Southwest Houston: Man in bulletproof gear shot by officers on Buxley Street, police say

Houston police shoot man wearing bulletproof gear, carrying rifle case
Police say a Wednesday shootout with officers in southwest Houston started after officials saw a man with bulletproof gear and a rifle case. FOX 26's Sherman Desselle explains the latest info from officials.
HOUSTON - A man in bulletproof gear was sent to a hospital after he was shot by police in southwest Houston on Wednesday.
Houston Buxley Street shooting

LIVE update: Houston officer-involved shooting on Buxley Street
Police say someone in bulletproof gear was shot by officers after a brief chase on Wednesday.
What we know:
The shooting reportedly happened in the 14000 block of Buxley Street, close to Sims Bayou and Hiram Clarke Boulevard.
According to an HPD chief at the scene, a Crime Suppression was working a separate investigation when they saw a man in a bulletproof vest and helmet while carrying a rifle case.
The man got into a vehicle, and police decided to pull the man over.
Police who found the man's vehicle performed a traffic stop. At that time, an undercover police vehicle drove by, and police in that vehicle told other officials that there was a rifle in his vehicle.
The traffic stop then led to a brief chase that stopped on Buxley. Officers tried to perform a pit maneuver on the vehicle, but it wasn't successful.
Police believe that the man shot at police first, then officers fired back. The man's vehicle then fell into a nearby ditch.
Police say the man suffered two rounds of gunshots in his left shoulder, but his bulletproof gear prevented any other injuries.
The man was taken to a hospital, and he is expected to recover. No officers were injured.
What we don't know:
No one involved in this incident has been identified.
There is no information on the initial investigation that brought police to the original scene. A police chief said the investigation was about two miles away from where the shooting happened.
What's next:
The Harris County District Attorney's Office and HPD's Internal Affairs Division will investigate this shooting.
The Source: Houston Police Department