article_snippet.sent: A City of Charleston police officer committed suicide Thursday morning during a standoff at A City of Charleston police officer home, authorities said.
article_snippet.sent: Officials said A City of Charleston police officermade the call, which was listed as a domestic dispute.
article_snippet.sent: Local police called in the Charleston County Sheriff's Department, the crisis negotiations team, SWAT, and bomb squads to assume responsibility of the situation 'because the crisis negotiations team, SWAT, and bomb squads to assume responsibility of the situation ' did not want to have the crisis negotiations team, SWAT, and bomb squads to assume responsibility of the situation ' own folks dealing with this since our own folks worked with this individual on a daily basis', Charleston Police Chief Gregg Mullen told Live 5 News.
article_snippet.sent: Charleston Police Chief Gregg Mullen speaks with local media following death of one of Charleston Police Chief Gregg Mullen officers,  Sgt.
article_snippet.sent: Domestic: Police say the 911 call that came through around 7am was listed as a domestic dispute .
article_snippet.sent: Charleston Police Chief Gregg Mullen Charleston Police Chief Gregg Mullen described the incident as a tragedy, but the incident is not believed to be linked to be linked to the case of Michael Slager, the white South Carolina police officer charged with murder for shooting an unarmed black man in the back. '
article_snippet.sent: I think police officers all over the United States constantly experience high stress and what's going on right now has just elevated that, but this situation today
article_snippet.sent: I'm focusing on what's happening with members of my department and
article_snippet.sent: that's my priority now,' Charleston Police Chief Gregg Mullen told Live 5 News.
article_snippet.sent: According to Charleston Police Chief Gregg Mullen, at 12:17 pm, a SWAT team from the sheriff's office entered the home and found the individual deceased in the residence . '