April 20, 2025 - 15:20

A man was taken into custody after he allegedly pulled out an assault-style rifle and waved it at officers during a mental health call, according to the Cibolo Police Department. The incident unfolded when officers responded to a report concerning the individual’s mental health. Upon arrival, officers encountered the man, who reportedly displayed the firearm in a threatening manner.
Authorities quickly assessed the situation and took measures to ensure the safety of all individuals present. The police department emphasized the importance of de-escalating such situations, particularly when mental health is involved. Officers were able to safely apprehend the man without any injuries reported to the public or law enforcement personnel.
The incident has raised concerns about the intersection of mental health crises and the presence of firearms. The Cibolo Police Department is committed to addressing these challenges while ensuring the safety of the community. Further investigations are ongoing as authorities work to understand the circumstances that led to this alarming event.
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