Shooter from Halle photo.

Police have since arrested one suspect, but told residents to 'stay alert' while a manhunt continues. Gunshots were later reported in Landsberg, 10 miles from Halle, though it was not immediately clear if they were linked. A helicopter lands as police secure the area between Wiedersdorf and Landsberg near Halle, eastern Germany. Gunshots were also reported in those two towns, which sit near Halle. 👮🏻‍♂️

⚠️ BREAKING NEWS! The Turkish military operation into Syria has been launched today with airstrikes targeting ISIS and Kurdish forces, a Turkish security source confirmed. This afternoon Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced his offensive into northern Syria had begun in a bid to 'bring peace to the area' by targeting terrorists. The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said Turkish warplanes struck its region in the northeast, sparking 'huge panic among people' today. Mustafa Bali, Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) spokesman, said on Twitter: 'Turkish warplanes have started to carry out air strikes on civilian areas.' Syrian state media and a Kurdish official separately said bombing hit the town of Ras al-Ain in the northeast along the Turkish border that will be supported by artillery and howitzer fire. 💥

Police seized eight guns and several high-capacity magazines from the man's home in Redmond, Washington, under an Extreme Risk Protection Order. The man has not been named because he was not arrested or charged. The gun seizure came after he tweeted a photo of himself with two AK-47-style firearms with the caption: 'One ticket for joker please.' The FBI said it was looking into posts made by extremists about the movie and warnings over potential shootings at theaters.👮🏻‍♂️

This is the dramatic moment a Florida convenience store owner blasted AK-47 rounds at an unarmed customer, leaving him permanently disabled. Saf Ahmad, owner of Kwik Pic in Lauderhill, was arrested in December 2017 after he shot Jason Morris in the back on Christmas Eve. The police say surveillance footage they obtained shows Morris was never in possession of a gun. Morris told police he had gone to the store to complain about a previous incident, alleging his friend was beaten up outside the building. Morris also claimed there were nefarious activities going on at the shop and customers had been threatened with violence. Ahmad's lawyer Andrew Rier is quoted by NBC as saying: 'Mr Ahmad did not provoke a confrontation. The confrontation was brought to him'. Ahmad is facing one count of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. His next hearing was set for November 1. #shooting

A camera has captured the moment a crane collapsed in a suburban California street, leaving one person injured and three homes damaged. The incident occurred in Long Beach on Monday afternoon while the crane was being used to replace a power pole in a backyard. The collapse was caught on the doorbell camera of Jerry Gilmore, who lives directly across the street and who shared the shocking footage with KTLA.