DENVER Police in Denver made an arrest after shots were fired at officers during an unrelated traffic stop that wounded a bystander in the leg late Saturday night. The incident did not injure or strike any officers.Police said the incident began with a traffic stop in the 1300 block of N. Logan Street, during which someone threw a rock at a patrol car and then fled.Soon after, shots were fired at officers, who took cover but did not return fire, police said.Police said gunfire grazed a bystander, a man detained from the vehicle stop, who was hospitalized with minor injuries.The rock-thrower an adult male was taken into custody for unrelated warrants during the traffic stop. Police clarified that the rock-thrower is a relative of the man who was detained from the vehicle stop, though the specific relationship was not detailed.Police have not confirmed if the rock-thrower and the shooter are the same individual or separate people. They have also not specified if the shooter intentionally targeted anyone.The shooting drew a large police response, leading to a shelter-in-place order and extensive road closures in the area. A police helicopter assisted with the investigation.Denver7's Maggie Bryan spoke to a man who lives nearby, who described the chaotic scene."I went outside and immediately saw over a dozen police officers, all with their weapons drawn, on a certain apartment complex across the street," Cody Westfall said. "I was approached by a police officer and told to go back inside because shots had been fired in my direction."The department told Denver7 at that time that they were still working to determine if other suspects were involved.Police lifted the shelter-in-place just after midnight.Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867. Tipsters can remain anonymous. ...read more read less