Harris County deputies shoot, kill suspect allegedly trespassing in Kelsey-Seybold parking lot

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - A suspect is dead after Harris County deputies opened fire while responding to a trespassing call in a Kelsey-Seybold Clinic parking lot.

Deputy-involved shooting

What we know:

According to Harris County Sheriff's Office Assistant Chief J. Nanny, a man was sleeping in his car at 15655 Cypress Woods Medical Drive and was asked to leave by security.

Courtesy of OnScene TV Houston

A deputy arrived to the parking lot and tried to get the man to leave. When the man did not comply, the Harris County deputy requested backup.

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Nanny reports backup had arrived, and the deputy broke the man's window in order to get him out.

When they were able to open the car door, the deputies used a taser on the suspect, but he stayed in the car.

According to reports, the man was pulled out of the vehicle and had a large butcher knife on him.

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Two Harris County deputies shot their weapons, hitting the man. He was pronounced dead at the scene. No deputies were injured.

Assistant Chief Nanny reports one deputy is 29-years old and a 7-and-a-half-year veteran with HCSO. The second deputy is 25-years-old and a 6-and-a-half year veteran.

Courtesy of OnScene TV Houston

What we don't know:

The identity of the suspect is unknown.