Suspect fatally shot in a shootout with Houston police during an unrelated call

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The Houston Police Department has confirmed that two of their officers shot and killed a man, who they said opened fire on them early Sunday morning in the city's Sunnyside area.

According to Assistant Chief Yasar Bashir, two HPD officers were responding to an unrelated call around 2:30 a.m. when they heard gunshots nearby. After clearing the call, Bashir said they made their way to Corksie near Dulcimer to ensure it was safe.

When they arrived, the officers reported seeing a car with a broken window and a man nearby. Investigators said one of the officers asked the man if he heard any gunshots or saw anything unusual.

That's when the man allegedly began shooting at officers. According to HPD, both officers fired back and hit the man. The man was pronounced dead at the scene, officials said.

Bashir said the two officers were not hurt in the shooting.

The officers were said to both have been with the department for four years. As the investigation continues, the officers will be placed on administrative leave, which is standard policy for the agency, officials said.

Houston police found a second man who was shot about three to four houses away from where the officer-involved shooting occurred. He was also pronounced dead at the scene. A semi-automatic weapon was later recovered.