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Man arrested after SWAT team responds to southwest Lubbock domestic disturbance

Police confirmed one person is in custody following a Friday afternoon SWAT callout prompted by a reported domestic disturbance at a southwest Lubbock home.

Lubbock police were called about 1 p.m. to the 6000 block of 78th Street following reports of a domestic disturbance, according to a statement from LPD.

Upon arrival, it was determined the individual inside the house, 30-year-old Ryan Kohls, had a protective order against him, and was not allowed to be at the property.

Lubbock police take 30-year-old Ryan Kohls into custody following a SWAT standoff in the 6000 block of 78th Street Friday. Kohls will be charged with violation of a protective order, the department says.
Lubbock police take 30-year-old Ryan Kohls into custody following a SWAT standoff in the 6000 block of 78th Street Friday. Kohls will be charged with violation of a protective order, the department says.

Due to the circumstances of the situation regarding the violation of the protective order, along with Kohls allegedly being armed with a  knife, a SWAT callout was initiated at 3:05 p.m., with LPD SWAT and Negotiators responding to the scene.

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Kohls was taken into custody just after 4 p.m. without incident and was transported to the Lubbock County Detention Center where he will be charged with violation of a protective order.

This article originally appeared on Lubbock Avalanche-Journal: Police SWAT team responds to southwest Lubbock domestic disturbance