US | police shooting 'Please Pray': 5 Cops Shot, Injured in Houston Police officers were reportedly delivering a narcotics warrant By Jenn Gidman Posted Jan 28, 2019 6:28 PM CST Copied Stock photo. (Getty Images/carlballou) The Houston Police Department confirms at least five of its officers were shot Monday afternoon in the southeastern part of the city "following an encounter with a suspect," per USA Today. The officers were all transported to Memorial Hermann Medical Center, with police Chief Art Acevedo putting out a call for everyone to "please pray" for the wounded. KTRK reports the officers were delivering a narcotics warrant. A law enforcement source tells the Houston Chronicle that one of the officers was shot in the face. Further details are still murky: KHOU earlier reported one suspect is dead and two are still holed up in the house where the warrant was being served, while an updated KTRK report said two suspects were reported to be dead, with a possible third suspect still at large. "This evening's horrific attack on police officers is a solemn reminder of the service and sacrifice our brave men and women in law enforcement make every day to keep us safe," said Texas Gov. Greg Abbott in a statement. This is a developing story. Read These Next It's the most modern of insults: Clanker. He survived 43 days in a 'most dangerous' Australian desert. European nations make their own peace proposal. Why Winston Churchill never got his platypus. Get breaking news in your inbox. What you need to know, as soon as we know it. Sign up Report an error