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Man shot by armed police at Liverpool house Man shot in chest by armed police at Liverpool house
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A man has been shot by armed police who entered a house in Liverpool, police investigators have said. A man has been shot in the chest by armed police at a house in Liverpool.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said investigators were at Shellingford Road, Dovecot, after a "non fatal police shooting".The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said investigators were at Shellingford Road, Dovecot, after a "non fatal police shooting".
Neighbour Craig Chadwick said he saw armed police "move in with all the shooting" after seeing "the fella with a knife to his wife's throat".Neighbour Craig Chadwick said he saw armed police "move in with all the shooting" after seeing "the fella with a knife to his wife's throat".
North West Ambulance Service said the "conscious and breathing" man had been taken to the Royal Liverpool Hospital.
Merseyside Police said no officers had been injured.Merseyside Police said no officers had been injured.
The IPCC said that following the shooting, it had "declared an independent investigation".The IPCC said that following the shooting, it had "declared an independent investigation".
'Horrible'
Mr Chadwick said he had heard a police negotiator "trying to calm him down, but he was shaking his head at them".Mr Chadwick said he had heard a police negotiator "trying to calm him down, but he was shaking his head at them".
He said the moment armed officers entered the house was "horrible".He said the moment armed officers entered the house was "horrible".
"They had to throw [smoke] bombs into the house and then an ambulance came about half an hour later.""They had to throw [smoke] bombs into the house and then an ambulance came about half an hour later."
Neighbour Jenni Hurley told BBC Radio Merseyside that when she woke at about 07:30 BST, "there were all police cars in my street".Neighbour Jenni Hurley told BBC Radio Merseyside that when she woke at about 07:30 BST, "there were all police cars in my street".
"You could see everything. We could see the riot vans and they started putting the police tape up."You could see everything. We could see the riot vans and they started putting the police tape up.
"At 08:30, we heard the gunshots then. It was about five or six - it went on for a while.""At 08:30, we heard the gunshots then. It was about five or six - it went on for a while."
She said she was unsure if the shots had come from inside or outside the house.She said she was unsure if the shots had come from inside or outside the house.