Man arrested, another sought after shots fired at San Antonio police headquarters

One man is under arrest and another is being sought after a shooting Saturday night at the San Antonio Public Safety Headquarters.

"We are not going to be targets; we are not going to allow officers to be targets," SAPD Chief William McManus said. "This is not open season on police officers here in San Antonio or anywhere else. We're not going to allow that to happen."

McManus said the shots were fired just before 10 p.m. at the headquarters at 315 S. Santa Rosa St.

"We put up a quadrant around the building did a canvas for any evidence or witnesses," he said.

Police apprehended one person who was seen running from the headquarters after the shooting but are currently only questioning him.

Investigators found a few shell casings in an alley behind a Bill Millers across the street from the headquarters.

"There were bullet marks on the wall of the public safety headquarters," McManus said.

He noted that the headquarters has been shot at before. But Saturday's incident comes a day after five Dallas police officers were shot and killed.

"We don't know what the motive was," McManus said. "If someone was randomly firing or if they saw a big building and decided to shoot at it, or other motives."

Police are still searching for a man seen in an orange shirt and blue pants.