held in the Wheeler County jail on multiple charges. Over 50 law enforcers, including a Georgia State Patrol Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team, responded to a tense, two-hour standoff in Wheeler County Wednesday after officers at the scene called for backup. The incident took place on the outskirts of Glenwood shortly after 1 p.m. and ended with an arrest and without harm to the suspect or authorities. Wheeler County Sheriff’s Chief Deputy Richie Floyd said a suspect who barricaded himself inside his mobile home told law enforcement, “I’m tired of y’all harassing me. I’m going to show y’all something today.” Floyd said officers considered that a direct threat and because they also feared that the suspect had weapons, called for back-up. The alert brought in law enforcement from as far away as The Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth where the GSP’s state-wide SWAT team had congregated for training. SWAT Command staff arrived by helicopt