Daybreak Today Tuesday Morning Brief
Police shoot man after chase, search continues in Florida after collapse, Tropical Storm Elsa to make landfall
On Daybreak Today,
A man is in the hospital after being shot by police near Laura Bush Middle School, near 118th and Kenosha Avenue.
- Police say the man fired a shotgun near 37th Street and Avenue Q, then led officers on a chase.
- Investigators say he rammed several patrol cars, which forced them to shoot.
- Updates will be posted here: Suspect seriously injured after officer-involved shooting in South Lubbock
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The hunt continues for two homicide suspects from Snyder.
- Police say Donald Emerson and Misty Parham shot Snyder-man Norris Williams Thursday in an apartment.
- Those who know anything about the pair are asked to call Snyder police.
- Read the latest here: Snyder Police searching for suspects wanted for murder
A plane carrying 28 people disappeared from radar this morning in Eastern Russia.
- It crashed into the ocean while preparing to land in Kamchatka.
- There is no word why the plane went down.
- Read more here: No survivors from plane crash in Russia’s far east, rescue officials say
The death toll from the condominium collapse in Surfside, Florida has risen to 28 people.
- Crews recovered another body while searching previously inaccessible areas.
- Authorities say the search is going much faster after a team demolished the rest of the building.
- Get the latest here: Storm threat hangs over renewed search at Florida condo site
Tropical Storm Elsa is battering Florida’s Gulf Coast this morning.
- The storm could approach hurricane-strength as it makes its way north.
- Elsa is expected to make landfall later today.
- Read the latest: Tropical Storm Elsa, back over water, takes aim at Florida
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