One person is dead after a shooting Sunday evening in downtown San Diego’s historic Gaslamp Quarter, according to the San Diego Police Department. A police official said a suspect had been arrested. The shooting was first reported around 5:20 p.m. and occurred on Fifth Avenue, between G and F streets.

SDPD says that one person was shot, and that a suspect is in custody. There is no active threat to the community in the area.

The suspect was identified by the police department as 37-year-old Bryan Tyner from San Diego. Tyner was arrested for the shooting and will be booked into the San Diego County jail on one count of murder. Officers are processing the scene and interviewing witnesses, the release said.