Police fatally shot a man Wednesday in an exchange of gunfire after he and two other men robbed a Bellevue cannabis store at gunpoint and led police on a pursuit that ended in Seattle’s Hillman City neighborhood, according to Seattle and Bellevue police. The two other men were arrested. The man who was killed had hidden in a shed behind a house in the 3600 block of South Findlay Street, Seattle police said in an item posted to the department’s online blotter. He fired at officers and several officers returned fire, striking and killing the man, the post says. The Washington State Patrol, the King County Sheriff’s Office and Kent police also aided in the search. Because so many agencies were involved, Seattle police are working to confirm how many officers and from which departments were involved in the shooting, the blotter post says. The Seattle Police Department’s Force Investigation unit will investigate the shooting. Representatives of the Office of Police Accountability and the Office of Inspector General responded to the scene. Employees at Green Theory, a cannabis store in the 12800 block of Southeast 40th Place in Bellevue’s Factoria neighborhood, called 911 at 11:31 a.m. to report the armed robbery, said Meeghan Black, a Bellevue police spokesperson. She said two masked men entered the store and one of them held a gun to an employee’s head before taking off with cash and product. The third man waited outside in a gray Nissan Maxima.