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Photos: Aftermath of a Standoff

A Monrovia man surrendered to police after police fired tear gas into a home where he'd barricaded himself for 10 hours.

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Holes from tear gas canisters were visible in all the front windows of a Monrovia home on Duarte Road where an for 10 hours before early Wednesday morning.

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