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Columbia police arrest barricaded man after a four-hour standoff

Douglas Lee
Columbia police arrest Douglas Lee after four hour standoff
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Columbia police responded to a trailer court off of E. New Haven Road on a report of a barricaded subject Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020.

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

Columbia police arrested a wanted man after a four-hour long standoff that began after a vehicle chase Wednesday morning.

Watch the replay in the player below after the suspect was arrested.

At 10:34 a.m., Columbia police attempted to conduct a traffic stop on Douglas Antonio Lee, 42, of Columbia near 33 E. Broadway before Lee drove off and CPD chased after him.

Officers called off the chase after it went into the downtown area. Police however checked Lee's residence on the 3500 block of New Haven Road.

Watch a recorded version of a briefing with department spokeswoman Brittany Hilderbrand in the player below.

Police say that is when Lee barricaded himself inside the residence. Lee was armed with a pistol when officers took him into custody.

No injuries occurred during the incident.

Lee was arrested for felony warrants for the charges of first-degree domestic assault, possession of controlled substance, unlawful possession of a firearm and resisting/interfering with arrest.

Lee is charged with third degree assault.

Lee has a Monday court date at 1 p.m.

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