Kidnap Hostage, ex-friend victim
1 hostage SWAT incident 1 arrest July 14, 2013 Man Holds Ex-Girlfriend Hostage at Tumwater Gas Station In Tumwater, Washington, police and a SWAT team surrounded a gas station after a man from Olympia confronted his ex-girlfriend, an employee at the store with a gun and held her hostage. The woman had a restraining order against the man. Similar incident in Burnsville MN
Same thing as burnsville - also pulled in to hold ex-girlfriend hostage
Tumwater hostage situation ends with arrest, no one injured | Crime ...
www.thenewstribune.com/2013/.../police-respond-to-hostage-incident.ht...Jul 14, 2013 - A standoff between law enforcement and a 50-year-old Olympia man with a gun who holed up inside a Tumwater gas station to talk to his ...
Hostage escapes from armed standoff, suspect arrested - KOMO News
www.komonews.com/.../Police-Armed-man-holding-hostage-at-Tumwat...Jul 14, 2013 - A day-long armed standoff at a Tumwater gas station ended abruptly late Sunday afternoon when the woman held hostage ran out of the ..
July 14, 2013 | Posted: 12:06 p.m. Sunday, July 14, 2013
Police: Armed man holds woman hostage at Tumwater gas station
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Police and a SWAT team surrounded a Tumwater gas station after a man held a woman hostage Sunday.
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Suspect held ex in Burnsville gas station standoff, charges say
He was thinking about robbing a bank or hijacking a car, prosecutors say. But then Ariel Luis Barnett passed by the Burnsville gas station where his estranged girlfriend was working Saturday night, saw her car in the parking lot and "lost it."
Authorities say he walked in, fired a sawed-off shotgun into the ceiling and pointed the gun at her head.
"I'm here to kill you," Barnett told her, according to police, "but I can't."
For the next hour, he held her and her co-worker hostage in the store, menacing them with the gun and repeatedly threatening to shoot them until a Burnsville police officer talked him into giving himself up.
Barnett, 31, of Burnsville was charged Tuesday in Dakota County District Court with felony assault and kidnapping. He remains in jail with bail set at $250,000.
According to the charges:
Barnett and the woman involved had been in a seven-year relationship and have four children together. They recently separated, and he told police he was "at his breaking point" because she cut off communication with him.
Barnett had a briefcase with him Saturday that contained a sawed-off shotgun, gloves, a mask and painkillers. He told police he considered using these items to rob a bank or forcing someone to drive around and give him money
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