A man involved in an officer-involved shooting in Kannapolis on Saturday died from his injuries two days later, police announced on Thursday.

Police released details Thursday morning on a Jan. 4 incident in which a police officer shot a suspect who reportedly pulled a gun on the officer. The suspect died two days later in the hospital. According to police,

Welch made headlines in late 2016 after driving to a Washington, DC pizza parlor with an assault rifle to "self-investigate" false claims of a politician-led child sex ring being run out of the business.

As is policy, the State Bureau of Investigation is in charge of investigating the shooting, and Officer Jones and Officer Tate are on administrative leave.

The 'Pizzagate' gunman, Edgar Maddison Welch, was killed after he was involved in a police officer-involved shooting during a traffic stop in North Carolina on Saturday, Jan. 4.

A traffic stop by Kannapolis police led to a shooting; one person was hospitalized and an investigation is underway.

Kannapolis police investigators identified a Salisbury man who was shot and killed by officers during a traffic stop earlier this month, alleging the man pulled a handgun during an attempted arrest. A Kannapolis Police officer patrolled North Cannon Boulevard around 10 p.