A San Jose police officer sustained non-threatening injuries early Monday morning during a vehicle enforcement stop that escalated into a police shooting. The incident occurred around 2:54 a.m. near the intersection of North 21st and Santa Clara streets. According to the San Jose Police Department, officers initiated the stop when the vehicle fled the scene. During the pursuit, a second officer discharged a firearm, resulting in a police shooting. The suspect vehicle was subsequently located near Lucretia Avenue and Tully Road shortly after the incident. Despite the recovery of the vehicle, authorities confirmed that the suspect remains at large and is currently outstanding. The injured officer is reported to be in stable condition with injuries that are not considered life-threatening. San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan acknowledged the shooting in a public statement but declined to provide specific details, emphasizing that the investigation is ongoing. The San Jose Police Department is actively seeking the suspect and has not yet released a name or physical description. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity or information regarding the suspect's whereabouts. The case is under active investigation by the San Jose Police Department. No further details regarding the suspect's identity or the specific charges have been released at this time. The department continues to gather evidence and interview witnesses to determine the full circumstances surrounding the shooting and the injury to the officer. The public is encouraged to contact the San Jose Police Department with any tips or information that may assist in the apprehension of the suspect.