CALLAWAY COUNTY -- Update Wednesday 3:30 a.m.:

The man shot by a Callaway County deputy Tuesday night has died.

The Callaway County Sheriff says the 33 year-old man died at a local hospital.

The deputy who shot him is on paid administrative leave while the Missouri State Highway Patrol investigates.

Sheriff Dennis Crane says it started when an emergency call came in to dispatch around 8 p.m. from a Colorado man who thought his brother might commit suicide.

The responding deputy saw the suicidal man through a window in the home on Mallard Lane, he then came to the door with a handgun. Crane says there was an exchange of shots and the man was hit.

Both the deceased man and the deputy's names are being withheld.

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A suicidal person who had been "acting aggressively" has been shot by police, according to highway patrol.

The shooting happened at the Golden Ponds subdivision, just north of Holts Summit. The Callaway County sheriff's department and highway patrol were called to a home on Mallard Lane Tuesday night after getting a call about a suicidal person.

That person came out of the house and was "acting aggressively," according to a highway patrol officer on the scene. The individual pointed his weapon at police who opened fire, according to the highway patrol officer.

KRCG News saw the ambulance enroute to St. Mary's in Jefferson City shortly after 9 p.m. As of Tuesday night, the victim was listed in critical condition, according to police.

Police won't say if it was a man or a woman or how many shots were fired.