Officers arrested a woman Saturday after a fight injured one and led to a four hour standoff near San Francisco's Rincon Hill neighborhood, according to police.
The fight happened sometime before 11:40 a.m. Saturday, according to Sgt. Kathryn Winters with the San Francisco Police Department, who said that officers arrived to find one person who had been cut by a knife.
While first responders took them to the hospital to be treated for a non-life threatening injury, police then located the woman suspected of the stabbing in a nearby home.
A standoff developed after the woman refused to leave the residence. Police negotiated with the woman for around four hours, according to Winters, at which point a tactical team entered the residence and arrested her.
Police had closed an area around Essex and Folsom streets during the standoff, which were reopened as officers left the scene.
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