Renfro fired rounds but did not hit anyone, police said. He did not come out when ordered by police, and the SWAT unit was called. A couple hours later, the SWAT unit made entry, and Renfro was taken into custody.
He was arraigned this morning in Hamilton Municipal Court, where bond was set at $30,000.
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