Shooting and Hostage Situation at Wisconsin Motorcycle Shop Ends With Two in Custody

Police have reportedly taken two people into custody after a shooting and hostage situation at a motorcycle shop in Wisconsin that injured two people, including a police officer.

The incident, which prompted the evacuation of nearby homes and businesses, reportedly began at around 9am on Saturday when a man walked into Eagle Nation Cycles in Neenah, a city of 25,000 about 100 miles north of Milwaukee. The man opened fire and the scene became an active hostage situation, according to WBAY-TV in nearby Green Bay, citing a police report.

Neenah hostage shooting…on scene live — Phil Cianciola (@cianciola)December 5, 2015

The Neenah Police Department said in a Facebook post that they were responding to a "high risk incident," and that "there has been a report of at least one possible shot fired." People were asked to stay at least a quarter mile away from the scene.

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Local media quoted Neenah Mayor Dean Kaufert as saying that as many as 30 shots were fired during the standoff. A SWAT team reportedly arrived on the scene and police surrounded the building. One man eventually walked out at around early in the afternoon and surrendered after a negotiation. A second person was taken into a custody a few minutes later.

Police reportedly announced at 1:30pm that "the scene has been made safe."

Suspect walking out of building cops take him in custody — Courtney Ryan (@WLUK_Courtney)December 5, 2015

Second person being arrested — Courtney Ryan (@WLUK_Courtney)December 5, 2015

One police officer was injured, but his injuries are not believed to be life threatening. A citizen was also reportedly injured, but that person's condition is unknown. It's unclear how they were injured.

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Police told local news channel Fox 6 that they are in the process of conducting "final clearing operations" at the site of the standoff.

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Reuters contributed to this report.