for two months, Garfield. Theft, theft of a boat motor, Alex. Harassment, caller says that her ex-husband is calling her and won't leave her alone, has been drinking heavily and she is nervous about what he might do, Alex. Harassment, receiving several text messages from a male that she doesn't know, Alex. Suspicious vehicle, vehicle unoccupied , Alex. 911 hangup, comp called screaming , she then hung up, called back, person one tossed the house according to comp, person one went home for the night, Evansville. Saturday, August 12 Suspicious vehicle, out with vehicle on the side of the road, Alex. Suspicious vehicle, Evansville city maintenance reporting green Ford Expedition unoccupied , there is a purse and a gun case inside the...

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