WASHINGTON — DC Police responded to a barricade situation in Northwest D.C. Thursday morning. The situation ended around 10 a.m. when the suspected barricaded person was not found by police
According to a Public Information Officer with the Metropolitan Police Department, officers were called to a reported domestic situation at 38th Street Northwest and Rodman Street Northwest near Sidwell Friends School around 7 a.m.
When officers arrived, one person barricaded themselves inside an apartment. It is not clear whether the barricaded person was armed, police said. Police eventually left the apartment when the barricaded person was not found inside.
Additional details were not immediately made public.
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