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"Police said the man shot and killed by officers Saturday in northwest Albuquerque threatened his wife and children with a gun hours before he fired at authorities.\u00A0Police arrived at a home along Coyote Canyon Place NW near Ventana Ranch Saturday after a woman called 911 and said, \"my husband, he has a gun and he's scaring us.\" The 911 call was released to the media Sunday by police.VIDEO:\u00A0APD releases 911 call from officer-involved shootingThe woman and her children were able to get out of the home, but police said Armand Martin, 50, refused to come out, sparking an hours-long standoff.\"He just started screaming, 'Get the F out, and don't ever come back,'\" the woman said on the 911 call.One of the officers at the scene was certified in crisis intervention.\"One of the kids showed officers a cellphone video of their father yelling, and what appeared to be the father chambering a round in a handgun,\" APD Deputy Chief Eric Garcia said.Garcia said the department decided to call in its SWAT team, the crisis negotiation team and a department psychologist. Garcia said Martin refused to come\u00A0out or talk to negotiators.\"He was basically playing the stereo and TV really loud,\" he said.The deputy chief said there was very little interaction between police and Martin for the next three hours. During that time, investigators tried to research Martin's past. Previous police reports showed a history of suicide attempts. They also learned Martin was a veteran who'd been treated at the Veterans' Affairs hospital.VIDEO: Who was Armand Martin?\"The department psychologist attempted to gather information from the VA, who confirmed a mental history, but refused to provide any further information about the subject or his mental health history,\" Garcia said.Around 5:30 p.m., officers said they heard gunshots inside the home. Police then launched tear -gas canisters into the home.An hour later, police said Martin came out of his front door and fired shots from two handguns.\"One APD officer discharged his department-issued rifle, firing a single shot,\" Garcia said.Dozens of officer-involved shootings in the past few years have put the department under intense scrutiny. In the early stages of the investigation, Garcia said police \"did a lot of good things.\"\"This is a subject who was actively firing a firearm into the neighborhood and inside his residence. He's danger to the community,\" Garcia said.APD said the officer who fired his gun was part of the SWAT team. This is his first officer-involved shooting in the 12 years he's been with the department.Officials plan to release his name once he's been interviewed about the shooting. He's on standard paid leave.Albuquerque police lapel video will be released to the media from this shooting in a few days.Saturday's shooting was the fourth deadly incident for APD since Gorden Eden took over as chief in February. It's also the 25th-deadly shooting by Albuquerque police since 2010.\u00A0PHOTOS:\u00A0Past 39 APD-involved shootings in order"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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