A large law enforcement response was seen in Amarillo's medical district on Monday evening. The response involved multiple SWAT teams and was related to the search for an armed suspect. The incident occurred near the intersection of SW 9th Avenue and Coulter Street.
A standoff with police lasted for 3 hours. Further details about the incident are available from local news sources, including the outcome of the standoff and the status of the suspect.
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