Hours-long standoff results in Richland man in hospital

RICHLAND, Mo. — A standoff between a man and Richland Police resulted in one person being shot and another in the hospital.

According to court documents, Joshua Hackmann, 32, has a warrant for his arrest on charges of domestic assault and armed criminal action once he is released from the hospital.

According to a probable cause statement, on Jan. 15, around 10:30 p.m., officers were dispatched to the 900 block of North Pine Street for a report of shots being fired. When the police arrived, neighbors informed them of the shooter inside a residence and that a woman was shot and was in a neighbor's home.

The woman told police she pulled into the driveway of her home when her husband, Hackmann, was at the doorway pointing a pistol at her. She said she noticed the pistol had a laser on it and it was trained on her head. She said Hackman allegedly pulled the trigger and shot her in the arm. While she escaped, she stated she heard several more shots being fired.

According to the Pulaski County Prosecutor's Office, an hours-long standoff took place which resulted in Hackman being hospitalized. He will be released to the Pulaski County Jail upon his discharge with a bond set in the amount of $500,000.