CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- A suspect accused of shooting an officer in McBee following a traffic stop has died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound after an overnight manhunt for the suspect came to an end Friday, sources tell Queen City News. The series of events began late Thursday night, Sept. 19, during a traffic stop near S. 11th Street where Alston Modlin, 27, shot an officer and then fled the scene. A search for the suspect continued overnight until he was located and pursued by multiple law enforcement agencies. The series of events came to an end when Modlin was located near a residence and a cornfield in nearby Lee County. Sources told Queen City News Investigative reporter Jody Barr that Modlin died after suffering a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Queen City News has reached out to SLED officials for further details. A Lee County Sheriff's Office K9 was also killed during the incident and a multiple rounds of gunfire took place before Modlin was located, sources told Barr. A Lee County patrol vehicle was also burned on scene, however, QCN has not yet confirmed what caused the damage. According to McBee Police, the unidentified officer who was shot was treated for his injuries at a nearby medical center and is expected to be OK. SLED released several photos of Modlin and his vehicle on Friday. They said he could have been driving in a 2023 Toyota Tacoma with SC tag KRF-577 with a LEER sticker on the back window. Modlin was spotted traveling westbound at 6 a.m. Friday in Florence before he was found. Photos: The South Carolina Law Enforcement Divison (SLED) Anyone with further information in this case is asked to call 911. This remains an active and ongoing investigation. Multiple law enforcement agencies continue to be on the scene near the cornfield Friday afternoon.