The man in a standoff with police in Waterville for eight hours Monday night and Tuesday morning walks towards police as he surrendered at about 2:30 a.m. Tuesday.
A member of the Maine State Police tactical team stands ready during a standoff with an armed man at the Waterville Police Department on Tuesday.
A man is seen holding a gun as enters his truck during a standoff with police at the Waterville Police Department on Tuesday.
The scene of Monday night’s Waterville standoff, looking north on College Avenue. Maine State Police Trooper Chris Carr and Winslow Police Sgt. Haley Fleming are at left by the building. The Waterville Police Department, where a reportedly armed and suicidal man was sitting in his truck, is in the distance at the right.
Waterville Police Chief Joseph Massey talks to the press at the site of a standoff with a possibly armed and suicidal man in Waterville Monday night.
Maine State Police Trooper Chris Carr, left, and Winslow Police Sgt. Haley Fleming walk north on College Avenue during Monday night’s armed standoff.
Waterville fire Lt. Scott Holst directs a state police vehicle across College Avenue to the command post at the American Legion parking lot as police from several agencies deal with a possibly armed man in Waterville’s Colby Circle area late Monday.
Emergency vehicles gather on College Avenue in Waterville late Monday, while police negotiators talk to a possibly armed man near the police station.
A Waterville fire truck blocks College Avenue at Getchell Street late Monday, as police from a number of agencies respond to reports of a man with a gun in the Colby Circle area.
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