Daybreak Today Monday Morning Brief

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Funeral services have been announced for Lubbock County Sheriff’s Deputy, Sgt. Josh Bartlett.

• He died Thursday in a SWAT standoff in Levelland.
• Services take place at 10 a.m. Friday inside Trinity Church followed by a graveside service at Resthaven.
• Read those details here: Funeral to be held Friday morning for fallen LSO Sgt. Josh Bartlett

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A pedestrian is hospitalized with serious injuries after a crash in East Lubbock.

• Police say a car hit Tobbi Sims around 2 a.m. Sunday near East 28th and MLK.
• A passenger in the car suffered minor injuries.
• Read more here: Woman with life-threatening injuries after Sunday morning crash in East Lubbock

The price of gas is forecast to get lower in the coming weeks.

• A new deal has been reached with OPEC countries to increase oil inventory worldwide.
• The increase is expected to go into effect next month. This morning, oil is trading lower in world markets.
• Get more details here: OPEC Plus Agrees on Oil Production Increase, Easing Pressure on Supplies and Prices

A shooting rampage in Tucson, Arizona left one person dead and four other injured.

• A gunman attacked an ambulance crews and shot several people at a house fire before being shot by police.
• There is no word on what led up to that attack.
• Read more here: At least 2 dead, several hurt, children missing after shootings, house fire in Arizona

Health experts say misinformation about vaccines is contributing to the rise in COVID-19 cases.

• Vaccinations have slowed drastically, although cases are going up in nearly every state.
• Less than 57% of eligible Americans are fully vaccinated.
• Get those details here: With pandemic worsening in US, surgeon general worried

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