COLLEGE STATION, Texas — UPDATE: Friday, June 25 10:00p.m.
The College Station Police Department has identified the two men who died in two shootings in College Station today.
Authorities said Delshawn Wadlington, 30, of College Station was shot and killed in the 2000 block of Longmire Circle. At this time, the identity of the person who shot Wadlington is unknown.
CSPD said the man who was shot and killed by an officer has been identified as Albert Finnie Jr., 22, of Navasota. The College Station officers said Finnie began waving a gun around in Bee Creek Park when officers told him to put it down. He was shot and killed by an officer at the scene.
As is routine in situations like this, the Texas Rangers have been called in to investigate the Bee Creek Park shooting.
Investigators say they are still looking for at least one other person but did not release any more information.
UPDATE: Friday, June 25 6:38 p.m.
The College Station Police Department has confirmed an officer shot and killed a man at Bee Creek Park this afternoon. The officer said the man was armed and had raised his gun at the officer.
Officer Tristin Lopez, the Public Information Officer for the College Station Police Department, said the department is investigating two shootings. He said officers were in the 1600 block of Valley View Drive on a call for service just before 2 o'clock this afternoon when they said they heard gunshots nearby.
The officers then found a group of people gathered in the 2000 block of Longmire Circle. The group of people then scattered and officers found one person who had been shot. Despite taking action and trying to save the person's life, they died from their injuries, Lopez said.
Another call for help came into dispatch shortly after two and reported a man with a gun was in Bee Creek Park. College Station Police Officers responded to that scene, Lopez said, and an officer found the man. The officer said the man raised his gun towards the officer and that's when the officer shot the man one time.
Lopez said they are searching for at least one other person who they believe is involved in the shooting. They are investigating the shootings as two separate cases at this time.
"While this happened in close proximity to one another, that's still under investigation," Lopez said. He said the College Station Police Department will be investigating the Longmire Circle shooting and an outside agency will be investigating the Bee Creek Park shooting because it involved a CSPD officer.
Previous Story: 3:30 p.m.
The College Station Police Department is asking the public to stay away from Bee Creek Park at this time as they continue to work a shooting investigation.
The call for help came in just before 2:30. The park is located on Anderson Street in College Station. At this time, it is not known if anyone was hurt or has been arrested.
KAGS' Elisabeth Tharp is at the scene. She said there are several police cars in the area and the College Station Police Department Crime Scene Unit is also at the park. She said there are several officers talking in groups and there is yellow police caution tape near a bridge.
She also said there are a few items of clothing and shoes on the ground that are marked with orange cones.
We will continue to bring you the most up to date information as soon as it is released.