Two New York police officers were stabbed Wednesday and a suspect was shot and killed. 

The Suffolk County police officers were attacked in Medford, a Long Island suburb 60 miles east of New York City. They arrived at a location on Birchwood Road around 5 p.m. where the incident occurred, the Suffolk County Police Department said.

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One of the residents, a man, pulled out a knife and stabbed two officers, authorities said. 

"During the incident, one or more officers discharged their weapon fatally striking the man," a police statement said.

One officer was airlifted to Stony Brook University Hospital and another was taken to the same hospital via ambulance. 

Their medical conditions were not disclosed. A third officer was treated for minor injuries. 

Authorities did not say how many officers fired or the number of shots. The names of the injured officers or the suspect were not released. 

Bill Cosby plans to start touring again next year following his release from prison in 2021, his representative Andrew Wyatt confirmed to Fox News Digital. 

The comedian told radio host Scott Spears in a surprise appearance on "WGH Talk" Wednesday that he wants to get back to stand-up over the next year when asked if he felt it was time.

Cosby was convicted of sexual assault and served nearly three years in prison before it was overturned by the Pennsylvania supreme court in 2021.

He previously canceled a tour in 2021 over legal concerns. He last performed in 2018 before his conviction. 

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Earlier this year, five Cosby accusers sued him under a New York law that puts a temporarily halt to the statute of limitations on abuse allegations. 

Lili Bernard, Eden Tirl, Jewel Gittens, Jennifer Thompson and Cindra Ladd allege in the suit that Cosby abused or assaulted them between the late 1960s through the 1990s at the height of his fame. 

Earlier this year, a Los Angeles jury awarded $500,000 to a woman who said Cosby sexually abused her at the Playboy Mansion when she was a teenager in 1975.

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"The reality of my situation gets clearer and clearer," he told Spears on Wednesday. "The reality that my wife and family and friends respect me and respect what I have tried to do and will continue to do when we quote unquote ‘get out of this mess.’ I know who my enemies happen to be and I know why they are my enemies and I think all told up as you would say where we are where we’re going I respect people like [Spears] and others who have had a clear viewpoint of what has happened to me." 

He added, "When I come out of this, I feel that I will be able to perform and be the Bill Cosby that my audience in person knows me to be." 

After Spears asked him if 2023 would be the right time to start performing, he answered, "Yes. Yes, because there’s so much fun to be had in this storytelling that I do." 

Fox News' Larry Fink contributed to this report.