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MADISON, Ala. – Five Madison police officers are on administrative leave after a deadly officer-involved shooting outside the Planet Fitness on Highway 72 in Madison, according to authorities.

#BREAKING: Five Madison police officers are on administrative leave following a deadly officer-involved shooting at a Planet Fitness. @whnt https://t.co/WUe5MXLdgO — Chelsea Brentzel (@ChelseaBrentzel) October 28, 2019

The Madison Police Department tells WHNT News 19 that not all five officers discharged their weapons but are on leave due to department policy.

A spokesperson said this provides the officers the opportunity to mentally process what took place and be available for the investigation.

MPD at the scene of an officer involved shooting at Planet Fitness on Highway 72. Officer not injured. Media staging area is at Shell Station 8002 Highway 72. Scene is secure. — Madison Police Dept (@madisonpoliceAL) October 27, 2019

A spokesperson for the Madison Police Department says officers were called to a “check a subject” call outside the Planet Fitness at 5 p.m.

Authorities say the officers arrived and made contact with the person who fit the caller’s description. During the course of the check, an altercation took place, according to Madison Police.

Madison Police say the man did not comply with police orders, however, the department did not specify what the orders were. At least one officer fired shots and the man died from his injuries, according to authorities.

On the scene of an officer involved shooting at the Planet Fitness on Hwy 72 in Madison. One man is dead according to authorities. @MadisonFireAL @madisonpoliceAL @HsvPolice @HEMSI_HSV all on scene. @whnt pic.twitter.com/njgVNYNNxZ — Dallas Parker (@ParkerReports) October 27, 2019

It’s not clear how many shots were fired by officers or if the man had a weapon. Investigators say they won’t release any more information until the man’s family is notified.

Authorities say the Madison County Sheriff’s Office will take over the investigation.

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