BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) -- A man accused of threatening to kill his girlfriend, prompting an hourslong police standoff, has pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges, court records show. Mauro Zepeda-Gonzalez pleaded no contest earlier this month to spousal battery and resisting arrest. He was sentenced to time served and three years' probation, according to court records. Bakersfield business owner works to combat overdoses with narcan dispensers Police said Zepeda-Gonzalez, 45 at the time, armed himself with a knife and threatened to kill his girlfriend at a home on South Haley Street. The girlfriend escaped unharmed. Zepeda-Gonzalez barricaded himself inside, police said. He was arrested hours later when a SWAT team stormed the house.