The shattered window of one the vehicles targeted in a string of drive-by shootings Wednesday night in Enid, Oklahoma. 

Police in Enid, Oklahoma arrested a man late Wednesday who they suspect of being involved in the more than 30 drive-by shootings reported in and around the city earlier that evening. 

Officers and members of the police departments SWAT team served a no-knock search warrant at 11:31 p.m. at the home of Anthony Jackson, and took the 29-year-old into custody. Officers say they recovered evidence of the shootings at Jackson’s home, as well as from his vehicle.

Jackson was arrested on complaints of shooting from a moving vehicle and reckless handling of a firearm.

The investigation of the drive-by shootings is ongoing.

Between 4:56 p.m. and 9:40 p.m., officers responded to 32 reports of drive-by shootings where vehicle windows were shot out. Police sad there were no reported injuries but a dog was shot at 7:17 p.m. The dog underwent surgery Wednesday night and was expected to recover from its injuries.

The shootings occurred in residential neighborhoods, as well as at several Enid businesses.

Cass Rains writes for the Enid (Oklahoma) News & Eagle.