A request for a law enforcement welfare check in a rural neighborhood in northeastern San Diego County led to a SWAT standoff on Wednesday afternoon.
A caller asked for the check on a person’s well-being in the 1500 block of Royal Vista Drive in Ramona shortly before 9:30 a.m., the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office said.
Royal Vista DriveAfter deputies were unable to make contact with a possible suspect at the address, crisis negotiators and special weapons and tactics personnel were called in.
Nearby Hanson Elementary School was evacuated “out of an abundance of caution,” according to an online statement from the sheriff’s department. Pupils and staffers were transported to Ramona Community Montessori School on Ramona Street, the agency said.
The standoff was ongoing in the mid-afternoon, sheriff’s Lt. Jessica Boegler said.
Further details about the incident were not immediately available.
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