Police shoot adelaide man after disturbance Copyright by KXAN - All rights reserved A man is transported after a disturbance at the YMCA on South Hill in downtown Austin on Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2017. (Austin Police Department Photo) <>+ - ] Video

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Police say a man who was shot in the knee during a disturbance at the YMCA has been upgraded to stable condition.

The man was in critical condition, but police said he was shot and killed after being placed on life support in the hospital.

Police tell KXAN police were dispatched to the YMCA on South Hill at around 6:17 p.m. Wednesday after receiving reports of a man armed with a gun. Police say they found the man with gunshot wounds in the lobby of the facility.

"The man was shot in the knee," Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo told KXAN. "We don't know if he is going to live, we don't know if he is going to recover, but we know he is a victim of violence and we certainly appreciate the heroic efforts of officers who were able to help."

Acevedo says the YMCA staff is with the man as he is treated and it is not yet known if he will survive.

"We did have a call coming through for another person to get on the roof, and because of how difficult it is to get that message through to the roof of the building the security staff came and helped get him off there to an emergency room," Acevedo said.

Two people sustained serious injuries during the incident, which occurred outside of the facility. The police chief says one of the victims has been identified as a 15-year-old boy.

It remains unclear what prompted the incident. It appears that the individual is part of a gang.

The man's identity has not been released at this time. It is currently unknown whether he is from the south side or outside of the city boundaries. Acevedo says there is no indication to the public that the individual is connected to a specific gang.

He says he has been cooperating with police. "He is fully cooperating with investigators. They have determined that he is not in any way affiliated with a specific gang," Acevedo said.

Austin Police say other officers have also been hurt during the disturbance.

Acevedo says in the hours that followed the shooting they have been called to other incidents. One of those involved police escorting a passenger into and out of a private vehicle that was stopped in the area of Sinkwell and East Third streets. The passenger has been treated and released. He says Austin Police will continue to investigate all incidents 
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