A man has been arrested following an armed standoff at an apartment in Wilton Manors. The incident reportedly stemmed from a dispute over an Amazon package. Details of the arrest and the events surrounding the standoff are available from CBS News Miami. For the latest information on this incident, readers can turn to CBS News Miami, where Morgan Rynor is providing updates on the case.
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