OVERLAND, MO — An Overland police officer shot a motorist who resisted arrest on a gas station parking lot Sunday, authorities said. Police said the officer and the driver both suffered non-life-threatening injuries. They did not divulge how the officer was hurt. The shooting was about 7:45 a.m. Sunday in the 10700 block of Page Avenue in Overland. Overland police asked St. Louis County detectives to investigate the shooting. The officer had stopped a vehicle on the parking lot of a gas station there. Authorities have not said why the officer stopped him, other than to call it "an investigative stop.” The driver, a 28-year-old man, "resisted and was shot by the officer,” The officer was also taken to a hospital for treatment, though authorities have not described his injuries. The officer, 25, has been an officer one year.

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