we have the most from kristin dahlgren. >> reporter: it was a familiar scene in ferguson. with angry shouts. worry that tensions could again boil over. >> what we really fear is that somebody on the other side would do something to provoke the other and we would have another awful scene. thankfully, cooler heads prevailed. >> reporter: in a town that is a flash point for racial tensions, word of saturday's shooting drew crowds. police are still looking for the suspect who ran away from an officer trying to ask him questions near a closed community center saturday night. during the chase multiple shots were fired, wounding the police officer in the arm. >> i wouldn't have any reason to believe right now that it was linked in any way shape, manner or form with the protest. this doesn't appear that way. >> reporter: later that night an off-duty officer in his car came under fire. he wasn't injured and again there is no sign it is related to the protests. it has been two months since unarmed teen michael brown was shot by a police officer and it has sparked a national conversa

here is kristin dahlgren. >> reporter: the kids are back in class and backpacks filled with books butetter business bureau said someone is trying to make a bundle off of back to school. >> it was a large amount so it was something that caught my attention right away. >> in the pioneer school district in washington, the principal got a bill for $647 for books she never ordered. >> i had this off feeling about it, that something was just not right. >> it was the same bogus notice reported by schools in at least 36 states. the invoices have all of the buzzwords. math practice, common core standards, even a familiar sounding name, scholastic school supply. >> that would trigger them to pay the bill, because it is a trusted name. >> reporter: but this has nothing to do with scholastic inc., the world's largest publisher of school books. they put out a statement saying the two are not affiliated and demanded they cease and desist from using their name. >> as for a statement on the other scholastic. the number is not in service. >> and the e-mail goes unanswered. >> and back at the school, t

here is more of the report from kristin dahlgren. >> reporter: the shocking video caught on the police's dash cam shows state trooper stopping lavar jones. jones was standing outside his suv in a gas station parking lot when he asked for his driver's license. when jones turns to reach in the vehicle, he began to yell at him to get out of the vehicle, then fired his weapon multiple times. get on the ground! get on the ground! >> he is heard asking him why he shot him. >> put your hands behind your back. >> what did i do, sir. >> are you hit? >> i think so. i can't feel my leg. i don't know what happened. i just grabbed my license. why did you do that. >> you dove head first back into the car. >> i'm sorry. i didn't hear two words. >> authorities say jones who was unarmed was shot in the hip and treated at a hospital. he released a statement, saying in part my recovery is coming situation can make a change, not just here at home in south carolina but coast to coast. he is charged with assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature, could hold up to 20 years in prison. he was fired f