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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

All right, today is the 12th of October, Thursday morning. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning. An investigation is underway this morning in Newtown Square, Delaware County after a police involved shooting.

The incident happened around 1145 last night on the 800 block of Brinmar Avenue.

The medical examiner was on the scene overnight to remove a body.

Crime scene units could be seen near a white Nissan Ultima with Delaware plates.

The car's passenger

side door was open. Police eventually towed the car away. There's no word on if anyone was

shot and police have not said whether there were injuries to officers. Additional information

about the incident was not made available. Amazon drivers are known for delivering packages,

but one Cobb County, Georgia family says their experience with a driver took a bizarre and distressing turn when their beloved family cat Addie went missing. Addy, the 13-year-old feline, disappeared last month. Her family was frantic. They went on a relentless search throughout the neighborhood knocking on doors and asking if anyone saw her. That's when the story took an unexpected turn.

A neighbor showed them home surveillance video of a woman wearing an Amazon vest who was dropping off a box at the home.

A few minutes later, Addy strolls across the driveway to the van.

According to the court document, the video shows the driver later identified as Kirsten Griggs,

squatting down inside the van and sticking her hand out towards the cat. The video shows the driver later identified as Kirsten Griggs, squatting down inside the van and sticking her hand out towards the cat.

The video shows the cat hopping into the van. Several minutes later, the van door slides shut and the driver leaves.

The family says through Amazon, they learned that Addy escaped the van during another delivery about a mile away.

So the family knocked on more doors until they received another home surveillance video showing a woman who appears to be the same driver petting

Addie. Addy got back into the van. The warrant says the driver continued making deliveries for

another four hours later that day. Addy was left at a gas station 30 miles from the home.

Sadly, Addy was later hit and killed by a car.

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