Multiple people are dead following an officer-involved shooting at an east Salem residence Monday. Marion County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a "possible hostage situation" at about 12:30 p.m. in the 200 block of Juneva Place SE, near Mahrt Avenue SE, officials said. Deputies arrived at the home and Sheriff's Office negotiators called the individual believed to have taken others in the house hostage. Officials said "shots were fired" as the "incident unfolded," leading to "multiple fatalities." No deputies were injured. Officials have declined to provide information regarding how many were killed, who killed them, or details of the events that led to the situation. Sgt. Jeremy Landers, a spokesperson with the Sheriff's Office, declined to release any information about the individuals killed until family members have been notified. Mahrt Avenue SE was closed between Lancaster Drive SE and Roggy Court SE for multiple hours during the investigation.

Meanwhile, in Portland. A homeowner asks a Portland police officer how do these protest end. Police officer responds “if people liked our Trump government a lot more, we probably wouldn’t have this issue in the first place.”

Shot down of a helicopter of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces by Defense of Armenia

MAD MAX - Rio De Janeiro version

Confrontation between Catholic traditionalists and extreme left activists in Warsaw, Poland. (Google translator) 😂 #facepalm

Respect to the UK Police. Different ethnicities. Different faiths. Different genders.

Check this Beautiful Sunrise out Las Vegas Valley and Beyond.

Footage of the incident, shared on Twitter, shows a small crowd of BLM activists grilling business owner Fadi Faouri, as he stood outside his store holding a rifle in Louisville.

A Louisville store owner who was filmed in a tense confrontation with Black Lives Matter protesters who tried to get him to say 'black lives matter' has defended his refusal in a Fox interview. A group of Black Lives Matter protesters could be seen demanding he voice his support for the movement during a third night of Breonna Taylor demonstrations in the city. On Monday night, Faouri spoke with Fox News' Tucker Carlson to explain his actions.