A person has been admitted to the hospital after being shot by an armed police outside the pub of a rural village in Kent.
The incident occurred at Park Gate in Hallingborne at around 9 pm on Monday evening.
An inquiry has been initiated, the man has been asked to change life with injuries.
In a statement, the Kent Police said that their officials had participated in the pub to find a detection at 7.15 pm.
Bal said: “While staying at the scene, a gun was discharged by a police officer. A person suffered injuries, believing that life is changing and was taken to a hospital in London, where he receives treatment.
“Shortly after, IOPC announced an independent investigation, which the Kent Police is supporting.”
Forensic authorities were reportedly seen collecting evidence overnight, while public members were advised to avoid the area with A20 in both directions.
One IOPC The spokesperson said: “We have started an independent investigation after shooting a man and being seriously injured. Kent policeWho were responding to an incident on Monday 7 July.
“We were informed by force after the incident in Hallingbourne, which happened some time before 9 pm, and some time later announced an independent investigation.
“The man is receiving treatment in the hospital for his injuries that are considered to change life.
“We have sent investigators in the process of incident and police post to gather evidence.”
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