A mentally ill man killed his elderly parents, barricaded himself inside their home and fired at officers during a four-hour standoff on Friday, police said.
Officers found the two bodies inside the house after Adrian Bonadie, 33, put down his guns and surrendered.
Officers arrived at the home after Bonadie’s sister called police to say she was worried about her elderly parents, Sergeant Robert Avels said. She told police her brother has a history of mental illness and was refusing to take his medicine and causing a disturbance.
“Family members described his behavior as extreme paranoia; people were trying to kill him, poison him,” police Captain Chris Weiske told reporters.
One of the bodies appeared to have been shot at close range, Avels said. Paramedics could not find an obvious gunshot wound on the other body and the cause of death was not immediately clear.
Bonadie was booked on suspicion of two homicides and attempting to kill two police officers who approached the home. No one was hit.
After a SWAT team responded, Bonadie came out of the house and stood there for 20 minutes, brandishing a gun in each hand and glaring at officers. Officers negotiated with Bonadie until he surrendered, Avels said.
Police found assault weapons, other firearms and ammunition strewn around the house, Avels said.
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