The shooting erupted around 9 p.m. MST after police converged at a residence on Jackson Avenue, police spokesman Lt. Tony Fox said. The officers were hospitalized along with a suspect, Fox told The Associated Press. Officers believe the injured suspect is also the only suspect involved, said Marcy Korgenski, assistant Ogden police chief. Shooting came after police had blocked the area of 34th Street and Jackson Avenue and SWAT team took positions, the Standard-Examiner in Ogden reported. Police eventually surrounded the suspect near a backyard shed. The paper said that the residence was secured after the arrest, and by 9:45 p.m. police announced that the scene was secured and there was no longer a threat to the community. The team serving the search warrant involved officers from the Ogden Police Department and the Weber-Morgan Narcotics Strike Force. Four of the officers were taken to nearby McKay-Dee Hospital. Several off-duty doctors and nurses were called in to help with the situation, said hospital spokesman Chris Dallin. Dallin said he was unable to provide information on the officers' conditions. Nearby witnesses said they heard three quick pops followed by a two to three minute pause, then lots of gunfire. "We came running outside to see what was going on," Janessa Vanderstappen, who lives nearby, told the Deseret News. Officers told us to go back in our house. Vanderstappen said she went back inside, and minutes later heard yelling coming from the backyard. She said she walked onto the back porch to see officers addressing a person hiding in a nearby shed. "There's cops telling him to `put your hands up, put your hands up," she said.