Dallas police said they were “aware” of a shooting involving an officer near I-35 in the Red Oak area in Ellis County.

Dallas police have released footage from a shooting incident on Tuesday, Jan. 7 that left a suspect critically injured, officials said in a news release on Friday. Officers received six calls around 3:15 p.m. Monday about the suspect — later identified as 52-year-old Michael Alonzo — pointing a gun at passing vehicles on Joaquin Drive, police said.

A man shot by Dallas police officers earlier this week pointed a replica revolver at civilians and officers and ignored commands from police to drop it

Dallas police officers shot and critically wounded a man who waved a gun at drivers and pointed the weapon at officers on Tuesday afternoon, the department said. The shooting occurred about 3:20 p.m. in the 11000 block of Joaquin Drive in northeast Dallas, after police arrived to investigate reports of the man waving his gun at motorists.

Officers responded to a shooting call around 11:45 p.m. Jan. 5 in the 5300 block of Botham Jean Blvd, Dallas police said in a press release. Investigators found a person was shot by an unknown suspect in a parked car, the release states.

Interstate 35E is closed because of an officer-involved shooting, Dallas police reported Thursday. Red Oak police are warning drivers to expect delays and avoid the area if they can.

There is a large police presence along southbound Interstate 35 in Red Oak after a police chase that ended with a crash and an officer-involved shooting.