(WARNING 21+) The Salt Lake City Police Department released body camera footage of a Feb. 10 officer-involved shooting, after which officers found the victim, Natalie Thurber, shot dead. According to police, an open-line call came to dispatch at at 3:39 that Monday morning, from an apartment building at 125 S 300. When officers arrived, they saw 30-year-old Michael Tyson Nance through a window and exchanged gunfire. Multiple shots were fired by Nance toward officer Chad Miller, who was struck in the leg. Police returned fire and said they heard Nance screaming. Nance ran out a back door and police entered the apartment where they found Thurber deceased. Michael Tyson Nance, is accused of murdering 34-year-old Natalie Thurber before exchanging gunfire with police. #shooting

A man was captured on surveillance video tackling a deacon who was conducting a Saturday evening service at a Florida church. #facepalm

Donald Trump mocked Democrats' Debate night of finger-pointing, shouting and chaos as he returned to the White House Wednesday, scoffing: 'Just give me an opponent.' He took aim at a series of his potential rivals to call them 'crazy,' and say: 'Would be over for most.' The tweet reflected his public confidence that he can beat any of the Democratic field in November, and came after just over two hours of the CBS hosted debated which quickly devolved into angry personal exchanges with a total loss of control by moderators Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell. 'Crazy, chaotic Democrat Debate last night,' Trump said, not long after touching down from India at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. 'Fake News said Biden did well, even though he said half of our population was shot to death. Would be OVER for most. Mini Mike was weak and unsteady, but helped greatly by his many commercials (which are not supposed to be allowed during a debate).

Brazil has become the latest country to confirm a case of the killer #coronavirus that is rapidly sweeping the world. A 61-year-old, who hasn't been identified, tested positive in Sao Paulo after spending two weeks on a work trip in Italy. The man is thought to have travelled to Lombardy – the region at the heart of Italy's coronavirus crisis – and returned to Brazil on February 21. Health chiefs say he developed symptoms including a sore throat and fever – tell-tale signs of the disease. He is the first confirmed case in South America. Antarctica is now the only continent to not record a case of the deadly virus. It comes during Brazil's week-long carnival holiday, with millions of revellers taking to the streets for boisterous celebrations. 1.5million tourists are thought to flock to Brazil every year for the parades.