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Man in custody after emergency situation declared in Logan

Joe Attanasio and Raffaella Ciccarelli

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A man has been taken into custody after an emergency declaration was made early this morning in Logan, Queensland

Shortly after 8:30am officers walked a shirtless man out of a property on Chambers Flat Road in Logan Reserve in handcuffs.

It comes after locals were warned to stay indoors and drivers told to avoid the area as tactical officers negotiated with a man they suspected was armed but alone.

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Streets shut down after emergency declaration in Logan. Supplied

It's understood officers have been negotiating with the man since midnight, after being called to the area in relation to a "disturbance".  Supplied

An exclusion zone was set out around the area, encompassing Chambers Flat Road, School Road and Logan Reserve Road.

Drones were seen flying overhead as police attempted to get a clear picture of the circumstances and negotiate with the suspect.

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A tactic vehicle wheeled into the suburb amid reports of an armed man.

A tactic vehicle wheeled into the suburb amid reports of an armed man.  Supplied

"In the last few minutes, you have seen it here first, those tactical officers walking out a shirtless man," Today reporter Andrea Crothers said.

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"He was then handcuffed and sat him downed and paramedics are assessing him and still being spoken to by detectives."

It's understood officers have been negotiating with the man since midnight, after being called to the area in relation to a "disturbance".

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