2 taken into custody after barricade situation ends

PHOENIX — A barricade situation in Phoenix has ended with two people in custody.

The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office had tried to serve a felony warrant Wednesday night at a home near North 33rd Drive and West Union Hills Drive.

When deputies tried to contact the suspect he slammed the door in their faces, according to Deputy Joaquin Enriquez.

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