DALLAS — Updated with information about the suspect.
A suspect has been arrested and faces a murder charge after he allegedly shot two people, killing one, Saturday morning in Dallas, officials say.
Police say 28-year-old Carl Randle admitted to detectives that he shot the victim after they got into an argument, police say.
Dallas police say around 4:15 a.m., they responded to a shooting call at the 12700 block of N. Central Expressway Service Road.
When officers arrived they found a man on the sidewalk of a bike trail who had been shot. He was pronounced dead at the scene, police say.
The victim's name has not been released, pending next of kin.
Around the same time, officers say they responded to another call that a woman that had been shot at the Circle K convenience store near 12950 Coit Road.
According to detectives, the woman was able to provide information about the suspected shooter before being transported to the hospital.
Saturday afternoon, police confirmed that the woman is expected to survive.
Officials say those involved in Friday night's shooting are homeless residents who live in a wooded area near US 75 and Forest Lane.
After responding to both shooting calls, officers went to that area and set up a perimeter in efforts of arresting the suspect, according to officials.
Police say they were able to "flush the suspect out of a drainage ditch" and take him into custody.
During an interview at Dallas Police Headquarters, the suspect, 28-year-old Carl Randle, told detectives he shot the victim after an argument, police said.
Authorities say the suspect will be booked into jail on a murder charge.
