A Milwaukee mother said her son, 19-year-old Kenneth Rogers, was the one shot and seriously injured by Milwaukee police. Police said the man was in a stolen car. Officers chased him from N. 91st Street and Silver Spring Drive to N. 51st Boulevard and W. Hampton Avenue on Thursday. The police chief said he and another man got out of the car and ran from them. "I found out on the news because I seen my other nephew getting in the ambulance, and they're always together," Shatara Office told 12 News Friday. Office said her 22-year-old nephew suffered minor injuries. She said police shot her son six times. She said he remains in critical condition. "Milwaukee police are telling us that he was in a stolen car and ran from police. What's your response to that?" 12 News Hannah Hilyard asked. "Even if he was in a stolen car, and he ran from the police, he didn't give you all any type of threat for you guys to gun him down the way that they did," she said. Police Chief Jeffrey Norman addressed reporters in the hours following the shooting Thursday."Early information indicates that one suspect was carrying a visible firearm and refused to drop the weapon despite multiple verbal commands from the police," he said.Office said her son did not have a gun. Police said they recovered one on the scene. The Waukesha Police Department is in charge of the investigation. They told 12 News although Rogers is in the hospital, he is in police custody. "Not being able to see my son. Not being able to hug him. Not being able to tell him... not being able to tell him 'I love him and that he's going to be all right,'" Office said through tears. Milwaukee police said the stolen car was involved in a prior shooting on Wednesday. Police said the two officers were involved in Thursday's chase and shooting. Both are on administrative duty, which is routine. They said they will provide a community briefing when they are able to share more details.