Police in Midland, Texas killed an active shooter following a Friday standoff, the city of Midland said in an online statement.

At 12:40 p.m. local time, the City of Midland issued a statement on its associated X account indicating police had killed the suspect, ending the reported standoff.

“The active shooter incident has been resolved, and the suspect is confirmed deceased. The scene remains active and has not been cleared. Road closures in the area are expected to remain in place for the foreseeable future as the investigation continues,” the statement read.

The active shooter incident has been resolved, and the suspect is confirmed deceased.
The scene remains active and has not been cleared. Road closures in the area are expected to remain in place for the foreseeable future as the investigation continues.#midlandtxpd

— City of Midland (@CityOfMidland) June 12, 2026

At least eleven people were hurt, and at least one person died Friday as a result of the alleged shooting, Midland Mayor Lori Blong said, ABC News reported. Midland city officials also confirmed the suspect’s passing. (RELATED: Armed Citizens Stop Supermarket Shooter In Missouri)

Nine victims have been transported to a local hospital, with five determined to be stable while four others were receiving surgery, according to the outlet, who cited hospital officials. Initial law enforcement information suggests the shooting stemmed from a Wednesday traffic stop when police attempted to pull over a vehicle, but the driver allegedly fired on officers and took off.

Law enforcement said the suspect had been hiding since and then began firing upon citizens Friday when officers attempted to take him into custody.

Police have not released the identity of the gunman, according to FOX 7.

The Daily Caller has contacted the City of Midland for more information regarding the incident and will update this story accordingly.