NYC Man Kills Girlfriend, Sparks 2-Hour SWAT Standoff: Police, Reports

NEW YORK CITY — A Brooklyn man killed his girlfriend and sparked a white-knuckle two-hour SWAT standoff early Sunday, according to police and reports.

Peter Hibbert, 48, eventually surrendered and faces in a murder charge in the shooting death of Jacqueline Wilson, 49, inside their Brownsville home, police said.

Hibbert shot Wilson in her head, torso and leg about 3 a.m., authorities said. He then gave Wilson's daughter a chilling threat, the New York Post first reported.

"I just shot your mother, and now I’m going to shoot everyone in the house,'" he said, according to the Post.

NYPD officers scrambled to a 911 call from the 230 E. 96th St. home near Clarkson Avenue, authorities said.

Wilson's daughter had locked herself in a bedroom with her boyfriend a baby amid the violence, the Post reported.

Police, including SWAT officers, circled the house and eventually found Hibbert hiding in a crawl space under the home's garden, according to the Post's report.