Authorities arrest man after standoff at north Lincoln home, sheriff’s office says
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – UPDATE: A man was arrested Wednesday after a standoff at a home in north Lincoln, the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office says.
Andrew Burnham, 38, was arrested on narcotics and weapons charges from LPD, the sheriff’s office says.
The Metro Fugitive Task Force served the warrant and arrested Burnham without incident.
Authorities remained on the scene until they received a warrant to search the home to ensure no one else was inside.
UPDATE: Party in custody. One male suspect was arrested on weapons & drug related warrants. Units may remain on scene for a bit yet but the incident was resolved safely. Shout out to our partners with @Lincoln_Police & @USMarshalsHQ. #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #LNK #LNK911 https://t.co/sYU7YrHhCo
— Lancaster County Sheriff (@LSOnebraska) June 22, 2022
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The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office is helping the Metro Fugitive Task Force at a home where they say a fugitive has barricaded himself inside.
The sheriff’s office asks that people avoid the area near First Street and Cornhusker Highway.
This is a developing story. Stick with Channel 8 for any updates.
ACTIVITY ALERT: Our Tactical Response Unit (TRU) is assisting the Metro Fugitive Task Force in the 300 block of Alexander Drive where a fugitive has barricaded himself in a residence. Please avoid the area and follow @LSOnebraska for official updates. #LNK #LNK911 pic.twitter.com/m0XqwWkx8M
— Lancaster County Sheriff (@LSOnebraska) June 22, 2022
