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Brighton police negotiate with barrcaided suspect

Police in Brighton said some people living in one Brighton neighborhood were forced to evacuate their homes early Monday morning as negotiations with a barricaded suspect continued. 

CBS

According to Brighton police, officers had been negotiating with the suspect since 8 p.m. Sunday when they responded to a call that came in as a reported disturbance. 

Police said the barricaded suspect was inside a home near Chavez Street and Beldock Street, with Beldock Street closed between Chavez Street and Sandoval Street.

Brighton police said the barricaded suspect was inside a home near Chavez Street and Beldock Street. CBS

Most residents were urged to stay inside their homes during this time. 

That changed on Monday morning when some residents in nearby homes were asked to leave. 

The suspect was described as a male, but officers were unsure of his age. 

Beldock Street was closed between Chavez Street and Sandoval Street in Brighton on Monday morning.  CBS

Police said there was still one person inside the residence as of 9 a.m., but there was no threat to the community. 

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