Attorneys for a man shot earlier this month by an off-duty Fort Worth police officer, now facing an aggravated assault charge, laid out a differing account

FORT WORTH — Police are in west Fort Worth after shots were fired at firefighters responding to a home Tuesday. The Fort Worth Fire Department said firefighters were shot at as they arrived at a house in the 2700 block of Brea Canyon Rd. The department said no firefighters were injured.

Samuel Christopher has a different version of the events that led up to his shooting than those detailed by Officer William Martin in his signed statement.

Fort Worth police said it was not immediately clear whether a man died after shot by officers or from a self-inflicted gunshot.

A police spokesman said two officers fired their weapons, but it was not immediately clear if the man was fatally shot by officers or if he fatally shot himself.

Anyone with information about a blue Infiniti G35 coupe or sedan with a missing bumper is asked to contact Detective O’Brien at 817-392-4338.

Fort Worth police officers fired shots during a confrontation with a man who reported he was suicidal, but it’s currently unknown who fired the fatal shot.

Two different stories are emerging from an off-duty police shooting in Fort Worth earlier this month. The shooting happened on Sept. 3 on a stretch of Interstate 35W from about Morningside Drive to Bellvue Drive and left a man injured and a Fort Worth officer facing charges while relegated to detached duty.

Police are investigating a suspected road rage shooting in Fort Worth on Sunday. Fort Worth police were called to an accident in the Loop 820 and 287 area where they found a man who had been fatally shot.