* (Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only) * Roseville, Michigan — On April 26, the Macomb County Sheriff's Office was contacted by the Roseville Police Department to investigate an Officer Involved Shooting that had occurred at approximately 6:20am. The shooting occurred after police responded to a crash that took place on Groesbeck Ave, just south of 12 Mile Rd. The shooting left one man dead. No officers were injured. At approx. 6:20am, Roseville Police responded to a crash involving a Chevy Silverado and a semi-truck on Groesbeck Ave, just south of 12 Mile Rd. The Chevy Silverado, occupied only by a male driver was traveling south on Groesbeck. The semi-truck, also occupied by only a male driver was headed north on Groesbeck. Witness statements, along with video footage from the area, show that the Silverado crossed into oncoming traffic colliding nearly head on with the semi-truck. Witnesses to the crash began to approach the Silverado to see if the driver was injured. The driver produced a knife, and the witnesses could see the driver's wrists were cut. The witnesses retreated and police were contacted. Police arrived on scene to find the driver of the Silverado in the roadway holding a knife. The driver was asked if he was ok and stated no. The two officers on scene ordered the man to drop the knife as he began to advance towards one of the officers. Police gave repeated commands for the male to drop the knife and he did not comply. One of the officers was retreating from the male as the male advanced towards him. The officer fired his weapon at the male knocking him to the ground. The man attempted to get up from the ground still in possession of the knife. The officer fired several more shots which prevented the male from advancing any further. Officers called for medical assistance; however, the male was pronounced deceased at the hospital. The deceased male is identified as 57-year-old Frank Robles, out of Roseville. 9 shots were fired in total by one of the officers. The male was struck multiple times. Currently, it is not believed that drugs or alcohol played at factor. The driver of the semi-truck, a 65-year-old male out of Ohio, was uninjured. He was wearing his seat belt. Donate to PoliceActivity: https://www.patreon.com/PoliceActivity Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PoliceActivity Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Police_Activity