May 17 (Reuters) - Two suspects were in custody on Sunday while another person remained at ‌large after a dozen shootings this weekend in ‌Austin, Texas, police said.

• In a press conference, Austin Police Chief ​Lisa Davis said two suspects, a 15-year-old male and a 17-year-old male, were in custody after 12 incidents where shots were fired in south and east ‌Austin on Saturday ⁠and early on Sunday.

• Four people were hit, with one person suffering serious injuries ⁠and three sustaining minor injuries, Davis said.

• The 15-year-old stole a gun from a store on Saturday, Davis ​said. The ​17-year-old had an outstanding ​warrant on a charge ‌of theft of a gun from the same store, she said.

• The suspects stole more than four vehicles as they moved through Austin, the chief said. Citing the Travis County Sheriff's Office, Davis said ‌that a third young Hispanic male ​ran from the car when ​the two juveniles ​were apprehended.

• Davis said the motives ‌were unknown for the shootings, ​which are still ​under investigation.

• Two of the incidents involved shooting into separate fire stations with a truck hit ​at one, ‌according to Davis. Other shootings targeted residential buildings, ​she said.

(Reporting by Sinead Carew; Editing by Sergio ​Non and Christian Schmollinger)