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

And it is Tuesday, October 27th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning.

In the news this morning, more than 30 people have been detained, and at least 30 police officers have been injured after tensions erupted in West Philadelphia following a fatal police involved shooting on Monday.

The shooting happened at 350 when officers responded to a domestic call along the 6100 block of Locust Street.

Authorities say officers confronted a man identified as Walter Wallace, who was reportedly armed with a knife.

Police say the man was shot multiple times by two officers after he didn't adhere to calls to drop the weapon.

He was later pronounced dead. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. One officer can be heard saying in the video.

The names of the officers who fired the shots were not immediately disclosed. Both were wearing body cameras and were taken off the street, we're taken off of street duty pending the investigation.

Hours after the shooting, a group in West Philadelphia broke windows and vandalized vehicles along 50-second in Pine.

The group is also believed to be responsible for broken windows at a number of buildings, including a police station and a Starbucks in University City.

In West Philadelphia, dumpsters were set on fire as police struggled to contain the crowds

late Monday night.

More than a dozen officers, many with batons in hand formed a line as they ran down 52nd Street

chasing protesters away from the main thoroughfare.

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw says the shooting video raises questions,

but she assured the community a full investigation is underway.

Police said in total 30 officers have been injured in events related to the unrest in the city.

Most of the injuries are reported to be a result of being struck by objects such as bricks and rocks.

A 56-year-old Philadelphia police sergeant was struck by a pickup

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