With dave. A developing story across the country this morning . Several Police Officers were . Ambushed over the weekend. Three. On sunday alone. Including one in st. Louis. The 46 year old officer was targeted while he sat in his cruiser last night. He was sitting in traffic when a car pulled up, and the other he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, but hes expected to survive. Officers has been out all night searching for the shooter using helicopter patrols and swat teams. They believe he was driving a silver vehicle. Detectives are also going over traffic and surveillance cameras. The officer is a 20 year veteran, with three children. And earlier on sunday . Another officer was shot and killed. This time in san antonio, texas. Police say 50 year old detective Benjamin Marconi was writing a someone executed him. The officer was pulled over, when another car pulled up behind him. That driver then walked up and shot the officers window. Hitting him twice in the head. The
No closed captioning is were following a developing story out of sanibel this morning. Someone shot an officer during a traffic stop. It happened around 8 last night. According to police, the officer was conducting a stop, when someone opened fire. The gunman then took off, but was later found in a nearby into custody after a shootout with police. The officer was taken to lee memorial hospital, where he was treated then released. The motive for the shooting is still under investigation. And in st. Louis the search is on for the person who shot a Police Officer there. According to the st. Louis police chief. The sergeant was shot during what is being called an ambush style attack. It happened last night. The chief says the officer was . Not involved in a call or a traffic stop. He was sitting at a stop shot twice in the face. He is currently in critical condition, but is expected to survive. And in san antonio, texas. Authorities there are looking for the person responsible for shooting
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