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Barricaded Noodle House employee surrenders to police

February 23, 2018 By Times-Herald Newspapers Leave a Comment

Photo by Sue Suchyta Lincoln Park and Wyandotte police officers form a perimeter around the Hop Sheing Noodle House, 4232 Fort St. in Lincoln Park, Thursday evening when a suicidal man, who reportedly worked at the restaurant, barricaded himself in a back room. No other people were put at risk, police said. He surrendered about 8:30 p.m. evening and was taken to a nearby hospital.
Photo by Sue Suchyta
Lincoln Park and Wyandotte police officers form a perimeter around the Hop Sheing Noodle House, 4232 Fort St. in Lincoln Park, Thursday evening when a suicidal man, who reportedly worked at the restaurant, barricaded himself in a back room. No other people were put at risk, police said. He surrendered about 8:30 p.m. evening and was taken to a nearby hospital.

By SUE SUCHYTA
Sunday Times Newspapers

LINCOLN PARK – A 27-year-old employee of Hop Sheing Noodle House, 4232 Fort St., surrendered to police Thursday night after threatening suicide and barricading himself with a gun in a back room.

Officers negotiated with the man, who surrendered unharmed after about four-and-a-half hours, and was taken to a nearby hospital for evaluation, Police Chief Raymond Watters said.

He said the incident began about 4 p.m. when police received calls from restaurant patrons that a man was suicidal. He then locked himself in a back room. No other people were at risk, and no shots were fired, Watters said.

Wyandotte police were on the scene to assist Lincoln Park officers.

(Sue Suchyta can be reached at [email protected])

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