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The police chase ended when the vehicle crashed into another car, injuring two people, before slamming into a pedestrian bridge, said T.K. Waters, chief of the investigations division for the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.Lawson approached the vehicle and "some sort of exchange took place and he ended up firing his service weapon several times," Waters said.Two people were transported to the hospital. One person died and the other is in critical condition, according to police. Their identities haven't been released but Waters said they were both men in their early 20s.This is Lawson's first officer-involved shooting and he was wearing a body camera, Waters said.The incident is being investigated by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and the State Attorney's Office. 774

The incident at the bridge, a concrete structure opened in 1968, occurred around noon (6 a.m. ET) Tuesday, Italian state police said.The A10, which runs across the bridge, is a major highway for residents and tourists in Genoa, connecting the city with the nearby airport, and a key route along the Mediterranean, linking the Italian coast with French coastal cities to the west.The disaster occurred during peak tourist season -- when many French tourists would have been using the highway -- and one day before a national public holiday when many Italians travel to coastal areas.Davide Di Giorgio was filming the heavy rain from the window of his office in Genoa when he saw part of the bridge crash to the ground."As soon as I turned the camera on to record the rain, we heard a loud noise and the bridge collapsed," Di Giorgio told CNN. "It took me three seconds to realize what happened.""My colleagues and I were shaking. It was frightening," he added.Eyewitness Davide Ricci told local newspaper Il Secolo XIX that he thought he saw lightning hit the bridge shortly before it crumbled. Flashes of lightning can also be seen in the footage shot by Di Giorgio."The debris from the collapsed (bridge) fell 20 meters from my car," Ricci said, adding that he was driving south along the nearby river road at the time. "The central pylon crumbled, then the rest came down."Emergency services, including the fire department, police, ambulances and mountain rescue teams including sniffer dogs, soon arrived at the site. Several hours later, around 200 firefighters were still working at the scene, according to the Italian fire service.Luca Cari, spokesman for the fire service, told Italian news agency Rai that rescuers were searching for people underneath the rubble as if it were an earthquake.Canine search-and-rescue units were deployed by the Italian Red Cross to look for victims beneath the debris, while other Red Cross teams were sent out in police boats to search for people potentially stranded in the estuary of the Polcevera River.Giorgio Larosa posted a video on Instagram showing rescuers working in heavy rain to free people from crushed vehicles in a grassy area below the viaduct.Later Tuesday, Giorgio Mascione posted a video on Twitter showing the large gap between the two remaining sections of the viaduct, and the piles of rubble beneath. 2364

The manner of death has not yet been determined.The remains were found in a desert area northeast of Anthony and Massingale Roads Feb. 12.Galloway, who has Down syndrome, had been missing since Thursday, March 21. Those with information about Galloway should call 911 or 88-CRIME. 280

The other vehicles are believed to be a gray or silver BMW two-door, a gray or silver BMW X5 SUV and a black Honda Civic four-door, according to Albanese, who said all four vehicles had paper plates. 199

The investigation found 91 separate violations of classification rules. The report said the use of personal email by Clinton posed an "increased risk of unauthorized disclosure.""While the use of a private email system itself did not necessarily increase the likelihood of classified information being transmitted on unclassified systems, those incidents, which then resulted in the presence of classified information upon it, carried an increased risk of compromise or inadvertent disclosure," the report stated.But, it added that those interviewed for the report were aware of security precautions that were needed."While there were some instances of classified information being inappropriately introduced into an unclassified system in furtherance of expedience, by and large, the individuals interviewed were aware of security policies and did their best to implement them in their operations," the report also said.After the FBI closed its investigation of Clinton's email server in 2016, State Department investigators, over the next three years, interviewed dozens of former and current State Department employees and reviewed thousands of pages of documents.Neither the State Department nor representatives for Clinton had any immediate comment on the report.A former US official who left the State Department in 2012 received a letter in August informing him that dozens of 1384

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