Shooting at Bristol Police station by lone assailant under investigation, no one harmed

A lone female subject entered the lobby of the Bristol Police Department, at approximately 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, and fired multiple rounds into the front lobby desk office window, which was unoccupied at the time, according to release from the police department, according to a Police Dept. release.

The shots were stopped by bullet-resistant glass. Officers attempted to negotiate and more shots wer fired and stopped by the glass. When the subject set down the firearm, officers deployed an electronic control device and took the subject into custody without serious injury.

She was taken to the hospital for evaluation. CSP Central District Major Crimes Division along with the Inspector General’s Office are handling the investigation.

The Police Dept. has asked that anyone without essential police business avoid the area today.


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