The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is looking into a fatal officer-involved shooting in Grainfield, in western Kansas.

Gove County deputies were sent to a home on West 3rd Street around 7:45 a.m. Friday on a report of a disturbance.  The deputy encountered two men who were in a heated argument.   He gave orders to one of the men to get down, and the man complied but then got up and tried to leave.   The deputy used a Taser, which was not effective, and the man charged the deputy, striking him in the head, face and body.  The deputy pulled a gun and fired one shot, striking the man.

The KBI said 30-year-old Ty Kaiser was taken to Gove County Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.   The deputy and a 63-year-old man related to Kaiser were taken to a hospital for treatment.  The deputy was released Friday afternoon and the other man was transferred to a Hays hospital for further treatment.

The KBI said the results of the investigation will be presented to the Gove County Attorney.