Police shot and killed a suspect involved in a stabbing incident in which six people, including one officer, were injured in the Scottish city of Glasgow, authorities said.

“Armed police officers attended the incident and I can confirm that a male suspect was shot by an armed officer,” Scotland Police Assistant Chief Constable Steve Johnson said on Twitter Friday, adding that authorities are not looking for any additional suspects.

“The individual who was shot by armed police has died. Six other people are in hospital for treatment to their injuries including a police officer, who is in a critical but stable condition,” Johnson added.

“We appreciate families of police officers in #Glasgow will be anxious to hear that a police officer has been stabbed. Please be aware the family of the officer has been notified and is being supported by the service,” the Scottish Police Federation said on Twitter.

Sky News reported that shots were fired and several other people were also stabbed, although those details have not yet been confirmed by police. Paramedics in hazmat suits were seen treating a person on a blood-stained pavement.

The news agency reported that it appears the stabbing may have happened inside the Park Inn Hotel– which reportedly houses asylum seekers— and people were being taken out of the hotel on stretchers.

There was a heavy police presence on West George Street, with more than a dozen police vehicles in attendance, according to The Associated Press.

Greater Glasgow Police said the situation is “contained at this time and there is no danger to the general public.”

Scottish Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf added that the government is being briefed on the situation.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson responded to the incident later Friday, expressing that he is “Deeply saddened by the terrible incident in Glasgow, my thoughts are with all the victims and their families.”