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UPDATE AT 1018 P.M. Man arrested in east Moscow after allegedly firing gun into ground

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Moscow police arrested a male suspect Wednesday night after he allegedly fired a gun into the ground in an east side neighborhood. The incident occurred on the 400 block of South Roosevelt Street around 8 p. m. , prompting the SWAT team to respond and a shelter-in-place order to be issued for nearby residents. Chief Anthony Dahlinger confirmed that neighbors reported the gunfire, which led to the police's swift action.

Authorities requested that the public avoid the area and refrain from recording the law enforcement activities. The police confirmed that there were no injuries during the standoff. The incident highlights the ongoing community concerns regarding gun violence and safety. Residents expressed relief that the situation was resolved without harm. Further updates will be provided as they become available.

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