Images from the Downley crossbow shooting near High Wycombe

A 54-year-old man, who allegedly stabbed a man in his 60s along School Close on the evening of May 10, fired a crossbow at a member of Thames Valley Police between 7pm and 8pm on Friday, May 10.

Following the latter, the man was gunned down by a fellow officer.

It’s been reported that he has been taken to a nearby hospital, we he remains, with ‘potentially life-changing injuries’.

Images from the scene show that the road near High Wycombe is still cordoned off from members of the public, with residents of School Close being the only ones who can enter and leave the vicinity.

After speaking to members of the police force at the scene on May 11, they confirmed that they ‘wouldn’t know’ how long the road would be off limits.

Here are some pictures from the scene – around 12 officers were spotted at roughly 11.30pm on May 10, with the Free Press being told that ‘many police cars’ attended the scene earlier on that day.

On May 11, the number of units had decreased, but many officers were still in the area.

Forensics arrived at the scene in the late hours of May 10 (Image: NQ)Many police officers attended the scene (Image: NQ)The authorities remained at the scene during the middle of the night (Image: NQ)Many units were deployed (Image: NQ)A forensic officer examining a front door (Image: NQ)As night turned into day, you could see the blood on one of the front doors (Image: NQ)It's not known how long the road will be closed for (Image: NQ)Forensics remained at the scene (Image: NQ)Only certain cars were allowed into School Close (Image: NQ)Many officers are still at the scene (Image: NQ)It's not known when the cordon will be lifted (Image: NQ)Forensics were seen going into two properties along School Close at around 10am on May 11. They were also spotted in the area on May 10 conducting their investigations just before midnight on May 10 (Image: NQ)There are a lot of police cars at the scene (Image: NQ)