Crime & Safety
Assault With Deadly Weapon Triggers Standoff, Shelter-In-Place For Residents In Newport Beach
The warning was issued at around 4 p.m. Thursday and impacts a residential neighborhood in Newport Beach.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA — A domestic incident involving assault with a deadly weapon triggered police activity and shelter-in-place orders for Newport Beach residents on Thursday.
The warning was issued at around 4 p.m. Thursday, when Newport Beach Police officers urged residents living on West Cliff Drive and Bedford Lane — between Buckingham Lane and Rutland Road — to shelter-in-place.
According to Newport Beach Police Department Spokesperson Heather Rangel, police were still at the scene at an apartment complex on 1800 Westcliff Drive as of 5:10 p.m. in response to the incident.
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According to Rangel, police were working to arrest the suspect.
“The suspect is inside a residence, and officers are working to safely resolve the situation,” Rangel said. “The immediate area has been secured.”
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Rangel said there was no immediate threat to the public.
Traffic in the surrounding area also appeared to be impacted.
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