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Man Held At Indian American Restaurant After Standoff

Darpan News Desk, 13 Aug, 2015 02:09 PM
    A man armed with a semi-automatic handgun was arrested from an Indian restaurant in US' Vermont state after a standoff with police, a media report said.
     
    Workers and customers in the restaurant in Barre town panicked and took cover during the 45-minute standoff, the Times Argus reported.
     
    Sunny Singh, who works at Rickie's Indian Restaurant and Shell Station, said the arrested man was a regular at the restaurant that serves Punjabi delicacies.
     
    Shafali Saini, another Indian-American who works at the restaurant, said the suspect used to be a "really nice friendly person".
     
    The man, identified as Henry Premont, was taken into custody after a police crisis negotiator spoke to him on telephone. He finally surrendered himself and his weapon.

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