MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- One male suspect was left critically injured after a chase led to an officer-involved shooting in the Hickory Hill area early Monday morning. Two other male suspects are still on the run. A little after 1 a.m., Memphis Police officers say they responded to a prowler call in the 6500 block of South Country Oaks Circle. A red Nissan Maxima was seen leaving the scene upon police arrival. That is when officers say they put out a broadcast. Shortly afterward, the Maxima was found wrecked in the 2800 block of Kirby Parkway. The suspects had got out on foot and ran, police say. That is when a foot chase was initiated. Suspect shot by Tipton County deputy during shootout During the pursuit, officers fired shots at the suspects. At that time, one male suspect was injured. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Officers say they are still searching for two male suspects. One officer was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. Police say the Maxima was reported stolen on Sunday and that multiple guns, key fobs, and key programmers were found at the scene. (Photos by: Memphis Police Department) No charges have been filed. The TBI is currently investigating the case.