11 people were arrested after a multi-language confrontation between Massachusetts state police with a group of heavy weapons.

The confrontation broke out on the morning of July 4 when the police conducted a medium to check the means, leading to the Union of Union I-95 was closed and officials had to order a shelter in place for residents around the region.

The clash extended nearly 9 hours but the situation was resolved through the combination of negotiations and tactical measures, including armored vehicles, Colonel Massachusetts Christopher Mason said in one

Police car at the scene of 4/7 light confrontation.

The police announced that there was some weapons but did not specify the quantity.

Some people in the group were arrested refused to provide identity, delaying the investigation process, Massachusetts Massachusetts David Procopio policime spokesman.

The confrontation was about 1h30 when a police officer discovered two means on the emergency lane with a dangerous indicator light.

The group of people wearing bulletproof jackets and military uniforms, carrying many rifles and pistols.

The officers at the scene require the group of people to produce a driver's license and the ownership of the arms but they responded that there was no or not carrying with the person.

In a tweet line at about 5:30 am, Massachusetts state police said armed group members refused to comply with the command to provide information and lower weapons.

The team's self-proclaiming leaders want people to know that they do not have anti-government ideology, Mason adds.

People in Wakefield and Reading are recommended to shelter in place while the confrontation takes place.