A suspect wanted in connection with a weekend shooting was arrested early Tuesday morning after an hours-long standoff with Oklahoma City police at a Bethany apartment complex.>> Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.Around midnight, police spotted a suspect on a balcony at an apartment complex near Northwest 39th Expressway and MacArthur Boulevard. The suspect was sought for a shooting that occurred Sunday afternoon on Northwest 42nd Street after two women got into a fight, leaving one injured."At some point, officers were able to identify exactly who he was, found his location last night," Master Sgt. Gary Knight said. After being seen, the suspect barricaded himself inside an apartment. Police blocked off the street with an armored car at the scene while they tried to get the suspect out."They tried to call him out of the residence. They came with a warrant, and he refused to come out," Knight said.>> Download the KOCO 5 AppAfter several hours of overnight negotiations, the suspect came out and surrendered."We were able to accomplish this without anybody getting hurt," Knight said. "Obviously when we are talking about a residential area or a hotel where there’s other people staying, there’s the concern that somebody innocent, somebody who doesn’t know what’s going on, might get hurt. And in this case, nobody is hurt."Police are still investigating the shooting from Sunday as well as the six-hour standoff.Top Headlines Man wins more than $430,000 – only a day after buying a new house, lottery officials say Oklahoma grocery tax cut takes effect Thursday, stores prepare for change Shawnee Public Schools superintendent placed on leave amid OSDE investigation Mariah Carey's mother and sister died on the same day. The singer says her 'heart is broken'