Shooter Dead After Opening Fire on State Troopers at Bus Station in Virginia, Several Wounded, One Critically

UPDATE: The shooter has been shot and killed by a state trooper, according to a spokeswoman for Virginia State Police. One state trooper is suffering from life-threatening injuries and is being treated in the hospital. Two civilians are being treated for non-life threatening injuries.

A SWAT team is on the scene in Richmond, Va., after a shooter opened fire on state troopers in a Greyhound Bus Station at 2:45 p.m. on March 31.

There are several conflicting reports surrounding the shooting.

According to a press release from the Virginia State Police (VSP), one trooper and two civilians have been transported to VCU Medical Center for treatment—and the gunman is in custody.

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Other media outlets based in Richmond, Va., have reported that a VSP trooper has been killed, along with the gunman—and five other troopers are wounded.

SWAt just pulled up @CBS6 #RVA pic.twitter.com/nHdKcgHpfw

— Melissa J. Hipolit (@MelissaCBS6) March 31, 2016

Police source says 1 trooper died, suspect dead too @CBS6 #RVA

— Melissa J. Hipolit (@MelissaCBS6) March 31, 2016

Sources said the VSP troopers were at the bus station for a training exercise when the gunfire began.