Galveston man shot after Lone Star motorcycle rally

One man was shot when a fight broke out Sunday morning after the Lone Star motorcycle rally in Galveston, police said.

Sometime before 1 a.m., two groups of Galveston residents - none of whom were riding motorcycles - were arguing when one man allegedly whipped out a gun.

The suspect - described as a 20- to 25-year-old male wearing black pants and a red shirt - shot a man and fled.

Police responded to report of a shooting near 23rd and Strand just before 1 a.m.

The victim was taken to the emergency room and the Crime Scene Unit began processing the scene.

Police are continuing to investigate but have not released any additional information.