An active shooter situation that shut down traffic at the San Diego International airport has been solved, San Diego police said.
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Officials say 33-year-old Titus Colbert surrendered to police after a more than five-hour standoff Wednesday, and no injuries were reported.
The Federal Aviation Administration halted incoming flights for several hours as a precaution because planes swoop low near the apartment complex before landing.
San Diego Police Lt. Scott Wahl says Colbert threw "multiple weapons" out the window of a rooftop apartment before being taken into custody.
The incident began around 1 p.m. Eastern when police responded to a domestic violence call. Upon their arrival, officers were met with rounds of gunfire.
Wahl told Scripps station KGTV that bullets came within inches of hitting officers.
After a standoff that lasted a few hours, the suspected shooter was eventually apprehended by police. Air traffic has resumed at the airport.
There was no word on the exact circumstances that led to the shooting.
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Alex Hider is a writer for the E.W. Scripps National Desk. Follow him on Twitter @alexhider.
