UPDATE: Police identify a suspect involved in the Black Angus Inn shooting

Police have identified a man involved in Friday night's Black Angus Inn shooting.

The Anchorage Police Department has issued an arrest warrant for 37-year-old Ernest “Flex” Jacobsson. According to Police Information Officer MJ Thim, Jacobsson faces multiple charges including misconduct with a weapon and criminal mischief.

Police say at around 8:49 p.m. Friday, Jacobsson fired two guns, multiple times, into a room with people inside it.

Before leaving the scene, police say at one point Jacobsson was inside a separate room at the Inn.

No one was injured, but police say several people were detained, questioned, and later released.

Police say Jacobsson’s motives are unknown.

He was last seen wearing all black with a black baseball cap. If anyone has any information regarding Jacobsson’s location, police would like you to contact them at 786-8900.

ORIGINAL:

Anchorage police were seen responding to the area of New Seward Highway and 14th Avenue to reports of shots fired around 10 p.m. Friday.

A sergeant with APD dispatch would only say police are actively investigating the situation and that no injuries have been reported.

Our photojournalist on the scene said he saw a person being taken away in handcuffs.