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Regina police standoff ends with man facing threat charges

A man turned himself in after an hours-long standoff with police that resulted in him being charged with uttering threats.

Standoff lasted 5 hours

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Police say two women were given death threats by a male suspect. (Tyler Pidlubny/CBC)

A 51-year-old man is facing charges of uttering threats following a five-hour standoff with Regina police.

Police say officers responded to a call on Friday shortly after noon CST at a home on the 300 block of Forget Streetwhere a man allegedlymade death threats against two women.

The home belonged to the suspect, who was believed to have firearms inside. Police formed a perimeter around the house.

After five hours of negotiating with the suspect, he left the house and turned himself over to police. He has since been charged with two counts of uttering threats.