France -- Police have evacuated the Westfield Les 4 Temps shopping centre and a metro station in La Defense, a suburb of Paris, while they search for a man who may be armed with a weapon. A major shopping centre in Paris has been evacuated and a train station shut as police search for a man who may be armed with a gun. Armed officers with helmets and shields were carrying out the search in La Defense, a business area in the western suburbs of the French capital. Footage shows panicked shoppers running inside the shopping centre and later having to walk slowly with their arms raised in the air as police carried out a search.

Hundreds of people attended a prayer vigil as the Tulsa community rallied to show support for two police officers fighting for their lives after they were shot during a traffic stop. The vigil was Monday evening, after rookie officer Aurash Zarkeshan and Sgt. Craig Johnson were each shot in the head and critically injured early that morning. Police told local media around 3:30 a.m. Monday, Zarkeshan stopped David Anthony Ware, 32, for driving with an expired license plate tag. Johnson showed up to provide backup. Police said a struggle ensued when Ware refused an order to get out of the vehicle. The officers were then shot when Ware reached under his seat for a handgun and fired three times, the station reported. Police said Ware fled the scene after calling a friend to come pick him up. He was eventually caught after manhunt. His friend, Michael Hall, 29, was arrested on an accessory charge. 💙💙🙏🏼 Prayers for the officers Sgt. Craig Johnson, left, and Officer Aurash Zarkeshan of theTulsa Police Department.

Chicago city officials have released a video showing its former top cop apparently asleep at the wheel in an incident that led to his firing. The police body camera footage made public depicts former Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson in the driver's seat of his SUV when an officer arrives and takes his information during an early morning in October last year. Mayor Lori Lightfoot ended up firing Johnson in December, citing “ethical lapses” that included telling lies surrounding the events leading up to him being found in the idling vehicle. In his initial remarks about the matter, Johnson blamed his failure to take blood pressure medication and feeling ill as he drove home from dinner with friends. At the time of her firing of Johnson, Lightfoot said he eventually admitted to her that he was out to dinner with friends and had a few drinks before dismissing his driver and taking himself home.