Two officers dead, one officer and K9 injured in shooting in Utah

UPDATE (8:45 AM): Police in Utah provided an update Monday on a shooting Sunday night which left two officers dead and a third officer and his K9 partner injured in Tremonton.

The shooting happened as officers responded to a domestic disturbance call late Sunday night.

As the initial officer on scene was talking to the person who called for help, a man with a gun came out of the house and began firing.

The officer was struck and killed as was the second officer who arrived on scene. A third, a sheriff's deputy and his K9 partner, were also struck by gunfire as they arrived on scene.

Both the deputy and the K9 received emergency medical treatment and are expected to be okay.

Bystanders convinced the suspected shooter to put down his weapon, and he was taken into custody by additional officers responding to the scene. He has now been booked on aggravated murder charges.

The identities of the officers involved and the suspect have not yet been released.

On Monday, numerous police officers and emergency responders took part in a procession to honor the fallen officers.

"As you can imagine...it rocks an entire community, especially the police department," said Chief Chad Reyes with the Brigham City Police Department.

TREMONTON, Utah (NBC, KYMA/KECY) - Three police officers responded to a disturbance call were shot in Tremonton, Utah Sunday night.

Police have confirmed that two of those officers have died from their wounds. The third has been hospitalized along with his K9 partner.

Officials say the officers were fired upon immediately after arriving at the scene.

The Brigham City Police Department said the officers "requested additional units and then stopped answering their radio."

Multiple agencies responded to the call and a suspect was taken into custody at the scene.

No other details concerning that suspect, or the officers involved, have been released.