UPDATE: Suspect dead in Moore officer-involved shooting

UPDATE: Moore Police Department release statement on incident and suspect condition

19-year-old James Collier is dead after an altercation with the Moore Police Department.

Officers responded to a stabbing in progress around 8:30 p.m. Thursday night.

Police said that two victims in a house were with Collier who was wielding a machete once they arrived on-scene.

Collier walked out of the house and did not drop the weapon after officers asked him to do so multiple times, according to police.

Moore Police Department Public Information Officer Clint Byley said officers then opened fire on the suspect, striking him at least once.

The report said that Collier was shot at least once in the upper body. Officers attempted to perform life-saving measures to keep Collier alive until paramedics could arrive. The two victims and Collier were then taken to the hospital, where Collier died. Both stabbing victims are expected to fully recover.

Police are still investigating.

No officers were harmed during the incident.

More information about this incident will be released once it has become available.

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A suspect is injured following an officer-involved shooting in Moore according to police.

The Moore Police Department says the shooting happened near Northwest 5th Street and Butler Avenue.

Police say they found two stabbing victims in a driveway.

Police say they found a man with a knife in his hand and he did not comply with officers. Police say the suspect was struck by officers.

MPD says two stab victims were transported to the hospital and are expected to be okay.

The suspect was transported to the hospital and their condition is unknown.

MPD says they are looking for evidence to determine what led up to everything.

"We're processing the scene, where the victims are, where the suspect was in relation to the shooting, and we'll break it down and see what happens and we'll review it with the bodycam to make sure it matches up with our reports," said Clint Byley with MPD.

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