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Problem:EMBED More News Videos What we know about SW Houston shooting rampage 
  
 EMBED More News Videos An eyewitness describes the takedown of a suspect following a shooting rampage on Weslayan Street. 
  
 EMBED More News Videos An active shooter situation is reported in southwest Houston 
  
 Active shooter scene still active but contained. Suspect DOA. Media staging area at Wells Fargo parking lot at 3900 Bissonnett & Weslayan. — Houston Police (@houstonpolice) September 26, 2016 
  
 Our bomb squad will be checking suspect's vehicle. Crime scene covers a multiple block area near Weslayan at Bissonnet.#hounews — Houston Police (@houstonpolice) September 26, 2016 
  
 ⚠ AlertHouston |Shelter-in-Place until Further Notice in SW Houston https://t.co/lwgPJ0w2NR #hounews — AlertHouston (@AlertHouston) September 26, 2016 
  
 Several people shot by suspect are being transported to area hospitals; unknown exact number or severity of injuries #hounews — Houston Police (@houstonpolice) September 26, 2016 
  
 EMBED More News Videos A witness to the shooting shares his account 
  
 6:29am: HFD dispatched to corner of Weslayan and Bissonnet 
  
 6:32am: First unit arrives, determines active shooter situation 
  
 7:02am: Suspect down (per police scanner) 
  
 EMBED More News Videos Initial reports indicate multiple people have been shot in the Weslayan area 
  
 Active shooter at Weslayan & Bissonnet has been shot by our officers; no reports of other suspects at this time #hounews — Houston Police (@houstonpolice) September 26, 2016 
  
 EMBED More News Videos A fire official shares an update on the active shooter situation in the West University area 
  
 EMBED More News Videos Removal of shooting rampage suspect's body from scene. 
  
 EMBED More News Videos A woman tells abc13 about the shooting this morning in southwest Houston 
  
 EMBED More News Videos A father says he feels blessed after avoiding the active shooter situation in southwest Houston 
  
 EMBED More News Videos A boy who lives in the area where the active shooter situation happened shares what he heard 
  
 Eyewitnesses ducked for cover after police say a lawyer armed with several weapons opened fire near a southwest Houston strip center, injuring nine people before he was shot and killed by officers. Police have refused to confirm his identity, or speculate on a motive.A bomb squad cleared a vehicle near the scene. The Porsche in question is registered to Nathan DeSai.ABC News has learned that two guns and Nazi materials were found at the scene. ABC13 has confirmed that the Nazi materials found inside the car registered to DeSai.DeSai has been identified as a local attorney. Eyewitness News has been in contact with DeSai's father and former law partner.One source tells Eyewitness News that the vehicle was found filled with weapons.HFD says six people were taken to area hospitals after they were injured by the shooter. Three were treated at the scene for injuries from broken glass, and released.One victim is in critical condition with a gunshot wound, according to Memorial Hermann Hospital. Additionally, we know one is in fair condition and three are in good condition.Two people were taken to Memorial Hermann Red Duke Trauma Institute and another three were taken to Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital. A sixth patient was transported to Ben Taub. Three patients have been treated and released, and officials say all are expected to survive.A shelter-in-place had been ordered for the West University area shortly before HPD confirmed the alleged shooter was fatally shot by officers. The order was lifted hours later, as the investigation progressed.West University Elementary School said it would open on time in spite of the shooting investigation.Weslayan remains closed to traffic while officers investigate.At around 6:30 this morning, HFD scanners reported a suspect was at a strip center firing upon vehicles."We received a call at 6:29 that we had a shooting at the Petco store...the first units were directed to the parking lot where the shooting was still active," HFD's Jay Evans says.Emergency vehicles flooded the area around the strip center bordered by Weslayan, Bissonnet and Law Street.Antwon Wilson witnessed the shooting and told Eyewitness News he was shaken up after being caught in the crossfire."I literally heard the gunshots past my face," Wilson said. "It's a hard pill to swallow."Wilson said there was a steady shooting back and forth as officers worked to bring the active shooting situation to a close.Police concentrated much of their focus during the shooting on an apartment complex on nearby Law Street, located behind the strip center.Governor Greg Abbott encouraged his Twitter followers to pray for the Houston shooting victims.Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, meantime, expressed his sorrow for the victims of the shooting.We're following this story on Eyewitness News. Watch for updates on air, online and on our mobile news app. ||||| Police investigate the car believed to belong to the alleged shooter at the scene of a shooting along Wesleyan at Law Street in Houston that left multiple people injured and the alleged shooter dead,... (Associated Press) 
  
 Police investigate the car believed to belong to the alleged shooter at the scene of a shooting along Wesleyan at Law Street in Houston that left multiple people injured and the alleged shooter dead, Monday morning, Sept. 26, 2016, in Houston. (Mark Mulligan/Houston Chronicle via AP) (Associated Press) 
  
 HOUSTON (AP) — A disgruntled lawyer who had numerous weapons randomly shot at drivers in a Houston neighborhood Monday morning, hitting six people, one critically, before he was shot and killed by police, authorities said. Another three people had injuries from glass or debris. 
  
 The first report of the shootings came in at about 6:30 a.m., Police Chief Martha Montalvo said at a news conference, and the suspect began firing at officers when they arrived. Montalvo did not identify the man; Mayor Sylvester Turner told KTRK-TV that the lawyer was "disgruntled" and "either fired or had a bad relationship with this law firm." 
  
 Numerous weapons were found at the scene, a bomb-squad robot examined a Porsche that's believed to be the shooter's and bomb squad officers also were scouring the suspect's residence, Montalvo said. 
  
 The entrance to the condo complex, which is near the affluent enclave of West University Place, was still blocked off with police tape late Monday morning. Several cars with bullet holes and shattered windows were at a nearby strip mall. 
  
 Jennifer Molleda and her husband live in the same condo complex as the shooter. Though she heard gunshots about 6:12 a.m. and called 911, her husband left for work. The 45-year-old called him not long after, and he told her "I'm hit, I'm hit." 
  
 After the shooting stopped at 7:15 a.m., Molleda found her husband, 49-year-old Alan Wakim, several blocks away in the parking lot of a nearby strip mall. His Mustang had two shots that went through the windshield, and he told her that he saw a red laser beam before the shots were fired. He was taken to a hospital to be treated. 
  
 "He got out of his car, we hugged, we cried," Molleda said, adding that after she saw everything he believes the man was "aiming to kill." 
  
 Molleda said that said a few weeks ago, the suspect brandished an assault-style weapon at roofers in the complex. She said she didn't know him very well but described him as quiet. "He's a normal, average Joe," she said. 
  
 Another witness, 30-year-old Antwon Wilson, inadvertently drove into the shooting scene after dropping off his girlfriend at work and could "literally hear the gunfire flying." He managed to flee and escape injury. 
  
 Lee Williams left his home in the neighborhood upon hearing gunshots and began directing traffic away from the condo complex, noting that people usually cut through the area to avoid some busier intersections. One car ignored him, he said, and was immediately shot at. Williams couldn't see the gunman because it was dark, but believed he saw the muzzle flashes. 
  
 "Whatever cars were going by, he was shooting at them," the 55-year-old said, noting he heard at least 50 gunshots over 40 or so minutes. As he was being interviewed, neighbors came by and patted him on the back, thanking him for keeping people safe. 
  
 Of the nine people hurt, Houston Fire Department spokesman Ruy Lozano said six were shot and three had minor injuries related to glass. Montalvo said one person was hospitalized in critical condition and another in serious condition. 
  
 "The investigation is active. It's very, very early. We want to make sure there is no other gunman. We are checking every angle, I can assure you," Turner told the TV station. |||||
Solution:
The man who opened fire in a Houston neighborhood Monday morning and randomly shot six people has been described as a disgruntled lawyer, reports AP. Mayor Sylvester Turner tells KTRK-TV that the unidentified man was either fired from "or had a bad relationship with this law firm." The gunman died at the scene, apparently from a police bullet. None of those he shot were killed, though one victim is critically injured. Three additional people have injuries from glass or debris. The first report of the shootings came in about 6:30am, Police Chief Martha Montalvo said at a news conference, and the suspect began firing at officers when they arrived. Numerous weapons were found at the scene, a bomb-squad robot examined a Porsche that's believed to be the shooter's, and bomb squad officers also were scouring the suspect's residence, Montalvo said. Jennifer Molleda and her husband live in the same condo complex as the shooter. Though she heard gunshots about 6:12am and called 911, her husband left for work. The 45-year-old called him not long after, and he told her, "I'm hit, I'm hit." After the shooting stopped at 7:15 a.m., Molleda found her husband, 49-year-old Alan Wakim, several blocks away in the parking lot of a nearby strip mall. His Mustang had two shots that went through the windshield, and he told her that he saw a red laser beam before the shots were fired. He was taken to a hospital to be treated.