JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: A police standoff in Michigan is now in its fourth day. Police in Vandalia are attempting to negotiate with a campground owner, Tom Crosslin, who now faces federal charges for firing at an aircraft, as well as state drug and firearms charges. Reporter Kirsten Jackson from CNN affiliate WNDU joins us now from there with the latest -- Kirsten.</s>KIRSTEN JACKSON, WNDU REPORTER: Well, there's been a lot of activity here within the last hour and a half. First, we saw two carloads of police officers wearing black masks race down this road on Black Street about two miles away from the campground here. Now, they were followed by two ambulances. Now, the two police officers you see here standing behind us, they both at the same time also cocked their weapons. They drew their guns and cocked their weapons. One of them got in his car and actually raced down Black Street toward the campground. They were also followed by about 20 or so different Michigan State Police officers. They were coming out of the place that is serving as the command center right now, and they were also followed by some cars in tinted windows. Now, about 20 minutes afterwards, both of the ambulances came back down this road. We were unable to see if there was anyone inside. They were also followed by a police car. There was a teenager in the back seat of that police car. We weren't sure who -- what the identity of that teenager was. Now, there were -- there was a barricade set up here. There still is. There has been a voluntary evacuation of neighbors that have lived around this area. But now, they are all being turned away as this standoff supposedly heats up.</s>CHEN: All right. That is reporter Kirsten Jackson from CNN affiliate WNDU joining us from Michigan, a live report there. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
Police Standoff With Campground Owner in Fourth Day