UPDATE: KSP identifies suspect shot in police-involved shooting

GEORGETOWN, Ky. (WTVQ) – State police have identified the man that was shot by police in Georgetown Sunday night. 

State police say William Ray McKee, 33, of Georgetown, was shot when he raised a handgun in the direction of officers. 

McKee was transported to University of Kentucky Hospital and was listened in critical, but stable condition, troopers say. 

State Police troopers, Scott County Sheriff’s deputies and Georgetown Police officers were trying to find a McKee with an active arrest warrant, state police tell ABC 36 News. They say he is believed to be a suspect in a burglary.

The Scott County Sheriff’s Office received reports that McKee was camping on the banks of North Elkhorn Creek, near the intersection of Lemons Mill Road and Newtown Pike, state police say.

According to state police, when officers found him along the creek, he was holding a hand gun. Troopers and officers ordered McKee to drop the weapon, he refused and raised the gun towards the officers and police fired at the suspect, wounding him.

State police tell ABC 36 News that all three agencies fired shots at the suspect when he raised his weapon. They wouldn’t say which agency actually hit McKee. 

Charges against him are still pending and the investigation is ongoing, police say. No one else was injured in the incident.

McKee has an extensive criminal history, according to Kentucky Department of Corrections records. ABC 36’s Matt Groves has all the latest details coming up on ABC 36 News at 5 and 6.