Grand Rapids police say an officer-involved shooting has left an 18-year-old man with life-threatening injuries.
Sgt. Terry Dixon says that when officers approached the man Wednesday afternoon, he opened fire on them with a handgun, and they returned fire.
Dixon says the man was taken to a hospital. He wasn't immediately identified.
He says a bullet entered a house near the shooting scene, but no officers or bystanders were injured.
He says Michigan State Police are investigating the shooting.
It's the second shooting of a suspect by Grand Rapids police this year. Prosecutors on Tuesday said an officer was justified in the March shooting of a stabbing suspect who pulled another officer down a set of stairs and was on top of that officer when he was shot three times.
Man shot by police has life-threatening injuries
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