Aurora police are investigating a police shooting that happened when department officers were responding to a fight in a parking lot.

AURORA | A parking lot fight in northwest Aurora evolved into an officer-involved shooting Thursday afternoon, sending one person to the hospital with injuries, police said. The injured person was not an officer.

One person was killed after being shot by Aurora police Thursday afternoon. Police say the person was armed with a rifle.

The motorcyclist, an adult man, died at the scene on East Quincy Avenue near Buckley Road, the Aurora Police Department said on social media. The driver of the vehicle that collided with the motorcycle, an adult woman, was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

The Kendall County Sheriff's Office said they were assisting the Plano Police Department with reports of shots fired just before 7 p.m. Friday on Pratt Street—a residential area in Plano.

A man who was armed with an "assault-style" weapon was shot and killed by police in Aurora Thursday after officers responded to a report of a fight at a parking lot near the nonprofit Brent's Place.

On Thursday afternoon, an Aurora Police Department officer shot and killed an armed man involved in a fight outside of a long-term housing facility for children with cancer, according to

Police officers who responded to an emergency call about a fight in a parking lot on Thursday afternoon wound up shooting someone there who had a rifle.

Police officers who responded to an emergency call about a fight at an apartment complex wound up shooting a man who they believe had a rifle. That man died.