Police recovered six firearms and over 300 rounds of ammunition following an hours-long standoff with a Woodinville man in the lobby of the Snohomish County courthouse on Monday. David Hsu, 32, had his initial court appearance Tuesday and is being held on $1 million bail. Law enforcement Marshals confronted Hsu when he entered the lobby at about 12:30 p.m. Monday wearing soft ballistic armor and armed with multiple guns. Hsu demanded to see two judges and the sheriff so he could have the judges grant him custody of his daughter and restore his firearm rights, according to probable cause documents. A protection order was issued against Hsu in October.  Hsu told police that he had been trying to resolve his child custody issues but had not been successful. By bringing guns to the courthouse, Hsu "wanted to get people's attention and make them listen to him," probable cause documents say. Marshals ordered Hsu to drop his weapons. He put two rifles on the ground but refused to disarm, according to the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office. Police contained Hsu to the lobby of the courthouse. SWAT negotiators communicated with Hsu, trying to get him to surrender. During the standoff, Hsu told police that he would "'defend' himself" if officers advanced, according to probable cause documents. Hsu surrendered about three hours after entering the courthouse and was arrested. READ THE FULL STORY: https://www.king5.com/article/news/crime/suspect-snohomish-county-courthouse-standoff-bail-set/281-7ed1dbf8-e0af-4124-8706-9fc5cf3c2236