A fire broke out at a home where a SWAT standoff is unfolding in Akron, police said. A four-year-old was inside the house but was allowed to leave.

Albuquerque police identified Roman Kirby as the armed suspect shot by police after an hours-long SWAT standoff along I-40.

A SWAT vehicle was seen leaving the scene where police were pointing guns at an apartment building on Fairmarket Place.

Police and U.S. Marshals are working to resolve a standoff involving a felony warrant suspect barricaded inside a home in the 200 block of Kenilworth Drive.

On Wednesday, Albuquerque police identified Kirby as the man who allegedly threatened officers with a gun, causing a five-hour-long SWAT situation near I-40 and Eubank Tuesday.

I-40 closed in both directions near Eubank as APD SWAT responds. Drivers urged to avoid the area and expect significant delays.

Chicago police were in a standoff Sunday morning in the South Shore neighborhood. At 5:02 a.m., police were called to the 2700 block of East 76th Street for a SWAT incident. The situation remained ongoing hours later Sunday morning. Further details were not immediately available.

This trial is expected to last up to three weeks, with several, if not all of the SWAT team officers involved that day taking the stand.