The suspect lived down the street and was found at his residence.
He refused to come out, resulting in a brief SWAT standoff, Maj. Matthew Sturgeon said.
The suspect did surrender to police and he was booked into the Montgomery County Jail.
Police expect charges to be filed against him today.
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