Officers responded to the area and set up a perimeter and attempts to contact the male subject were unsuccessful. The subject's mother also arrived on the scene and was able to make contact with the male, who did peacefully come out of the residence and agreed to get evaluated at a local hospital.

Real heroes may not wear capes, but they can do their part to help local children leave bad situation and get into loving homes.  The Allen County Court Appointed Special Advocates Program or CASA held their 2nd annual Superhero 5K.   This is the organization largest fundraiser of the year and many runners and walker turned out in their best superhero costume to run the course around Faurot Park.  While the superheroes were running in the streets, the real heroes to CASA are the advocate that work closely with the children to help make sure leave a situation where they have been abused and neglected.

37-year-old Bryant Rose has been charged with felonious assault, abduction, and having a weapon under disability. The Lima Police Department says that back on January 29th of 2021, officers were called out to the 600 block of Fourth Street, where a man barricaded himself inside a house with a hostage. 

According to a press release from the Lima Police Department, officers were called out around 5 p.m. to the west side Walmart for a call that a man had a gun inside the store. The man was reportedly pointing the gun at people. Officers arrived on the scene as employees and customers began evacuating from the store. The patrol officers found the subject shortly after entering the Walmart. He backed into a corner and refused to come out.