BREAKING! Nashville, Tennessee: A Metro Police officer was shot Tuesday evening while responding to a shooting call in South Nashville, officials have confirmed. The shooting was reported in the 7200 block of Sugarloaf Drive, located off of Nolensville Pike. The Nashville Fire Department tells FOX 17 News the officer was transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The extent of the officer's injuries remains unknown at this time.

Please keep the MNPD Officer who was shot in your thoughts & prayers. 🙏

This is a developing story.

UPDATE: Nashville, Tennessee: Metro Nashville PDOfficer Brian Sherman is being treated at Vanderbilt for gunshot wounds to his left arm. Sherman was hit while answering a call of a woman shot at 7220 Sugarloaf Dr. That call was a setup to get police to respond. The man who shot Officer Sherman, Salman Mohamed, 22, fatally shot himself in the head with a rifle in the driveway of the home as officers attempted to negotiate with him. No officers fired.

Warning! Disturbing! Double shooting captured on surveillance camera in Capitol Heights. 2 people shot. A woman (passenger side of white car) now in critical but stable condition. Children were in the back seat of the white car. People at the gas station rushed over to help a teenager who was also shot.

WARNING! GRAPHIC! Colombia, Happening Now: Police and soldiers forcefully clamping down protests. With the backing of the army commander, President Ivan Duque said Saturday he would use "military assistance" to combat "those who through violence, vandalism and terrorism seek to intimidate society". The defense ministry said 47,500 personnel were put into operation countrywide.