A hostage situation at a bank building in Bakersfield, California ends after an FBI officer-involved shooting that kills a man suspected of holding hostages. Police say the standoff lasts roughly 12 to 15 hours, with authorities called to the scene after the suspect barricades himself inside a bank that is also part of a building used by the school district, according to reporting. Multiple outlets report that negotiations occur during the standoff as the suspect holds multiple people as hostages and makes claims related to explosives. Authorities later say all hostages are released and none are harmed. CBS and other outlets describe the conclusion as an FBI shooting of the suspect, based on police statements. Local police and officials provide updates on the end of the incident, stating the suspect is killed in an officer-involved shooting involving federal personnel. While outlet timing details differ slightly, the overall sequence is consistent across reports: an hourslong standoff at the Bakersfield bank, hostages are freed, and the suspect is shot and killed by the FBI.