Person hospitalized after shots reportedly fired in Lakewood

Police responded to the mental health incident at an apartment complex early Friday morning.

MARYSVILLE — A report of shots fired at a Lakewood apartment complex ended with a person in the hospital early Friday morning.

Marysville police said the incident was a domestic violence and mental health crisis, with only the suspect suffering non-life threatening injuries.

Police said that no officers fired their weapons, and the investigation is ongoing.

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