 Two people were killed, six others were were injured and a helicopter was struck after at least one gunman armed with a high-powered rifle began "shooting randomly" in Houston on Sunday, police said. Watch: HPD Chief Montalvo gives update on active shooter situation in west Houston 
 
 SWAT, Houston Police, Houston Fire Department and Precinct 5 deputies rushed to the scene just after 10 a.m. Sunday. Houston Police Union President Ray Hunt says an officer who was hit several times in the chest was wearing both a metal breastplate and a bulletproof vest. Houston Fire Department officials say a fire that broke out at a nearby gas station may have resulted from the suspect shooting and striking several gas pumps. Neighbor who lives in area of shooting showed me this photo, he believes this truck had windows shot out @KPRC2 pic.twitter.com/bR9Y38LsUv — Sara Donchey (@KPRC2Sara) May 29, 2016 
 
 Police posted a photo on Facebook showing a patrol vehicle's windshield riddled with bullets, saying the officer inside was "lucky to be alive." Several people were shot and injured, including a man authorities initially described as another suspect because he was present and armed. Two deputies injured in the shooting were treated and released, police said . The second man was pronounced dead at the scene; Houston police spokesman John Cannon described him as "the main active shooter" and said he was armed with a pistol and an "AR-15-type weapon." (Gary Fountain/Houston Chronicle via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT (Associated Press) 
 
 HOUSTON (AP) — A man came into a Houston auto detail shop and began shooting, killing a man known to be a customer and putting a neighborhood on lockdown Sunday before being killed by a SWAT officer, police said. At least three police vehicles were damaged by gunfire, one of them struck 21 times, and a police helicopter was shot at with a "high-powered" weapon and was hit five times, authorities said. "(The victim) had simply driven there, parked his car to get detailed, and within a minute or two, that's when the suspect came out and shot him for no apparent reason," Cannon said. Three others — two of them male and one female — were hospitalized with injuries police said were not believed to be life-threatening. Police, who said they have no indication yet of a motive, said they got their first call about the shootings around 10:15 a.m.
– A man came into a Houston auto detail shop and began shooting, killing a man known to be a customer and putting a neighborhood on lockdown Sunday before being killed by a SWAT officer, police say. A total of eight people were shot, with the aforementioned two being the only fatalities. Among the injured: a man authorities initially described as another suspect because he was present and armed, the AP reports. Police said later Sunday they are investigating further whether he played any role. "He's telling us a version as to what his involvement is," Houston Police spokesman John Cannon said, per CNN. "We need to verify that before we say anything publicly." Police say the main suspect, armed with a pistol and an "AR-15 type" rifle, opened fire at the first police car to arrive on the scene, riddling it with 21 bullets. At least two other police vehicles were damaged and a police helicopter was hit five times after being shot at with a "high-powered" weapon, authorities say. A gas pump that may have been hit by a bullet erupted in flames at an adjacent station. KHOU reports that two wounded police officers, one shot in the hand and the other shot in the chest while wearing a bulletproof vest, were released from the hospital Sunday evening. There has been no word yet on a motive. Cannon say that the man killed in the auto shop "parked his car to get detailed, and within a minute or two, that's when the suspect came out and shot him for no apparent reason," NBC reports.