SUMMARY: Antavius Scott, a 9-year-old boy, was shot and killed in Florida City on Saturday night, prompting a police investigation. Neighbor Edwin Rivera reported hearing a single strong gunshot followed by 15 to 20 additional shots around 9:30 PM. Antavius was outside an apartment complex with others when the shooting occurred. Despite police being called and officers administering aid until an ambulance arrived, the boy was later pronounced dead at the hospital. Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers released a photo of Antavius in connection with the case, as authorities continue to search for the shooter and motive behind the incident.

CBS News Miami’s Steve Maugeri has the latest on the investigation.

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SUMMARY: The Winter Haven Police Department has introduced a new virtual reality training simulator, designed to better prepare officers for real-life scenarios and potentially save lives. ABC Action News reporter Kea McCormack experienced the Axon virtual reality simulator, which immerses officers in various situations, including domestic violence, active shooters, and bar fights. This tool allows officers to practice de-escalation tactics daily, improving their skills compared to traditional training conducted infrequently. Sergeant Steve Rusich emphasized the importance of this technology, which has been in development for over two years. More information is available on ABC Action News.

The Winter Haven Police Department is unveiling a new training technique using virtual reality. Department leaders said this will …

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SUMMARY: The weather forecast is mild and comfortable, with temperatures around 75°F and light breezes from the east. Some stray showers may affect areas south of Miami and the Upper Keys overnight, but most regions will remain dry. Tomorrow will be warmer and less humid, with pleasant afternoon conditions. A surge of tropical moisture and a cold front will bring showers and storms on Wednesday, followed by cooler, dry weather on Thursday and Friday. The weekend will see temperatures dropping into the upper 50s with a cool breeze. No significant tropical developments are expected in the next week.

CBS News Miami’s NEXT Weather Meteorologist Dave Warren says to expect a breeze to bring cooler temperatures overnight Saturday and into Sunday, with the possibility of a little moisture coming to the area.

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