San Antonio police are searching for suspects involved in a drive-by shooting that occurred early Saturday morning near a federal building in downtown San Antonio. The incident took place around 3:13 a.m. in a parking lot located at the intersection of Indianola and East César E. Chávez Boulevard. According to law enforcement, a vehicle carrying at least two individuals circled the area before opening fire on a crowd of bystanders. One man was struck twice in the upper leg and thigh area. He was transported to a local hospital and is currently in stable, non-life-threatening condition. A witness reported seeing males in an unknown vehicle shooting into the air and toward another group before fleeing the scene. The suspects remain at large, and police have not yet released descriptions of the individuals or the vehicle involved. As the crowd dispersed in panic following the gunfire, a secondary incident occurred on César E. Chávez Boulevard where two vehicles collided. Investigators do not believe the crash was directly connected to the shooting, though they noted that the rush to leave the area likely contributed to the accident. One person involved in the vehicle crash was also transported to a hospital in stable condition. The investigation remains ongoing. Authorities are urging anyone with information regarding the suspects or the vehicle used in the shooting to contact the San Antonio Police Department. Tips can be provided through the department's standard channels. The FBI and local law enforcement are cooperating on the investigation due to the proximity of the incident to the federal building. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity or vehicles matching the description provided by police as the search continues.