Man was firing AR-15 at other vehicles at Bastrop Home Depot: police

Man fires at vehicles at Bastrop Home Depot: police

A man is in custody after firing an AR-15 from his vehicle at other vehicles at a Home Depot in Bastrop.

BASTROP, Texas - A man is in custody after firing an AR-15 from his vehicle at other vehicles in the parking lot of a Home Depot in Bastrop on Wednesday.

What we know:

The Bastrop Police Department said officers were called to the area of 112 Hunters Crossing Boulevard around 3:49 p.m. on March 25 about an active shooter.

The investigation revealed that 25-year-old Kobe Lee Mosser had driven into the parking lot and began firing an AR-15 "indiscriminately", says police. At one point he allegedly got out of his vehicle and continued firing.

The first officer who arrived on scene approached Mosser and was able to take him into custody without incident. That officer has been identified by Bastrop police as Ofc. James Hill.

No one was injured, only property was damaged, and only Mosser was involved. Police say the full extent of the property damage and the number of affected people, including reports involving families with children, is still to be determined.

Bastrop police say there is no further threat to the public and the investigation is still active and ongoing.

What you can do:

Anyone who was in the area or may have additional information regarding this incident is urged to email the Bastrop Police Department.