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Suspect In Custody After SWAT Standoff

Deputies Find Marijuana Inside Home

POSTED: Thursday, November 5, 2009
UPDATED: 7:33 am CST November 5, 2009

A SWAT standoff in northwest Harris County ended with one suspect being taken into custody.

Wednesday night, deputies were called to a home on Stoneside drive after someone reported smelling marijuana coming from the home.

When deputies arrived, they said a man inside the home refused to come out of the house.

Deputies fired gas inside the house. Moments later, the suspect came out of the house with a gun and surrendered, deputies said.

Deputies said they found bundles of marijuana inside the home.
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