A law-abiding gas station customer in Michigan will not face any charges after he shot an armed suspect last month, prosecutors said.

The incident occurred on July 27 in the Stone Lake Marathon Gas Station, according to a Tuesday report.

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An armed man had entered the location and attempted to rob the employee working the counter when a legally armed customer shot the gunman multiple times.

When the police officers reached the gas station, they discovered the suspect being held at gunpoint by a man, the report noted.

The suspect was treated for his injuries at a local hospital, and the customer who shot him was found to be in possession of a valid Michigan concealed pistol license.

An investigation into the shooting was conducted, but witness and victim testimony, video footage, and physical evidence all helped Cass County prosecutors determine that the shooting had been lawful and was conducted in self-defense and/or in the defense of others.

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Authorities identified 35-year-old Cordeleus Anthony Martin as the suspect who was shot by the armed customer.

Martin is facing armed robbery, assault with intent to rob while armed, felonious assault, and habitual offender charges, according to the report.