The number of cases across the country continued to increase on Wednesday with an Amazon employee at the company's Seattle headquarters - which is just 12 miles from the outbreak nursing home - testing positive for coronavirus. Amazon confirmed that the employees had tested positive for coronavirus after going home sick from work on February 25. Amazon spokeperson told: 'We're supporting the affected employee who is in quarantine.' The internal email sent to Amazon employees in Seattle and nearby Bellvue said that any employees who had been 'in close contact' with the infected worker were notified separately. The email instructed employees experiencing symptoms to stay at home and seek medical attention. Amazon has more than 50,000 employees in Seattle and more than 275,000 full-time workers across the U.S. Last week, Amazon became one of the first U.S. companies to crack down on employee travel due to the outbreak, banning all 'non-essential' work trips.

It comes as the US death toll from the COVID-19 #coronavirus rose to 11 on Wednesday and the number of confirmed cases across the country surpassed 150.

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(WARNING: 21+) Gastonia Police Department, North Carolina, released body camera footage of an officer involved shooting that occurred at Buffalo Wild Wings in Gastonia on Aug. 13, 2019. Officials said James Matthew Roberts Jr. was frantically waving a gun outside a Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant last August, threatening to shoot himself or someone else when police arrived. The officer Taylor yells over 20 times for the defendant to, 'Drop the gun, drop the gun'. Gastonia Police Officer Maurice Taylor III, fired four times at James Matthew Roberts Jr., 22, as Roberts stepped from his car and appeared to raise a pistol at Officer. Roberts was struck by at least one bullet and fell to the ground. After spending more than 150 days in jail awaiting trial, Roberts appeared on court on March 2, where he was charged for assault with a deadly weapon on a government official. #shooting

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Meanwhile in China ...

The US death toll from coronavirus has now risen to 11 with more than 160 confirmed cases across the country.

There are more than 95,000 confirmed #coronavirus cases worldwide.

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(WARNING: 21+) The San Diego Police Department released body camera and smart streetlight footage Wednesday from an Oak Park foot chase that ended when an officer shot and killed the suspect while reportedly struggling with him on Jan. 24, the department confirmed. A smart streetlight camera shows Toby Diller, 31, pacing at the northeast corner of College Grove Drive and 54th Street in Oak Park at around 3:45 p.m. on Jan. 24. #shooting

Two police officers were driving in the area on patrol when they noticed Diller “acting erratically while holding the open container,” according to SDPD.

In the video, SDPD Officers Devion Johnson and Benjamin Downing pull over on a nearby frontage road near Diller for an enforcement stop and exit the vehicle. One of the officers shouts, “Hold up. Stop. Stop. Police!,” as Diller runs away into traffic lanes of 54th Street.

As Downing emerges through some bushes, his body cam footage shows Johnson struggling with Diller on the ground in the middle of the street.

The officers order Diller to remain on the ground and Diller continues to struggle with them, police said.

Soon after, Downing tells Johnson that the suspect has Downing's gun.

Police later reported Diller began pulling at Downing's service weapon and ended up ripping the gun and holster off of his belt.