BREAKING: Shooter On The Loose In Austin, One Dead... Please Pray According to reports, a manhunt recently took place in Austin after a gunman opened fire on a crowded downtown street as bars were closing Sunday. The shooter ended up killing one person and wounding four others, authorities said. Austin Police Chief of Staff Brian Manley told reporters five people were shot on Sixth Street shortly after 2 a.m. The street is a seven-block entertainment district lined with historic buildings that house bars, upscale restaurants, shops and popular music venues. One of the victims was 30-year-old Teqnika Moultrie. Rickey, Moultries brother, told reporters that his sister lived in the Bay Area and had traveled to Austin to visit her fiances family. She was with him downtown when she was shot. It is not clear if the shooter and victims knew each other, Manley commented. But Ricky said he did not know anything about the person of interest identified in the police shooting. Court records indicate he is a resident of San Marcos with several felony burglary convictions. He was scheduled to appear in Hays County Court in September for possession of marijuana. His attorney in the case claims he had not had any contact with him Sunday, and the last time he saw him was more than a week ago. 26-year-old Sam Vedamanikam told the American Statesman that he and several friends were walking to the car when four or five shots rang out. There were just tons of people on Sixth Street and I see all of them jump toward the ground, he recalled. A lot of people were screaming. Police have attempted to collect video from the scene. We know a lot of individuals have captured the incident or the aftermath of this incident on their cell phones and other devices, Manley told reporters. We ask that anyone who has videoplease forward that to us. Just seven minutes after the first incident, police received reports of another incident several blocks away. A suspect reportedly fired a gun at another person in a parking garage. No one was injured, and nearby individuals were able to disarm the suspect, who was later taken to the hospital. Police secured both crime scenes and warned people to avoid the downtown area. On behalf of the Austin Police Department we wish to extend our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the young woman who lost her life to this senseless act of violence and wishes for a speedy recovery to the individuals wounded, Police Chief Art Acevedo said in a statement. The men and women of the Austin Police Department will work tireless to identify and apprehend the person responsible. What do you think of these new reports? Will you pray for these victims and their families? 