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The subject in Wednesday evening’s officer-involved shooting in the Oakland community has been identified as Andrew Brock Jr., 30, of Windsor, according to a city press release.

Police say Brock is hospitalized in stable condition.

Brock was shot around 7:32 p.m. Wednesday evening by Suffolk Police as they tried to serve warrants on him from Smithfield. The warrants included burglary of a residence, discharging a firearm in an occupied dwelling, malicious shooting and display of a firearm in a threatening manner, according to a Suffolk press release.

According to the Smithfield Police Department, Brock is a suspect in a Tuesday morning shooting that happened at 7:54 a.m. at 114 Cattail Lane. The suspect was arguing with his ex-girlfriend through her closed apartment door, the Smithfield release stated. When she refused to let him in, he allegedly kicked open the door, fired multiple rounds and struck an adult male in the abdomen.

Smithfield Police Deputy Chief Chris Meier stated Tuesday afternoon that the victim in that morning’s shooting was recovering after surgery.

On Wednesday evening, Suffolk officers went to serve the warrants and encountered Brock, allegedly armed with a firearm, and shots were exchanged, the press release stated. The officers were uninjured.

Officers provided first aid until the arrival of Suffolk Fire & Rescue personnel, who then provided treatment. Brock was airlifted by Nightingale to the hospital.

The officer-involved shooting of Brock unfolded around the area of the Friendship Cathedral Church on Godwin Boulevard, adjacent to Oakland Elementary School.

Multiple charges are pending against Brock as part of the ongoing criminal investigation. The two involved officers have been placed on administrative leave with pay pending the outcome of the criminal investigation and an Internal Affairs investigation.