An hours-long standoff ended Thursday evening when Houston police took into custody a man suspected of shooting three officers, officials tweeted. The suspect, who police have not identified, came out at 7:45 p.m. CT with his hands raised and surrendered, Houston Police Department Chief Troy Finner said. The man had a neck wound that likely would require surgery, the chief added. Two of the three police officers were released from the hospital on Friday, according to a tweet from the department. "Great news to report that Officers Gadson and Hayden have been released from the hospital," the Houston Police Department tweet says. "Officer Alvarez remains hospitalized in stable condition." The shooting comes four days after Cpl. Charles Galloway of Harris County Constable Precinct 5 was fatally shot during a traffic stop. A suspect in the case was arrested in Mexico and returned to the Houston area on Wednesday night. In Thursday's standoff, the suspect barricaded in a home for hours after fleeing the shooting scene in a Mercedes he carjacked. Police officers pursued him to the residence, which was about 5 miles away. "Officers surrounded that house. The suspect fired multiple times. Thank God he did not strike any of the officers," Finner said at an earlier news conference before the suspect was detained. "Officers returned fire. Again, we don't know if that suspect is injured." Finner said at the most recent briefing that authorities believe the man lived at the house and he fired multiple times at a SWAT team. Police said they believe the people who were in the home where the suspect was barricaded ran out when he entered. Douglas Griffith, president of the Houston Police Officers' Union, said authorities believed the suspect had multiple weapons. Griffith said the wounded officers were very fortunate and had one gunshot wound each -- one was shot in the arm, another in the leg and another in the foot. The chief said a woman who was carjacked was traumatized but physically fine