After five hour stand off with troopers, man exits mobile home without incident
DANUBE, N.Y. (WKTV) - After roughly a five hour stand off with State Police in a mobile home, a Danube man exited without incident.
At roughly 7:50 a.m. on Tuesday, State Police responded to a call of a domestic dispute at the Homestead Trailer Park on Route 5S in the Town of Danube. A caller not involved in the incident told authorities that Michael Grogan, 28, chased a woman through the mobile home park and then back into the residence.
Troopers said Grogan denied access to the residence and locked the doors and neither he nor the woman - Shannon Shorer, 26, would respond to troopers. In response, authorities set up a perimeter around the mobile home unit.
Both Grogan and Shorer refused to leave the residence or talk with troopers, and the two both denied that a domestic incident had occurred or that police involvement was needed. Authorities than had hostage negotiators make contact with the duo.
At roughly 10:45 p.m., Shorer exited the mobile home, denying that any criminal act had happened. Grogan, however, remained in the residence and continued to refuse to cooperate with troopers.
At approximately 12:30 p.m., Grogan voluntarily exited the mobile home, and the residence was checked for firearms. Authorities did not find any firearms, and no arrests were made.
More photos from the scene, courtesy of viewers Alicia Lyon and Johnny Rwatten:
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