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SWAT situation in Westminster | 9news.com

SWAT situation in Westminster | 9news.com

Officers are trying to contact someone they believe is inside a home on West 118th Place.

WESTMINSTER, Colo. — Residents of a Westminster neighborhood have been told to stay in their homes after SWAT was called out to try to make contact with a man in connection with a death investigation Saturday afternoon.

According to the Westminster Police Department (WPD), officers were called out to a townhome on West 118th Place on a report of a disturbance at around 1:30 p.m. That’s located near 120th Avenue and Lowell Boulevard.

Police said they found an injured person on the front porch. That person later died at a hospital. Their death is under investigation but officers do not believe a firearm was involved, according to a spokesperson.

SWAT was called in, WPD said, and they’re trying to make contact with someone believed to be alone inside the home. There has so far been no communication, according to police. 

Police are now working on obtaining a warrant before going inside, the spokesperson said.

WPD said a Code Red message went out to area residents telling them to shelter in place, and homes in the immediate vicinity of the situation have been evacuated.

This is a developing story. 9NEWS will provide more information as it becomes available.

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