Frank Toscano is 62, and as of Thursday night he was at Riverside Hospital after a Hilliard officer shot him in the chest. Police say he is expected to survive. Two officers went to an apartment in the 4600 block of Lowell Lane, just off Riggins Road, at about 8 p.m. Wednesday. They had a warrant for public indecency. That case is from Sept. 11, when police say he exposed himself to an employee at a Giant Eagle on Britton Road. Hilliard sits on the west side of Columbus, in Franklin County. They asked him to take his hand out of his pocket and step forward, out of the doorway. Hilliard police say he pulled a gun from that pocket while he stepped back, then struggled with them over it after they told him, more than once, to drop it. One officer fired. That officer has been on the department four years. No officer was hurt. Chief Michael Woods has said this is the department's first officer-involved shooting in at least five years. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is investigating the shooting on its own. Police have charged him with attempted felonious assault for the struggle at the door, on top of the public indecency warrant from the store. In Ohio, public indecency is the charge for exposing yourself where someone else is likely to see it. Felonious assault is the charge for trying to cause someone serious harm, including with a deadly weapon. Those sit in the Revised Code at 2907.09 and 2903.11.