The NYPD says a police officer was shot and killed in the Bronx early Sunday morning, and an armed suspect is also dead.

They say Officer Brian Mulkeen, 33, was killed around 12:30 a.m. in the Edenwald section of the Bronx. Officials say Mulkeen was patrolling the Edenwald Houses as part of the Bronx Borough Anti-Crime Unit with four other officers.

Three of the officers, including Mulkeen, got out of their patrol car to question a 27-year-old man they say looked suspicious.

Police say the man ran away, and that Mulkeen and his partner chased him down and wrestled him to the ground.

They say Mulkeen can be heard on a body camera yelling, "He's reaching for it." Police say numerous shots were fired from Mulkeen's gun, and that Mulkeen was struck three times.

It is unclear if Mulkeen had fired his own gun. Five other officers then shot the suspect, who was pronounced dead at the scene.

The suspect has been identified as Antonio Williams, of Binghamton, New York. Officials say he was on probation for a narcotics-related arrest last year.

A .32 caliber gun that police say belonged to the suspect was recovered.

Mulkeen was transported to NYC Health + Hospitals Jacobi where he was pronounced dead.

Officials say Mulkeen had been a police officer for nearly seven years. He leaves behind his girlfriend, who is also an NYPD officer in the Bronx, along with his mother, father and sisters.

He lived in Yorktown Heights, in Westchester County, but was a native of of Orange County, New York, where he attended Monroe-Woodbury High School. High School. He also attended Fordham University, where he was a captain of the field team, competing in weight throw and hammer throw. He graduated in 2008.