After a 12-hour police standoff that involved multiple different law enforcement agencies, a West New York man surrendered to authorities minutes ago. 
By John Heinis/Hudson County View
The man allegedly fired shots at West New York police officers from a home near the intersection of 57th Street and John F. Kennedy Boulevard around 2:30 a.m. this morning after fleeing from a traffic stop.
As a result, the FBI, West New York, North Bergen, Union City, Guttenberg and Weehawken Police Departments, as well as the Hudson and Bergen County Sheriff’s Office’s – including their SWAT units – responded to the incident.
The man, whose personal information has not been released yet, is said to have a military background, according to West New York Mayor Felix Roque, who added that no one was injured.
Roque deferred all questions to the prosecutor’s office, who have not released any information other than that the suspect finally turned himself in without incident.
Subject surrendered safely. Thank you to all law enforcement agencies involved- Job well done!!
— ProsecutorSuarezHCPO (@HCPOProsecutor) February 5, 2017
Great job Mayor!
WNY is very lucky the Mayor didn’t get sent to jail so he can sill be our great Mayor
Great job Mayor! One day when Raul dies you will go back to Cuba and Make Cuba Great Again!
What is everyone talking about the Mayor for? I’m just glad our streets are safe. Second Amendment Smecond Smeckmeckment! I want my boy to LIVE!