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A man barricaded himself inside a residence in Chicago's Old Irving Park, prompting a SWAT response; no injuries were reported and the situation was resolved by evening, with one man taken to hospital for observation.
A SWAT team responded to a disturbance in Irving Park, Chicago, causing the 152 Addison CTA bus to be rerouted; further details are pending as the situation develops.
Sony's 'SWAT' spinoff 'Exiles' has cast five series regulars, including Lucy Barrett and Ronen Rubinstein, with Kevin Tancharoen set to direct the pilot. The series follows a new SWAT team led by Shemar Moore's character Hondo after a mission goes awry, focusing on untested recruits and team dynamics. Production begins in September in Los Angeles, with no current network announced.
Jay Harrington and Patrick St. Espirit will reprise their roles as Sergeant Deacon Kay and Commander Hicks in the upcoming SWAT spinoff S.W.A.T. EXILES, which will also feature Shemar Moore returning as Hondo. The series follows Hondo leading a new, untested SWAT team after a mission goes awry, but the premiere date and network are still unknown.
Ready or Not, a highly-rated tactical FPS, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, offering a gritty, simulation-style experience where players lead a SWAT team through dangerous criminal hotspots, emphasizing strategic gameplay and realism. The game is praised for its balance of challenge and immersion, making it a must-play for fans of tactical shooters on Xbox.
Sony Pictures Television is developing a 'S.W.A.T.' spin-off called 'Exiles' centered around Shemar Moore’s character, but has not yet decided if other original cast members will join, emphasizing the ongoing process and potential for additional cast involvement. The series is being launched without a traditional broadcaster, with the company taking a risk to attract international buyers.
Jay Harrington, who played Deacon on CBS's S.W.A.T., shares his thoughts on the recent announcement of the S.W.A.T. spinoff 'Exiles,' expressing surprise and some disappointment over not being included in the initial news, but also showing professionalism and support for the new project. He reflects on his eight years on the show, his relationships with cast and crew, and his future plans in acting and directing.
David Lim, who played Victor Tan on 'SWAT,' expressed his feelings about the new spinoff 'SWAT Exiles,' which features only Shemar Moore returning. Lim shared that the announcement, made shortly after the show's final episode, was hurtful as it overlooked the contributions of the original cast and crew. Moore explained his decision to proceed alone with the spinoff, emphasizing his commitment to the character and team. Lim reflected on his time on the show, highlighting the camaraderie and impact of the series, and acknowledged its successful run ending on a high note.
David Lim expressed disappointment and feeling 'brushed aside' after the announcement of the S.W.A.T. spinoff 'S.W.A.T. Exiles,' which features only Shemar Moore from the original cast, highlighting his pride in the show's legacy and his emotional connection to the team. The spinoff's focus on Moore's character Hondo has sparked mixed reactions, with Lim and fans feeling overlooked despite their contributions to the original series.
David Lim, who played Victor Tan on 'S.W.A.T.', expressed disappointment that the upcoming spin-off 'S.W.A.T. Exiles' is moving forward without most of the original cast, including himself, feeling brushed aside after the show's final season. Despite support from fellow cast members and producers suggesting other cast may join later, Lim's sentiments highlight the emotional impact of the show's transition. The spin-off focuses on Hondo leading a new SWAT team, but the absence of the original cast has caused some discontent among fans and actors alike.
Actor David Lim expressed mixed feelings about the new 'S.W.A.T.' spin-off 'Exiles,' revealing that the rollout of the new show, which features Shemar Moore but excludes the original cast, was emotionally difficult for him, especially after the show's ending and lack of recognition for the original team. The spin-off was announced shortly after the final episode, causing some disappointment among fans and cast members.
David Lim, a star of 'S.W.A.T.', expressed disappointment over the new spinoff 'S.W.A.T. Exiles' for excluding the main cast, feeling brushed aside after the show's cancellation and the announcement of the spinoff, which only features Shemar Moore. Lim and other cast members voiced their support for the original series and its team, highlighting the bond and camaraderie they shared.
David Lim, a star of the original 'S.W.A.T.' series, expressed disappointment and feeling overlooked after the announcement of the new spin-off 'S.W.A.T. Exiles,' which was made shortly after the original show's finale and without the original cast members except Shemar Moore.
A SWAT sniper from the Volusia County Sheriff's Office shot and killed a man who fired approximately 200 rounds at condo units and law enforcement near Ormond-By-The-Sea, Florida. The incident occurred on Thanksgiving after deputies responded to reports of a man with suicidal thoughts. The man, who was alone in an Airbnb, had barricaded himself and was heavily armed, prompting evacuations and traffic rerouting. Despite attempts to negotiate, he continued firing, leading to the fatal intervention. No other injuries were reported, and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement will investigate the shooting.
A 93-year-old woman in Los Angeles reported strange knocking sounds beneath her home, which turned out to be a man living in her crawl space. Police discovered the man, identified as 27-year-old Isaac Betancourt, who was reportedly naked and refused to leave, prompting a SWAT team intervention. After an hours-long standoff, Betancourt was arrested on suspicion of trespassing and later released, with a court arraignment scheduled for December.