Man in custody after domestic violence call leads to SWAT standoff

Credit: MONTGOMERY COUNTY JAIL

Credit: MONTGOMERY COUNTY JAIL

According to records from Montgomery County Regional Dispatch, officers responded to the house after receiving a 911 call from McDonald’s wife at around 9:45 p.m. Friday reporting that McDonald was drunk, had fired a gun in the house and then demanded his wife call police. During the call McDonald repeatedly tells his wife to leave and eventually attacks her.

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After arrival, police ordered McDonald to leave the house, and after he ignored the orders and released his dogs out of the rear of the house, police called in a SWAT response.

Scanner indicated that law enforcement deployed flash bang devices and tear gas to try to get McDonald to leave the house.

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Officers received a search warrant to enter the house shortly after midnight, but continued issuing commands, according to dispatch records.

McDonald was finally taken into custody at just after 3 a.m. He is due in court Oct. 15.