UPDATE; Michigan State Police today issued this update to Monday's incident:

"The Michigan State Police continue to investigate the details surrounding the officer involved shooting that occurred monday night.  The subject involved in the incident is a 36-year-old, white male, from the Middleville area.  He is currently still hospitalized but will be lodged on the four felony warrants once he is released from the hospital.  The Barry County Prosecutor’s Office will be reviewing the investigation."

ORIGINAL STORY: The Michigan State Police (MSP) is confirming that a suspect who displayed an Airsoft pistol during his arrest was shot by a trooper from the MSP Wayland Post, an MSP news release reports.

Troopers had received information that the suspect, who was wanted on four felony warrants, was in the parking lot of the Thornapple Valley Church at approximately 6:30 p.m. Monday evening.

When the trooper drove into the parking lot to make contact with the suspect, the suspect attempted to leave in his vehicle. The trooper blocked the suspect vehicle with his patrol car at which time the suspect exited his vehicle and displayed

a pistol, the release said.

The suspect ignored repeated commands from the trooper to drop the pistol before he was shot. After being taken into custody, it was learned that the pistol displayed by the suspect was an Airsoft pistol, the release continued.

The suspect is being treated at Borgess Medical Center in Kalamazoo for non-life threatening injuries. The trooper was not injured in the incident. The names of the suspect and trooper were not released.

The investigation into the incident is being conducted by the Sixth District Investigative Response Team.