An investigation has been launched after British police fatally shot a man during an operation in which five other people were arrested.
West Yorkshire police said the operation "related to information received about criminal possession of a firearm," and was not related to terrorism.
Police shootings are rare in Britain and there is an automatic investigation when someone is killed. Police say they are co-operating with the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
The man was shot Monday evening on a highway near Huddersfield, 305 kilometres north of London. The arrests were made at two locations.
At the scene, a silver Audi with bullet holes in its windshield was surrounded by other vehicles Tuesday morning as police and forensic teams continued their investigation.
