Colorado Police Looking For Man Who Shot Loveland Officer

Colorado police are looking for a man who shot a Loveland officer.

Officer Garret Osilka was shot while trying to pull over a blue Jeep Cherokee, Sunday night near 17th Street and North Wilson Avenue.

He returned fire, striking the suspect, but the man was still able to drive away.

Other police officers found the Jeep abandoned near Aspen Drive and Taft Avenue, early Monday morning.

The area was locked down, with residents told to stay in their homes, while police searched for the suspect, but he was not found.

Hospitals are on the lookout for anyone seeking treatment for a gun shot wound.

At this time, no description of the suspect has been released.

Osilka is in the intensive care unit, but is expected to recover.

Ukraine's Troops Given Deadline by Russia

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Ukrainian troops besieged in Crimea announced that they were told by Russian troops to surrender by dawn Tuesday. If they do not surrender, they were promised with death.

One Ukrainian base was attacked with flash bang grenades, which injured an officer. Ukrainian troops responded with warning shots fired into the air.

At least six thousand Russian troops have already invaded the Crimea, with armor buildups visible just on the other side of the border. The Russian Grand Assembly gave Putin permission to sent troops in "to protect Russians" inside of Ukraine.

In response, Ukraine has mobilized it's entire military, including the reserves. However all troops are under orders not to shoot unless fired upon. Ukraine is making sure that they can not be blamed for starting a war.

Internationally, the US, EU, and other countries have warned Russia to pull out of Crimea or face economic and diplomatic fall out. However, no one has promised to aid Ukraine in defending itself, if it is invaded by Russia.

11 Killed by Suicide Bombers in Islamabad

Two suicide bombers attacked a district court complex, in Islamabad, Pakistan, on Monday morning.

According to witnesses, they walked into the complex throwing grenades and began shooting.

Their attack lasted about forty-five minutes until they ran out of ammunition and then blew themselves up.

Eleven people were killed and twenty-five more were injured, in the attack.

The attack comes just the day after Pakistan's government agreed to a cease fire which had been offered by the Taliban.

A spokesman for the Taliban was quick to deny the attack, and it was later claimed by the Ahrar ul Hind terrorist group.

Ahrar ul Hind's spokesman stated that they will continue the attacks until full sharia law rules over all of Pakistan.