**Editor's Note: APD has provided additional information about this incident and corrected themselves to say no one was hospitalized as the deceased person died at the scene.** ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – One person was killed after being involved in a shooting with the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) on Friday. Police said the shooting happened in the area of Central Ave. and Alvarado Dr at Tewa Lodge while officers were conducting a "code enforcement" operation. Story continues below News: 10th APD officer placed on administrative leave in DWI Unit investigation Events: What’s happening around New Mexico October 18-24 Trending: A first look at New Mexico’s newest housing facility for teenage boys Sports: UNM volleyball coach speaks after team plays controversial game against San Jose State During the operation, officers detained several people. One person wouldn't give their identity, and a "disturbance" occurred. Shots were fired by at least one officer, APD stated. An adult man was killed, and his identity is currently unknown. Authorities claimed the suspect was "in possession of a handgun" during the shooting. “We won't tolerate nests of drugs, guns and criminal activity, and we'll keep fighting to clean up problem properties,” Mayor Tim Keller said. “Unfortunately, this proactive approach turned violent today, and someone lost their life. This potential for violence is why we had APD in the area to keep city employees and innocent people safe. I'm thankful for the work they do every day to clean up criminal activity.” The Multi-Agency Task Force is investigating the incident. No other details on the shooting have been released.