Colbert County Coroner Justin Gasque confirmed one person died in Sunday night's officer-involved shooting. According to the coroner, the person was taken to Helen Keller Hospital where he was pronounced dead. The body will go to forensics for an autopsy, the coroner says.

According to the department, officers were responding to a call from Tuxedo Avenue, when the shots were fired. They provided no details about what kind of call they were responding to, how many officers were on scene, or whether or not any one was hurt in the shooting.

Neighbors react to a Muscle Shoals officer involved shooting that left one dead. Muscle Shoals Police say they responded to a call Sunday night which led to the shooting on Tuxedo Avenue. One neighbor says he saw a fire truck between six and seven last night, but assumed it was for a medical emergency.

The Muscle Shoals Police Department (MSPD) says an officer-involved shooting took place in the city Sunday evening.

A man is dead and an investigation was opened after an officer-involved in Muscle Shoals Sunday evening. The Muscle Shoals Police Department confirmed the death on Monday. They said the man was taken to Helen Keller Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Muscle Shoals Police Department confirmed an officer-involved shooting incident took place Sunday evening. In a brief statement posted to their Facebook account just after

A Muscle Shoals man is dead and police officers are on administrative leave after an officer fired their gun and killed someone after they responded to a call.