SULLIVAN, MADISON COUNTY -- A man with a criminal past is in jail following a domestic dispute that turned into a police standoff.

It happened Wednesday around 3:48 a.m at 7412 Sandy Hatch Road in Sullivan, Madison County.

State Police responded to the home for a report of a domestic incident. When they arrived, officers were confronted at the front door by Jonathan Onn, 23.

Onn opened the door and displayed a long gun, according to police. He then slammed the door and began covering his windows.

Troopers evacuated the neighbors and set up a perimeter.

Onn exited the home behind his wife, who was holding their infant daughter, according to police. Troopers were able to get Onn to walk away from the house.

Onn then sat on the ground and began kicking, according to police. He struck two officers and police had to use pepper spray on him.

The officers sustained non-life threatening injuries.

Onn was arraigned on charges of endangering the welfare of a child, menacing a police officer, resisting arrest, and assault.

He was sent to the Madison County Jail on $100,000/cash, $500,000/bond. He is due back in court June 5th.

Onn is scheduled to be sentenced June 1st in Oswego County Court for charges related to a home invasion robbery from 2011.