At least four killed including suspect and two officers injured in mass shooting in New Mexico

At least three people have been killed and two officers injured in a shooting in Farmington, New Mexico.

A suspect was reported to have two pistol-type weapons, according to local New Mexico newspaper The Journal. They were killed on the scene, police said.

Multiple civilians and officers from the Farmington Police Department were involved in the shooting, which happened at around 11am on Monday morning, the department said in a statement.

Two officers were shot, one from the Farmington Police Department and one from New Mexico State Police.

Both were taken to San Juan Regional Medical Center and treated for their injuries but said to be in stable condition.

Four nearby schools were placed under lockdown at the request of the Farmington Police Department around 11.15am on Monday, according to Farmington Municipal Schools.

Police are responding to the scene, according to the ATF in Phoenix. 

Police are responding to the scene, according to the ATF in Phoenix

The shooting happened soon after 11am in the 700 block of North Dustin Avenue in Farmington on May 15. 

One victim was reported to be a 35-year-old male who had been shot in the arm.

The fatality was seen in the 700 block of North Dustin, but no information on the victim has been released yet. 

Some of those lockdowns have been lifted, but Apache and McKinley elementary schools, Central Kitchen, and the CATE Center remain locked down.

The San Juan Regional Medical Center is also reportedly under lockdown.

This is a breaking story and will be updated.

Four schools were placed under lockdown at the request of the Farmington Police Department around 11.15am on Monday