Surveillance footage has emerged appearing to show a missing 11-year-old boy getting into a car and leaving with his stepmom - who previously said she last saw him at home. Gannon Stauch was reported missing on January 27, and his stepmom Letecia Stauch, told police the last time she saw him was between 3.15pm and 4pm inside their home in Lorson Ranch, Colorado Springs, Colorado. He has not been seen since. A neighbor shared video footage with Stauch's father, Albert, that he said shows Gannon leaving with his stepmother on Monday morning and not returning home. Gannon was initially categorized as a runaway, but the status was later upgraded to a missing/endangered person's case, ABC News reports.

An Alabama police officer was fatally wounded in a shooting during a chaseand a suspect was charged with capital murder Wednesday. Kimberly Mayor Bob Ellerbrock told al.com a city police officer, whose name was not immediately released, was killed in a confrontation that began on Interstate 65 around 10 p.m. Tuesday. Police tried to stop a vehicle on the highway and the driver wouldn't pull over, ABC31 reported. A patrol car from the town of Kimberly joined in and the officer was shot. The officer was taken to a hospital for treatment but later died. Jefferson County jail records showed that a man publicly identified as a suspect in the shooting, Preston Chyenne Johnson, 37, was charged with capital murder in the shooting death of a police officer a few hours later.

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BREAKING NEWS: Plane crash at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen airport, broken into two pieces on fire

Published: 5 Feb 2020

A passenger plane has overrun runway at Sabiha Gokcen airport in Istanbul, Turkey.

Apparent footage from the scene shows the aircraft broken into two pieces with flames emitting from its fuselage

Two men charged with drug trafficking could have done a better job hiding their wares than using a package labeled “Bag Full of Drugs,” Florida authorities said. Ian Simmons and Joshua Reinhardt, both 34, were pulled over in Santa Rosa County on Saturday after a trooper clocked them going 95 mph on Interstate 10 on the state’s Panhandle, according to a Florida Highway Patrol arrest report. “Note to self- do not traffic your illegal narcotics in bags labeled `Bag Full Of Drugs,'” deputies wrote on Facebook. “Our K-9’s can read.” #K9

The moment plane skids off runway in Istanbul, killing one and injuring 157 passengers.