Identity of Dallas OIS suspect not yet released

Dallas police say a suspect is dead after a search for a felony suspect ended in gunshots. So this happened about noon at a motel on 35 near 8th Street in Oak Cliff. Police say they encountered the suspect armed with a gun. One officer and the suspect fired their weapons. Fox 4's Peyton Yeager in Dallas tonight with more. Peyton. Heather, and tonight we're still waiting for the identity of the suspect to be released. Dallas police tell us they used flock cameras to trace the suspect's vehicle to this Dallas motel. Police also say he was armed with two firearms. And we know no Dallas police officers were injured in this confrontation. A bullet hole through the window of room 119 where a wanted man was staying. Dallas police showed up to the Mustang Inn in Oak Cliff around 1220 Wednesday afternoon to arrest a man with multiple felony warrants, narcotics, and also probation violations. He was in possession of a long rifle. Police say when they knocked, the man opened the door, pointing the rifle at officers. One officer fired at least one shot at him. Dallas police say the man then came out with a handgun and used it to kill himself. The suspect remained armed. Officers gave repeated verbal commands, which the suspect did not follow. The suspect then fired his weapon at himself, sustaining a self-inflicted gunshot wound. So that part, whether police gunfire struck the suspect, still under investigation. And it's still unclear if the suspect ever fired either weapon at officers. Two vehicles were towed away before the crime scene tape was taken down, a black Mercedes and also a white Mercedes. body camera video from those Dallas police officers set to be released at a later date within 72 hours. That's department protocol.