SWAT officers searching for a group of robbery suspects had to work to convince several people to come out of rooms at Motel 6 near I-35 and Rittiman Road. After an hours-long standoff, the situation ended with a number of people in custody.

A family is safe after a standoff early Monday morning outside a home on the city’s North Side.

Carlos Herrera, 35, faces a long list of charges after allegedly shooting a woman, then holding police at bay for five hours.

SWAT teams were called to a West Side home after gunshots were fired overnight, according to San Antonio police.

People who live at the Timber Creek apartments still have not forgotten the morning of January 9, when a neighbor engaged in a gun battle with police. SAPD recently released video of the incident.

A 49-year-old man is in custody after an hourslong standoff in southwest Bexar County, according to the sheriff’s office.

Police and SWAT officers surrounded a truck on the city's Southeast Side where a man was passed out with a gun in his hand. It took about three hours for them to rouse him.

A man wanted on several warrants is on the run after a short standoff at an apartment complex on the North Side, according to San Antonio police.

Residents at the Westwood Plaza Apartments say crime is all too common.

As law enforcement agencies searched a West Side apartment complex for a man suspected of shooting two San Antonio police officers, a 10-year-old boy barricaded himself inside his apartment.

A woman is dead after pointing a gun at officers who were working to negotiate with her during a standoff, according to Converse police.

The 19-year-old man involved in an hours-long standoff with authorities has surrendered, according to San Antonio police.

A woman was taken into custody after she triggered a standoff with New Braunfels police shortly after finding a man stabbed outside of her home, officials said.

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office gave KSAT a behind-the-scenes look at their basic training program for crisis negotiations.

A 56-year-old man is in custody after stabbing his father and barricading himself from officers inside a home on the city’s West Side, according to San Antonio police.

A man who was the subject of a police standoff remains at large after police tossed tear gas into his home and couldn’t find him.

San Antonio police officials have defended the harsh and at times rude language used by the department’s crisis negotiators during several barricaded subject incidents the past several months.

A man accused of holding a woman against her will in a bathroom and hiding from the authorities in a Converse home is in custody, according to Converse police.

A man accused of firing gunshots in the air is barricading himself inside of a building on the North Side and hiding from authorities, according to San Antonio police.

A standoff has ended on the Southwest Side after 48 hours, but it’s the unexpected way that it ended that has left many nearby residents on edge.

After four days, a standoff at an apartment complex on the city’s North Side involving a suspect wanted for multiple crimes has ended peacefully, San Antonio police said.

A man armed with a handgun broke into a South Side home, hid in a bedroom, then surprised San Antonio police by shooting at them, according to Chief William McManus.

A 43-year-old man is in police custody after he fired a handgun at officers and barricaded himself inside a South Side home early Friday morning.

A man was taken into custody overnight after a six-hour standoff with San Antonio police and SWAT officers at a South Side home.

Arrest records revealed more about the suspect who shot and injured a Bexar County deputy and was found dead after an hours-long standoff with authorities on the West Side.

A series of standoffs in Dilley Sunday afternoon has come to an end, resulting in a man being hospitalized from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to Dilley police.

A man is in custody after a standoff on the Northwest Side ended Tuesday afternoon, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office.

San Antonio police say a 41-year-old man is in custody after barricading himself for hours in an East Side home.

San Antonio police have arrested a man who they said fatally shot someone and then barricaded himself inside a mobile home on the West Side on Tuesday afternoon.

A man is in critical condition after a shooting, and the suspect has barricaded himself in his mobile home on the West Side, San Antonio police said.

What started as Austin city personnel helping cut a man’s lawn quickly turned into a deadly situation after gunshots were fired, an hourslong standoff with police ensued, the house caught fire and the man was fatally shot by officers, according to Austin Police Chief Joseph Chacon.

An armed man who San Antonio police described as a “very violent individual who had a very violent past” barricaded himself inside a Northwest Side apartment for about 6.5 hours Wednesday before a combination of police and the suspect’s gunfire brought the standoff to an end.

A standoff on the city’s South Side has come to an end, resulting in the arrests of a 44-year-old man and two of his family members, according to San Antonio police.

What started as a call for a structure fire ended in a standoff between a man and San Antonio police on the South Side overnight.

A standoff between authorities and an armed, naked woman inside of Pleasanton City Hall has resolved peacefully, according to Pleasanton Police Chief Ronald Sanchez.

A standoff has concluded after a 33-year-old man accused of stabbing a woman on a bus traveling from out of town barricaded himself for hours, prompting negotiators to step in, San Antonio police say.

Maria Tijerina is trying her best to be strong as she plans her daughter’s funeral and trying to figure out how to raise her four grandkids.

Family and friends rallied together to raise thousands of dollars for a mother of four who was shot and killed during a standoff.

Authorities have captured the suspect in an hourslong police standoff where one officer died and four others were wounded in a small West Texas city.

San Antonio police Chief William McManus said the man was safely taken into custody.

A man is in custody after San Antonio police say he barricaded himself inside of a hotel on the River Walk and held his two kids and wife hostage. SAN ANTONIO – A man is in custody after San Antonio police say he barricaded himself inside of a hotel on the River Walk and held his two kids and wife hostage. The incident began at 10:00 p.m., Saturday, at the Drury Plaza Hotel on Commerce and St. Mary’s. Police said the man was barricaded on the sixth floor of the hotel and was holding two small kids and his wife hostage in the room, according to officials. RELATED: Woman charged with murder after she shot, killed man at La Cantera apartment, SA police say

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police are currently involved in a standoff with a shooting suspect who is barricaded inside of his residence on the West Side. Police were initially called to the scene for a shooting with a hit. After officers arrived, they found the suspect had fired a shotgun at his ex-girlfriend’s house. There were five people inside of his ex-girlfriend’s home at the time shots were fired and one person was hit in the shoulder. Officers said they set up a perimeter outside of his residence and have tried for hours to make contact with him.

SAN ANTONIO – Update:A man accused of armed aggravated robbery and who was involved in an hours-long standoff with San Antonio police is now in custody. He was booked on three felony warrants, including aggravated robbery, unauthorized use and possessing a controlled substance. Officers also conducted a search warrant and located the handgun used in the robbery and the stolen property from the victims. Original:The scene is now clear after an hours-long standoff on the North Side between an aggravated robbery suspect and San Antonio police Friday afternoon. RELATED: San Antonio police arrest 2 after ‘vicious’ assault caught on camera outside strip club

SAN ANTONIO – Police arrested a man following a standoff after breaking into a West Side home and attacking an 88-year-old man. The attack happened around 10:30 a.m. Friday in the 900 block of Southwest 37th Street, police say. Officers said the victim woke up to a man standing over him. The two got into a fight that ended outside the home when family members of the victim who live nearby pushed the attacker away. Investigators say the attacker will receive a mental evaluation before charges are filed.

Northeast Side standoff ends after 4 hours; suspect to undergo psychiatric evaluation, police sayPublished: September 19, 2020, 11:01 pmSan Antonio police successfully negotiated with a man on the Northeast Side on Saturday, ending a four-hour-long standoff at an apartment complex parking lot.

SAN ANTONIO San Antonio police were involved in a standoff with a man at a far West Side apartment for several hours early Thursday morning. According to police, officers arrived and contacted the man, but could not determine if anyone else was inside the apartment. Authorities say a 29-year-old woman was able to escape the apartment and taken to safety by police. The woman told investigators that she was assaulted by the man, and that he threatened to kill her. She told officers that the man had a rifle and fired the gunshot inside the apartment, police said.

PLEASANTON, Texas – A man is dead after an hours-long standoff with Pleasanton police overnight, according to officials. The incident began around 7 p.m. Saturday night and ended around 3:30 a.m. Sunday at the Bonita Creek RV Park in Pleasanton. Upon arrival, police determined it was a domestic violence incident involving a husband and wife. The husband, Gregory Lee Stanford, 54, allegedly fired gunshots at his wife; however, she was not hit and no one else was shot, police said. Eventually, officers made entry into the mobile home and discovered Stanford had died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

SAN ANTONIO San Antonio police were involved in a standoff with a man at a SW Side home for roughly an hour late Tuesday night, authorities said Wednesday. Officers were called just before midnight to a home in the 8500 block of Timber Wolf Street, not far from Loop 410 and Old Pearsall Road after receiving reports of a family disturbance. According to police, a man and his mother had been arguing and it was believed that the man had a shotgun. As of now, it is unclear as to how the standoff exactly ended. Police did not say if the man left the house, or if he chose to remain inside.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police have tracked down a man who they say was armed with a shotgun and was having mental problems. They had to negotiate through darkness and thick brush along the Leon Creek Greenway to reach him early Wednesday. As officers approached their home, located in the 7000 block of Marshall Pass, they heard what sounded like gunfire. They say they also found out the man had left the home armed with a shotgun and climbed over the back fence. Image of a standoff near Marshall Pass.

Cibolo PD: Man surrenders peacefully, charged with attempted capital murder after standoffPublished: March 13, 2020, 8:41 amA 34-year-old man has been arrested following an hours-long standoff with the Cibolo Police Department.

The incident began around 11:45 p.m. Sunday at the Club at Stone Oak Apartments on Hardy Oak Boulevard, not far from Stone Oak Parkway on the city’s far North Side. That’s when, police said, Summers held hostage a 52-year-old woman and an 8-year-old child, refusing to allow them to leave. Authorities said SWAT negotiators were called and that the woman was ultimately able to get out of the apartment safely by going through an apartment window. A police sergeant said roughly 20 minutes into negotiations with the man he then jumped out of the same apartment window, trying to run from the scene. Neither the woman nor the child held hostage were injured in the incident.

SAN ANTONIO – A standoff between San Antonio police and a local man has ended after he took his own life inside a vehicle in the parking lot of a Northeast Side McDonald’s restaurant early Monday morning. According to police, a relative of the man was able to track his phone and locate him after receiving word he might be suicidal. Authorities said the relative tried to talk to him, but at some point he pulled out a gun and that’s when they called police. Negotiators for several hours tried to resolve things peacefully, but shortly after 6 a.m. the man took his own life. The name of the man killed was not released by police.