Scottish police on Friday said armed officers shot dead a suspect in an incident in the city of Glasgow that left six others injured, including one of their colleagues.
“The individual who was shot by armed police has died,” said Assistant Chief Constable Steve Johnson, of Police Scotland, in a statement.
Johnson said the suspect shot by police was male but did not stay how the officer was injured, after reports he was stabbed. A 25-year-old man widely said to be a Libyan asylum seeker was arrested in connection with the random stabbing that killed three friends. One witness quoted by the domestic Press Association news agency said he saw one man lying on the ground without shoes, and someone was holding his side.
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