Minneapolis officer who shot at teen carjacker identified

7-0-3 this morning and an update this morning about a police shooting in Minneapolis involving a teenage suspect. The BCA releasing new information about the incident that happened last week. Bill Keller joins us live in Minneapolis with the very latest on that story. Bill, good morning. Good morning, Tom and Hannah. Well, we knew that the BCA had been conducting this use-of-force investigation into last Thursday's police shooting. They have now identified the officer involved who opened fire on a suspect, they say, rammed a stolen vehicle into the officer's squad car. Now, according to their preliminary investigation, Minneapolis police were responding to an armed carjacking. This was near 31st and Pillsbury when they got a report of a second carjacking just about a block away. Now, after police were able to box in that suspect's vehicle, two officers exited their squad car. That's when they say the suspect sped backwards towards the officer, striking their squad car and the parked vehicle. Officers say that it is Officer Pedro Samir, He's the one who fired a single shot at the suspect who ran from police but was eventually arrested. Crime scene investigators did recover a handgun at the scene, and they identified that suspect as a 16-year-old boy. Thankfully, nobody was injured. The teenage suspect was taken to the Hennepin County Juvenile Detention Center awaiting possible charges. Meanwhile, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension says the officer, who fired his department issued gun has five years of law enforcement experience and is now on standard leave, the BCA says that once the investigation is complete they will present their findings to the Hennepin County Attorney's office for final review. Back to you, okay Bill, Keller live for us in Minneapolis, with the latest. Thank you, Bill. 7:05, now we'll look at some other stories making headlines at this hour. Police are trying to determine the motive