Several streets in San Francisco were closed midday Sunday following a deadly officer involved shooting inside a Tenderloin residential hotel.
San Francisco police said one of their officers shot and killed a suspect inside the Granada hotel near Hyde and Sutter streets around 11:30 a.m.
Police said the officer was not hurt.
Officers initially responded to a noise complaint, Sgt. Troy Dangerfield told Bay City News.
Someone was reportedly yelling and throwing stereo speakers out the window of a seventh floor apartment, Dangerfield said.
At some point during the investigation, an occupant of the apartment pulled out a weapon and the investigating officer fired his gun, fatally wounding the suspect.
The suspect, an adult male, has not been identified.
