There was an officer involved shooting in Tullahoma on Sunday afternoon.
Coffee County District Attorney Craig Northcott says that Tullahoma Police were trying to serve a warrant on William Moon when police say a struggle took place and that is when Moon allegedly pulled out a gun.
Moon was shot by an unnamed officer and was rushed to a hospital for surgery.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation was called to scene and an investigation is underway.
WMSR News is following this story and when we receive new information from Tullahoma Police and/or the TBI we will update you on our website.

Kaylee Stephens

We have an update on three teenagers that reported as missing from our area. We can now report that all three have been found.
16 year-old Katrina Lynn Blackburn from Coffee County, 16 year-old Kaylee Lenoria Stephens from Cannon County and 15 year-old Nicholas Brazier of Manchester were reported as safe on Friday.

Katrina Blackburn. Pictures from Facebook

The teenagers reported in at the Miami Florida Police Department and told them who they were. They were returned to their parents who traveled to the Florida police department to pick them up.

Nicholas Brazier

The teenagers were last seen in Coffee County on November 30, 2017.

At the request of Warren County District Attorney General, TBI Special Agents continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding an officer-involved shooting shortly after midnight Friday morning at a home in McMinnville.
Preliminary information indicates the incident began when law enforcement officers from the McMinnville Police Department arrived at a home in the 1300 block of Chestnut Ridge Road in an attempt to arrest 34 year-old Clifford Keller on several outstanding warrants. At the time, Keller was also out of jail on a furlough and recently failed to report back to jail when ordered. During the exchange Friday morning, the situation escalated when Keller threatened a police patrol dog that located him in a camper on the property, fired a weapon from inside the camper, and later brandished a weapon in the direction of the officers. Despite verbal orders to drop the weapon when approaching the officers, Keller did not comply. At least one officer fired his service weapon, striking Keller, who died at the scene. No law enforcement officers were injured during the incident.
TBI Special Agents, assisted by a team of Forensic Scientists, will gather all relevant interviews and evidence as part of this ongoing investigation. Throughout the process, Agents will submit investigative findings to the District Attorney General for her review and consideration.

One person was killed, and a Tullahoma man was taken to the hospital after a fiery two vehicle crash.
It happened at Highway 60 east last week in Daviess County near Owensboro, KY.
Kentucky State Police say 38-year-old Donald Gibson of Hardinsburg, KY, who died in the crash, was traveling east in his pickup truck while 50-year-old Eric Norton of Tullahoma, TN, was heading west in a semi-truck.
They say Gibson crossed the center line and hit the semi.
News reports indicate that both vehicles caught on fire.
Norton was taken to a Kentucky hospital in critical condition.
The crash shut down Highway 60 traffic for around eight hours.