Officials say the suspect who was shot by officers at a Walmart in West Virginia has died.

According to a statement from the West Virginia State Police, the shooting occurred Sunday afternoon in the Walmart parking lot in White Hall. The incident involved two officers from two separate, unspecified agencies.

The statement says officers were trying to execute a bailpiece on the suspect for felony offenses. The suspect "operated a motor vehicle in an aggressive manner toward officers." The officers then shot the suspect.

Marion County Sheriff's deputies who were at the Walmart for a "Shop With a Cop" event responded to the scene when they heard gunshots. The suspect was later pronounced dead.

The names of the officers involved in the shooting and the suspect haven't been released. The West Virginia State Police are investigating.</s>Shane Duval, 37, approached officers and told them that his vehicle, which was parked in the "police vehicle only" part of the lot, had a bomb in it, West Fargo police officer Eric Sorenson said in a news release.

The Red River Valley Regional Bomb Squad then responded and cleared the vehicle, but no explosives were found, Sorenson said.
In West Virginia police officers executing a bailpiece shot and killed a man who "operated a motor vehicle in an aggressive manner" towards officers at a Walmart parking lot.