Lee's Summit shooting puts spotlight on Missouri's growing domestic violence crisis
A domestic violence call in Lee's Summit escalated into a police shooting Sunday night , and authorities are now searching for the man accused of pulling the trigger. Thomas Tolbert, 27, is wanted on five felony charges, including assaulting a law enforcement officer. The incident began when officers responded to a domestic disturbance call .
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