Police in Monroe said, deputies responded to 12850 Treat Highway to enforce a court order for hospitalizing the man, who, according to family members, was paranoid and delusional. Deputies were allowed into the residence, where they immediately encountered the man armed with a shotgun. The man ignored repeated warnings from deputies to lower the weapon and deputies shot him.

Police said Austin Denzel Tyler, 20, went on a shooting and carjacking spree, killing one person and injuring three others. The string of crimes ended when the alleged gunman crashed a stolen car and shot himself in the head.

Marcos Delgado, was accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend and shooting three others. After a confrontation with police, officers said Delgado shot and killed himself.

Muscle Shoals police were fired upon from an apartment after responding to a call of shots fired. After a 4 hour standoff the standoff ended after another SWAT officer who was covering a Muscle Shoals officer fired two rounds into the apartment.

Officers approached Lujano, who fit the description of an armed man described in a complaint. He ran away. Officer J. Calhoun grabbed him. They fought. Lujano drew a pistol and shot Calhoun, the bullet striking his vest. A female officer grabbed Lujano, and all three fell to the ground. The female officer struggled with Lujano for his weapon as Officer Calhoun fatally shot him.

Officer confronted Zavala after a neighbor called 911 to report erratic behavior. They say he pointed his rifle at them so they shot and killed him. Family witnesses say his arms were down and that he had only a bb gun.

Police got a 911 call at 4:08 p.m. from Wagner's wife, Leona Wagner, 52, reporting her husband was battering her. An officer met her in the front yard of the couple's home at 2107 Single Tree Dr. in Prairie Estates mobile home park at 4:11 p.m., Walton said. The officer then went into the house where Sonny Wagner confronted him in the living room, brandishing a knife. There was less than 10 feet between the officer and Wagner, a "very confined space," Walton said. The officer told Wagner repeatedly to put the weapon down. "Wagner raised the knife up and moved forward toward the officer," Walton said. "The officer dispatched two rounds from a service firearm and Wagner collapsed to the floor."

Little, a police cadet, shot his former girlfriend, her mother, and family friend Wegener. LIttle was shot and killed at the scene by the girlfriend's brother.

Miller killed 3 people, including his 3 year old daughter. After a pursuit with officers, Miller was shot and killed.

Jones and the driver of the gold Tahoe he rode in fled from an early-morning traffic stop, beginning a rolling three-hour firefight ultimately involving SWAT forces, helicopters, and a BearCat police assault vehicle. The driver was apprehended and charged with attempted murder. An LAPD officer had his leg shattered by gunfire. Jones was fatally shot.

Police called to disturbance at apartment, Towe wielding long knife, charged police, who shot him.

Two officers responded to a shoplifting call. Another call said Powell had a knife and was acting erratically. He raised the knife at the officers, and they shot and killed him.

Officers suspected Miranda Michelle Guy of burglary and pursued her truck. She drove to her home, ran inside, grabbed a handgun, and tried to shoot herself twice.The officers say that when she pointed the gun at them, they shot and killed her.

Orlando police said the woman who was shot and killed in a club in downtown Orlando was struck by a stray bullet from Officer Eduardo Sanguino's gun.

Robert Graves Jr. allegedly shot and killed himself as deputies attempted to serve a search warrant for theft.

An officer tapped Groessel's truck window and Groessel then pointed a gun in the officer's direction. The officers began shooting. Groessel then fired one shot - presumably killing himself. He also had two gunshot wounds in his back.

Officers approaching a small group of men were fired upon, injuring one of the officers. Officers Gabriel Garcia and Marcus Pesquera shot and killed one of the men, Alvarado

Woodard was fatally shot multiple times by her former boyfriend, an Atlanta police officer named Tahreem Zeus Rana. After being caught trying to fly to Mexico, Rana faced charges of murder, kidnapping, and a charge of arson for setting Woodard's dead body on fire in an attempt to obscure evidence.

County police were called to Friedman's residence on reports of him being suicidal. Efforts to communicate with the victim failed, he reportedly approached officers with a knife in a threatening way, and he was shot to death. One of two similar incidents within four days.

County deputies responded to a man-with-a-gun call. They found Villarreal on his own property, in a pickup, agitated and freshly informed that his wife filed for divorce. At some point Villarreal left the vehicle with a handgun and reportedly fired a shot. Officers returned fire and killed him.

Local police responding to a burglary call flushed out Salazar, who led them on a high-speed chase. After his vehicle came to a stop on the side of the interstate Salazar continued to flee on foot. Officers set a police dog on him, which he stabbed, causing officers to fatally shoot him in the back. Physical evidence from Salazar's autopsy contradicted the police story. Much of the press focused on the suffering and death of the heroic dog.

State police visited Matheny at his home following a wreck at which he allegedly discharged a firearm in the air to disperse a crowd. Upon arrival, Matheny allegedly threatened police with a handgun, and was shot. There are no other eyewitness accounts aside from those of the police.

Grand Junction Police Department received a call to remove Crawford from a home on Grand Avenue. The Daily Sentinel reports that a police log entry on the shooting says that a "known male threatened officers with a handgun."

Local police pursued Esquivel multiple times in the same evening as he threatened an estranged girlfriend and her children. When confronted at the laundromat where she worked, Esquivel appeared to reach for his gun, and was killed with eleven shots within the officer's first 15 seconds of contact.

Bryce was a crew member of the "Cops" TV show filming police response to an armed robbery at a fast food restaurant. Bryce was killed by crossfire from police shooting at the robbery suspect.

Officers M. M. McCardell and J. Hill responded to a suicide call at Fox Hall Apartments. When officers entered Press's living room, he shot himself in the head with a revolver. Dying of cancer, Press had made the suicide call to emergency responders himself.

L.A. county detectives were completing a burglary investigation when Wesson, apparently unprompted, emerged from his apartment and opened fire on them. One was wounded. The SWAT team responded for a two-hour standoff with Wesson, who eventually showed himself and was shot to death.

According to parish officials, their forces responded to reports of an attempted suicide. They found LeBlanc, who is said to have turned his gun on police. He was fatally shot.

Police said officers responded to a call of a suspicious vehicle outside the Learning Lodge day care center in Ramsey. When they arrived, Havenor jumped out of the car and began running away. According to police reports, Havenor pulled a gun as the officers chased him. Dixon and Webb told him to stop and drop the gun. When he didn't, they shot him. The toxicology report for Havenor showed he had amphetamine and methamphetamine in his blood. A round was found in the chamber of his pistol, according to the attorney's office.

Erik Charles Lebak was suicidal. He was armed with a handgun and a shotgun and shot multiple times by two Redding Police Department officers who responded to the scene.

County officers on a domestic dispute call were confronted with Garcia and a carpenter's hatchet in his hand. Pepper-sprayed, Garcia refused to back down, and was fatally shot.

Officers responding to a domestic battery call were confronted by an armed suspect. Gunfire was exchanged. Carson was transported to the Hoisington hospital where he later died of his wounds.

Garza pulled a pellet gun, a replica of a semiautomatic weapon, on officers at a truck stop at 2 a.m. Six officers killed him with over 80 rounds. Garza had a history of schizophrenia. His grandmother was forced to change burial plans because the 80 shots had essentially removed his face.

Mitch Thompson, 52, was shot and killed after Thompson attacked Sheriff J.R. Walker, Potter-Randall Special Crimes Unit Lt. Erick Bohannon told the Globe-News. Earlier, Thompson was drinking and threatening his wife.

Officers appeared to have shot the man during a gun battle that ensued after he was chased from a CVS Pharmacy, where the man allegedly shot a patron and robbed the store.

Evan Casey Bennett, 23, shot security guards Richard Ellison, 53, and Bobby Wood, 65, Thursday night in South Carolina but wasn't immediately identified/captured. Then, Bennett killed his stepfather Gregory Thomas Jones, 58, on Monday by shooting him in the face with a shotgun. He then went to the Greenville County Law Enforcement Center lobby and shot at an officer. He went into the parking lot and shot an officer, Tim Harrison. Several officers returned fire, and Bennett shot himself. This was captured on video. Bennett had depression for years. Bennett had been arrested on a stalking charge in the past.

Aceves was shooting a gun prompting neighbors to call police. When police arrived a shootout began. Officers ultimately shot and killed Aceves.

Officers were responding to a report of a man with a self-inflicted stab wound in a home. As they arrived, Kelley was standing in the driveway holding the knife. Police said he refused repeated commands to drop the knife and then approached the officers. Three of them opened fire, striking Kelley several times.

Victim was speeding away from the scene of a drug deal sting and hit an officer who then opened fired and shot the driver of the vehicle.

Patrick Carter, a security guard, woke Johnson and told him that he was trespassing. Johnson refused to leave. Officer Thomas Hensley responded. Johnson stood up and started urinating in public. Officer Hensley grabbed Johnson. Johnson struck Officer Hensley and Carter. Carter shot Johnson in the belly. Note: It is unknown whether Carter stood before a grand jury.

Bowman was a convicted felon and being tailed by police prior to the shooting.

Local police responding to an "unwanted party" call found Hrnciar, attempting to move back into his condominium months after he'd been legally evicted. He was wearing body armor. An exchange of gunfire left Hrnciar dead and the local officer mortally wounded.

Troubled Carberry, hosted by friends in a relatively affulent neighborhood in an attempt to get his life back on track, triggered a police visit as he threatened the two homeowners. Once in the driveway, gun in hand and surrounded by police, he opened challenged them to shoot him to death.

Deputy Joseph Matuskovic was fatally shot through a door while responding to a report of a drunk man Michael Donovan Oswald at an apartment. Oswald was also killed by gunfire. Bullets from the weapon, which was similar to an AK-47, punctured the protective vest of the slain deputy.

Officers received a report that someone had threatened another person with a weapon. When officers arrived, they found LeBlanc in the street with a machete. The Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office said Pineville officers ordered LeBlanc to drop his weapon. He then charged toward one of the officers, and the officer fired on him, killing him.

Two PD officers and the FBI were serving a warrant on Caraway, who was in his car with Jessica Schoonover. Police claim that when they approached the car, Caraway jumped out, pulled a gun and opened fired at them. Round Rock Police Detective Shawn Scott and APD detectives Scott Glasgow and Phillip Hogue shot and killed him. Schoonover claims Caraway did not have a gun and did not get out of the car.

Police responded to the city's ShotSpotter gunfire alert system and subsequent 911 calls reporting shots fired. Three plain-clothes detectives encountered Shawn Brown, 20, of Atlantic City, who was armed with a handgun, according to police. The officers shot and killed Brown.

Officers responded to a domestic violence call and spotted Cole circling the area in his truck. He reportedly led them on a brief low-speed chase and "was stopped." Cole allegedly exited his vehicle with a handgun and was shot at least once.

Schroff allegedly robbed a St. George bank at gunpoint and took two employees hostage, forcing one to drive him away in her car. As he fled, police said, he fired on their cruisers with a shotgun and handgun. He ran into a field. When police found him, he was "taking a shooting position toward officers," who then shot him, investigators said.

Officers responded to a check welfare call at the Best Western Hotel. The caller indicated a known person was possibly suicidal and requested patrol officers make contact with him at the hotel. Upon arrival, officers contacted Jeffrey Johnson. Johnson fled, was chased by police, and arrived at a cemetery. Johnson charged his vehicle toward a K9 unit and reached for a gun. An officer then shot and killed Johnson.

Lexington Police say Gibbons punched Officer James Winter. Lexington Officer James Winter was punched in the left eye by Gibbons, and dropped his stun gun in Gibbons' car before Gibbons fleed the scene. After leaving the scene, police say Gibbons led Lexington officers on a chase that took them to Richmond. After Gibbons's car crashed, they exchanged gunfire. Gibbons was hit several times and that eight officers with either Lexington Police, the Madison County Sheriff's Office or State Police fired at Gibbons.

Mitchell was shooting a gun in his neighborhood. Neighbors were fearful and call authorities. When police arrived Mitchell was pointing the gun to his head. He then pointed the gun at officers, prompting the officers to shoot and kill Mitchell.

Responding to a possible domestic disturbance, Officer Andrew Kappler and another officer found Bonty "hurting himself" in his home with one or two steak knives. When he "made a threatening move" toward his mother Cynthia Bonty, Kappler shot him once. Mrs. Bonty, who has retained a lawyer, claims the police tasered him twice, which they deny. An autopsy showed that Bonty's death was self-inflicted.

Sheriff's deputies were called to a domestic disturbance at Stingley's neighbor's home and encountered Stingley outside with a handgun. Reportedly, when he pointed it at them, a deputy shot him once.

After an aborted attempt to steal a car, Ashford and passenger Jemmaine T. Bynes, 30, were spotted speeding by police and were pursued. Their SUV struck a guardrail and police cars blocked it from escaping. Ashford allegedly reversed the SUV and rammed a police car. One state trooper and two Lynd­hurst police officers fired 7-15 shots, killing Ashford. Police alleged vehicular assault.

From the EPD press release: Officers from the Eureka Police Department were looking for two subjects wanted on felony warrants.An officer observed two men arguing. One of the men appeared have a handgun. Fearing the argument was escalating, he summoned additional officers who then confronted the man with the gun. A Eureka Police officer fired his weapon killing him. "Police say McClain was shot while reaching for what appeared to be a handgun tucked in his waistband – that turned out to be an unloaded BB gun – after defying a series of commands to keep his hands up. McClain's family and one witness in the four-day trial maintain his hands were raised and he was attempting to comply with conflicting commands from three officers when he was hit by gunfire."

When police responded to a second report of "man with shotgun", they say Willis' vehicle drove directly toward them and hit two police vehicles. He then jumped out of the car and after a short foot chase he reportedly pointed his rifle or shot at them. Two officers shot at him approx. 25 times, killing him.

Weaver reportedly lunged toward a deputy with a baseball bat and a kitchen knife. The deputy shot and killed Weaver.

After a high-speed chase Smith had a standoff with officers. It ended with Williams being shot and killed.

Souter had reportedly fired a gun in a home right before deputies responded to a suicide call there. Deputies report that after removing the caller from the home, Souter was repeatedly told to drop the gun. When she pointed it at a deputy, he shot her.

Police pulled a driver over for speeding, but the driver fled. Police chased the vehicle to North Elm Avenue, where the car pulled over. Officers heard two gunshots from the vehicle, and the man had shot and killed himself.

Sgt. Patrick Williams and Officer Orlando Chatman went to a vacant house behind Lambert's house, looking for him for questioning regarding a homicide or 1-3 separate breaking and enterings. They state that when they entered the house, Lambert "confronted" them. They reportedly shot him multiple times. His two sons may or may not have been present.

Officers from the U.S. Marshals Service and Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office heard a gunshot outside of a West Deptford home where they planned on serving 24-year-old William Schickel with a parole violation. At the end of the ensuing 12-hour standoff—involving West Deptford Police, Gloucester County SWAT and a mobile Tactical Command Center from the Deptford Township police department, as well as other agencies from Harrison Township and Rowan University—officers discovered Schickel dead from an apparent suicide.

SC State Constable Rice's wife called 911 to report a domestic disturbance with a firearm. LE state that when they arrived, Rice was on the front porch with a gun, and that he fired 2- 3 shots, and that after the Goose Creek Police announced themselves, he fired 2- 3 more shots. SWAT was called in and a standoff occurred. LE states that "as tactical teams were assembling," a deputy and police officer encountered Rice behind his home, "gunfire was exchanged" and Rice was shot. He died 4 hours later.

An officer responding to a domestic disturbance call found Jolley and his fiance arguing loudly outside their apartment. Jolley allegedly pointed a handgun at the officer, causing him to fatally shoot Jolley.

Police received call that armed individuals had entered an abandoned house. Tillman was shot multiple times and killed, but police have so far refused to release details of shooting, other than to say a BB gun and an airsoft pistol was found near the scene. Three other suspects attempted to flee and were apprehended. Tillman family members say the 14-year-old African-American was unarmed and only answered the door because police knocked and was shot in the back "four or five times."

Stoddard (with passenger) drove stolen car in police chase after they attempted to pull him over. Stoddard hit a curb and continued his escape on foot, with the officers still chasing him. Officers searched and found him hiding under a car with what appeared to be a gun, but was only an airsoft gun. When officer Haworth commanded he put the gun down, he didn't, so he shot him.

A Georgia man was killed by police executing a search warrant obtained after a car thief told police he stole methamphetamine from David Hooks' car, media reports say.

Police from three Trumbull County agencies chased a blue 1983 Cadillac Eldorado that was reported stolen from a Kinsman auto yard. The Ohio State Highway Patrol set up stop spikes, near the Tibbetts Wick Road exit of Route 11 southbound. According to officials at an OSHP news conference, the spikes stopped the car. When officers approached the vehicle, Dempsey pulled out a semiautomatic handgun, and police shot and killed him.

A state police tactical team found Gerken along Route 116 carrying a knife and acting erratically. A standoff reportedly lasted from mid-morning through about 6 p.m. "The shots were fired after the failure of several attempts to disarm or subdue Gerken with nonlethal force. Those included four Taser shots, three foam baton strikes, several pressurized water bursts from a fire hose and many more doses of pepper spray, officials said." One of the troopers suffered a superficial knife wound. Gerken was shot dead.

Carvajal was killed when he was shot by police officers as he attacked Rafael Laureano and his girlfriend with a knife. Laureano was accidentally shot and killed as well.

Officer Benjamin Flake and another officer responded to a domestic violence call from William's son. Williams allegedly met them at the door with a gun and made suicidal statements. He got another gun, pointed both at his head, and allegedly made a remark about shooting the police then pointed a gun at them. Flake shot him twice in the abdomen. He died in the hospital 10/02/14.

During a drug-related investigation that turned into a struggle, an ATF agent met with Steven Maurice McKinley, Dwight Heard Jr. and Javonta Terrell Darden to catch them in a drug/weapons sale. The ATF agent "was able to pull his service pistol and shoot Darden, who died from his injuries as the two fought. McKinley got hold of the agent's gun and, as B.A. ran for his life, McKinley shot at him, hitting him in the right shoulder. Other law enforcement agents quickly responded and took McKinley into custody. Heard, who had driven away without waiting for McKinley and Darden after hearing the shots and seeing the visibly injured agent stagger back toward the convenience store, was arrested later."

State Trooper Kedra was shot in the abdomen by his instructor during a training session at a Public Safety Training Campus. As of 12/13/2014 the shooter's name has not been released.

Senko's mother called 911 to report he was suicidal after a romantic break-up. Police spotted and pursued his car. He led them on a 15 minute high-speed chase until police disabled his car. Police report that he shot himself in the head, and they then shot at him several times. His death was ruled a suicide by the medical examiner.

Police responded to a call on a man with a gun. They report that the man led them on a 26 mile chase back to his home. When he exited the vehicle in his driveway, he reportedly pointed a gun at an officer, who fired at him. The man then fired back, a shootout ensued, and he was shot. Witnesses say they heard 40-50 gunshots.

Police responded to a domestic situation call and report that Miller exited the home with a gun and pointed it at them. They say they then "engaged with him," shot at him several times, and that he died "in the garage." A witness claims about ten shots were fired, and a person reported that Miller may have had Alzheimer's disease.

A domestic disturbance call brought police to Volchkin's mother's residence—her son had choked her, then fled. Ninety minutes later he returned, ransacked the place, and sat on the sofa with three knives. Increasingly agitated, Volchkin lunged at the police and was fatally shot.

Police were called to break up a fight and encountered Martinez at the scene, brandishing a knife. They tased and pepper sprayed him to no effect. Martinez lunged at officers with the knife and they fatally shot him multiple times. Martinez was schizophrenic.

A police officer was responding to conduct a "welfare check" on a man who was found passed out on a landing in an outside stairwell of the apartment building between the first and second floors, police said. Police said the officer and the suspect carried on a conversation until the officer asked Martinez to remove his backpack. At that point, the suspect jumped up, pulled out revolver from the backpack and fired at least one round—possibly two or more—at the officer, according to police.The officer returned fire, hitting the suspect and killing him.

Ochoa kidnapped his estranged wife. Officers and SWAT surrounded his parked vehicle, that he barricaded him and his wife in. Ochoa ultimately exited the vehicle, pointed a gun at officers resulting in him being shot and killed.

Aljarreau Cross fled a traffic stop then ditched the car and fled on foot. A police officer pursued on foot and attempted to tase Cross, who pulled a gun and fired on the officer, striking him four times. The officer and his partner returned fire, killing Cross.

Police planned to arrest Rogers for domestic violence. Police said the disturbance occurred a few nights before. Police say Rogers was in the back yard mowing when they approached him and identified themselves. They said he drew a gun from his waistband and officers fired shots in response.

Victim was reportedly involved in a domestic disturbance, brandished a sword-like item and was shot by responding officer.

Two Paramus officers responded to an alarm and found four suspects in a 2015 Kia K900. The driver, Reyes, attempted to flee, striking the police cruiser. The officer pursued on foot and fired multiple shots, fatally wounding Reyes, who crashed the car and fled on foot across the highway. He was pronounced dead about an hour later. 2017 wrongful death suit claims police officer shot Reyes before his vehicle struck the police cruiser. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police said they received reports of shots being fired at a trailer in St. Anthony Village. As police approached, a man inside a trailer told them there were two other armed people inside and he had exchanged gunfire with them. As SWAT officers approached during a several-hour standoff, Holt came outside with a gun. A BCA investigation report said he ran toward officers and refused to drop the weapon. Officers fired, killing Holt. Later, officers entered the trailer and found nobody. Police said they believe there were never any other people involved.

Sergeant D. Russell and Officers C. Cantu, R. Simpson, M. Dollar and I. Gallagher went to Chestnut Hills Apartments to serve a warrant on Sharma for aggravated sexual assault of a child. Sharma shot himself in the head.

Police said Glass and 18-year-old Qusean Whitten were among four people involved in the armed robbery of a store police had staked out. Police surrounded the suspects' car and allege that Glass and Whitten brandished weapons. Police shot and killed Glass and Whitten as they tried to escape.

Officers responded to reports of shots fired. Subject allegedly point a gun at three officers who then fired upon subject.

Jack Jacquez returned home on his skateboard around 2:30 am just as officer James Ashby attempted to stop him for an alleged traffic violation. A struggle broke out on the front porch then spilled into the living room when the door opened. The officer shot unarmed Jacquez four times in the back, killing him right in front of his mother. Officer Ashby was convicted of second degree murder.

State troopers had gone to the home of Alan Gillotti Sr., 52, to investigate a home invasion that occurred in Bridgewater earlier that day. Gillotti was standing in the doorway of his home, holding a handgun down by his side. Police repeatedly told him to put the gun down. Gilotti refused and pointed it toward police. Police shot and killed him with a rifle.

Freddie Cooper was wielding two pistols when he was shot and killed by a deputy following a hostage situation and confrontation with police, the LeFlore County sheriff said.

A man who slashed two passengers in a box-cutter rampage aboard a casino-bound tour bus was shot to death on Interstate 95 by a Connecticut state trooper, who also accidentally shot one of the injured passengers

Police performed a traffic stop. When the officer approached the car, the female passenger ran out of the car screaming. The officer brought her back to his car. He then approached the car again and Hoke shot at the officer. The officer returned fire. It was later determined that Hoke shot himself.

Kolata was reportedly holding people hostage at a bakery. When officers arrived on scene and entered the bakery, Kolata fired at officers, wounding one. Officers fired back and Kolata was wounded. He died later at a hospital.

A woman called police after she said Rook, the father of her child, kicked in the door to her home. When police arrived, Rook and another woman jumped into a white car and tried to get away. When police surrounded the car they took the woman, who was driving, into custody. That's when officials say Rook jumped in the driver's seat. Police saw a gun and fired.

Officers went to a home at 4:13 a.m. to investigate a domestic dispute. When they arrived, they heard a woman yelling for help, South Euclid Chief Kevin Nietert said in a statement. Officers entered the home and saw a man assaulting the woman with a knife. The man did not obey when the officers told him to stop, and an officer shot the man in order to protect the woman.

McDonald was shot and killed after being suspected of breaking into cars. McDonald also slashed an officers tire with a knife. He then led officers on a short foot chase and refused to drop the knife, prompting Officer Jason Van Dyke to shoot him 16 times, killing him. Van Dyke later convicted for 2nd degree murder.

Police said a hotel employee was confronted and threatened by the man with a gun.The employee then went inside and called police.Three officers arrived at the scene and confronted the armed suspect. Police said officers ordered him to put the weapon down, but he refused.The suspect allegedly threatened the officers, and that is when officers fired, killing him at the scene. Autopsy found methamphetamine in Perez's blood.

Jose Calzada, 35, placed a call to a suicide prevention hotline at 4:00 a.m. in the morning and threatened to kill himself. SWAT team found Calzada hiding in a car trunk with a gun in his mouth. When Calzada reached for a rifle lying by his side, SWAT officers shot him 22 times, killing him.

Minor was drinking and involved in a domestic dispute. When officers arrived they thought Minor had a gun and did not comply with officer's orders to put his hands over his head. Minor continued making furtive movements and was shot and killed. Minor did not have a weapon on him.

Bustos was being pursued by officers until he hit tire-puncturing devices causing him to slam his truck into a police car. He got out and threatened officers with a machete. Bustos then did not obey officers' commands to drop the weapon. Bustos was shot and killed.

Dartmouth police officers responded to a 911 caller who told operators a man had entered his ex-girlfriend's apartment and damaged her television and computer. When Roman arrived at the apartment complex, officers said he was ordered to get out of his vehicle with his hands up. However, police said he grabbed one of two guns he was carrying and fired two shots. At that point, officers said they shot Roman.

Edgewater Officers responded to a 911 call of a disturbance. Upon their arrival, Edgewater Sgt. John Tarr and officer Charles Geiger encountered 34-year-old Trevor Silvia, who confronted them wielding a knife and making threats.The cops attempted to subdue Silvia using a Taser, but it had no impact in stopping Silvia's forward charge, and they subsequently opened fire. Silvia was transported by Volusia County Sheriff's Air-One helicopter to Halifax Health Hospital where he was later pronounced dead.

Deceased was driving the wrong way on street, refused to pull over and was followed through several communities before crashing his truck into a pole. Then he backed into two police cars and shots were fired. He was found in the truck with a knife in his neck and was hit by 2 bullets. Coroner ruled death by gunshot. Police allege vehicular assault

Deputies were searching for Ramo because he allegedly raped a woman. They found him in a wooded area near LA HWY 75. He had a gun and pointed it at deputies. Two officers fired at him.

Police went to Quintana's home in Magna after receiving a report he was hurting himself. They said they found him cutting himself with a retractable razor knife in the middle of the road. Despite orders to stop, he allegedly charged at an officer, who shot him four times.

Officers tried to stop a car on the highway. The suspect led officers on a chase for 10 miles. When the suspect pulled over, he ran into a wooded area. Officers found a passenger in the car who was on probation for drug possession. Officers went after Patrick and when they caught up with, he pointed a gun at officers. Officers fired at him.

A man entered a hospital in Queens and brandished a knife at staff while asking for syringes. He left the hospital and police found him on the street. He tried to attack officers with the knife and police shot him

David Mitchell Call reportedly committed suicide after firing at officers. According to police, Hall was suspected of killing his former girlfriend and setting her house on fire. Police had tracked Call's cell phone to a home and went to to question him at about 4 p.m. Call allegedly fired several shots at them and then barricaded himself inside. Multiple agencies responded to the scene and negotiations began. Call later shot himself.

A man and his 26-year-old son were driving on a day of shopping and running errands.While driving, a retired Corrections Officer began to harass them in a case of road rage. Both cars pulled off the road into a fitness center parking lot. A fight began to break out, and the retired officer pulled out a gun, seriously injuring the father and killing the son. The corrections officer was convicted for 2nd Degree murder and sentenced to 40 years in prison.

Detention officers were transporting inmates when Frescas managed to escape. An officer caught up with him and a struggle over the officers weapon ensued. Another officer caught up with them and shot Frescas.

Richard Thomas Bergeron's estranged wife called 911 to report her husband was assaulting her. Bergerson stabbed his wife in the back, attempted to light her on fire, and threatened to behead her with an ax. He was holding the ax when police arrived. They told him to drop it, instead he advanced upon officers who shot and killed him.

Donald's family called 911 for assistance with getting him into a mental hospital under Florida's Baker Act. Responding police could not control him; Donald reportedly said he "didn't want to be bothered." A struggle between the officer and Donald ensued. The officer tased Donald to no effect. Donald allegedly punched the officer several times in the head. Fearing for his life, the officer shot and killed Donald.

Deputies were serving a Physicians Emergency Commitment Order to a man in a church. Gunshots were exchanged and suspect was killed.

Police responded to a call about a home robbery. When they arrived at the residence they were attacked by a neighbor who had broken into the home and killed the owner's dog and vandalized his home. After the victim came after police with a crowbar and a knife they shot him. The neighbor and the victim had an ongoing feud lasting nearly 10 years.

Brantley invaded a home and allegedly threatened the female resident with a knife and stabbed a male resident who had tried to arm himself with a shotgun. Police arrived on the scene and confronted the suspect and Brantley was shot.

California Highway Patrol attempted to pull over a drunk driver. When the suspect didn't stop, the Indio Police Department joined the chase. The suspect exited the vehicle, allegedly with a shotgun. The victim was shot down by officers. It has yet to be determined which officer fired the fatal gunshot.

A deputy responded to a domestic call about a burglary, the the suspect ran and the deputy pursued him. A fight ensued, including the suspect choking the officer and attempting to gouge out his right eye. Ryan attempted to take the officer's taser and firearm during the fight. The officer was wounded and during the altercation, the suspect was shot and killed.

Officers received a call for two suspicious men who could be "casing" on Orrin Street near Roslyn Avenue. Two officers arrived and confronted the men. Police say one of the men became confrontational, so the officer attempted to take him into custody. During the struggle, police say shots were fired, killing Thomas.

The incident started with a foot pursuit of a man by numerous law enforcement agencies, OSBI reported. The pursuit ended in the parking lot of the Choctaw Nation Casino and Resort, when the man got out of a stolen pickup and raised a rifle at officers, according to a news release from OSBI. Two Hugo officers and two Choctaw County sheriff's deputies fired their weapons, killing him.

Laviolette wouldn't pull over his vehicle after reportedly stealing a bicycle. Laviolette crashed into a ditch. A deputy told Laviolette to exit his vehicle, but instead he accelerated, knocked over the deputy prompting him to shoot and kill Laviolette.

Deputies received a call of a possibly suicidal man with a gun, according to a news release from the sheriff's office. When deputies arrived, Spargur allegedly pointed a gun at them and a deputy shot and killed him.

Shot and killed after stabbing a police officer.

Officers responded to a domestic disturbance call. David Wyatt Grayson was armed with a knife and holding a woman inside the home. Grayson refused to let the woman go or to leave the house, so officers went inside the house, officials said. One officer shot and killed Grayson.

According to the Argus Leader: Mitchell dispatchers received a call from a treatment facility counselor saying that a former resident, Sherman, was at the Quality Inn and Suites and had a gun. Sherman was intoxicated and threatening to hurt herself and anyone else. Mitchell Police Sgt. David Beintema and an Emergency Response Unit arrived at the hotel and attempted to negotiate with Sherman. Sherman opened her door and made eye contact with Sgt. Beintema, who ordered Sherman to show her hands. At that point she stepped into the hallway and aimed her gun at Sgt. Beintema. He shot Sherman three times, and she fell onto the floor in the doorway of her room.

Suspect reportedly charged at officers with a sword who were responding to a 911 call of a man who was attempting to stab a woman.

JorgeTrejo was wanted for assault with a deadly weapon. Trejo was spotted and began a slow police pursuit in which Trejo pointed a sawed off shotgun at officers. At the end of the pursuit, Trejo pointed the shotgun at officers, who shot and killed Trejo.

The officers were responding to a call at a home on 16th Street when the incident occurred. The man came outside with a knife and allegedly threatened to harm the officers. When he allegedly charged them, they shot him multiple times, Anderson said.

Anwar was surrounded by IPD tactical forces when he tried to flee in a vehicle. As Anwar reversed the vehicle toward officers they fired their weapons killing Anwar.

McBrayar had a knife in his hand. He disobeyed officers orders to drop it. McBrayar then pointed the knife in an officer's direction prompting an officer to shoot and kill him.

Forgash led police on a chase after trying to use a fraudulent check and I.D. After the chase Forgash exited his vehicle. A deputy shot and killed Forgash, saying later he had been moving his upper body in a twisting motion. He reportedly did not have a weapon.

Avalos was suspected of stealing a car. He led police on a short car chase until he drove the car into a police vehicle. Officers then shot and killed him.

Police said Davidson, 33, had threatened to kill employees at the Nitto Denko automotive factory in Piqua. Authorities said Davidson also threatened to kill Officers Carter and Stanley, and tried to pepper-spray them. Stanley shot and killed him.

Officers were dispatched after police received a 911 call reporting a man with a gun who had just invaded a home. Police say the call was made by an adolescent who escaped from the house. When the officers arrived, they saw Stafford, who fired at them while they were sitting in their police vehicle. Officers Robert Albanowski and Marlon Parrot then returned fire, killing him.

Garcha was being questioned by the sheriff's office about information on a runaway girl. The sheriff drove Garcha into town and both were in the sheriff's car when Garcha stabbed the deputy. The deputy shot Garcha.

Maurice Chester Dodd, a former lieutenant with the Atlanta Police Department, reportedly committed suicide after a bank robbery and police chase. According to police, an officer was in a BMO Harris Bank branch in Matteson at about 11 a.m. and saw Dodd carrying a wad of cash. A bank teller, who had fallen to the ground and began hyperventilating, told the officer that Dodd had robbed the bank, police said. Dodd fled in a 2003 Nissan, leading police on a high-speed chase before exiting onto Vollmer Road. As he passed Cicero Avenue, an officer reportedly saw Dodd put a handgun to the right side of his head, then heard a shot. Dodd's car veered into a field, flipped over and hit a utility pole. Dodd died at the scene.

When a Boyceville police officer responded to the home a 33-year old woman came to the door carrying a rifle in her hand. When the officer told the woman to drop the rifle she refused and then pulled a handgun out and pointed it at the officer. Detectives say that's when the officer fired one fatal round at the suspect.

For reasons unknown, undocumented Christmas-tree-farm worker Bermudez-Arenas encountered a 20-year-old college football player at a 7-11 across from his school and stabbed him to death. Awhile later Bermudez-Arenas returned to the convenience store—according to his family, he was turning himself in—and was shot to death by local police.

Bermudez and Avelar-Lara were driving in a car with a fake gun and pointed it at someone. Deputies were notified and when they arrived on scene Bermudez and Avelar-Lara allegedly pointed a gun in the deputies direction, prompting the deputies to shoot and kill both of them.

Law enforcement reached the home to arrest Tinker-Smith for warrants and for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Once they rolled up to the house, however, they saw him running into a building and heard what sounded like a single gunshot." SWAT was brought in. Tinker fired at SWAT resulting in SAT firing back, killing Tinker.

Citrus County Sheriff's Office got a call about a woman trying to set her neighbor's truck on fire. When Deputy Jacob Chenoweth arrived at the park entrance, the woman identified as Dawn Renee Cameron, 46, charged at him, grabbed his taser, and pointed it at him, according to the Citrus County Sheriff's Office. Deputy Chenoweth then shot Cameron and kicked the taser away from her. Paramedics treated the woman but she died shortly after midnight Monday morning.

After a disconnected 911 call officers arrived at a home to Smelko pointing a gun at them. The police then shot and killed Smelko.

Johnny Roberson reportedly shot himself after a 15-mile chase.

Police said they were conducting a narcotics investigation near Martinez's house when they spotted his car and tried to stop it. Martinez kept driving until he reached his driveway, pulled in and got out of the car, then led officers on a foot chase before pulling a loaded gun. Martinez died in a neighbor's backyard.

Loughrey was suspected of killing a Clarkton officer. Deputies were called about a man who had a gun. When they arrived it was Loughrey - he fired his gun at the deputies resulting in their retaliation and Loughrey's death.

Akai Gurley and his girlfriend were walking down the stairwell of his apartment building. Officer Peter Liang, one floor above Gurley, claims his gun went off accidentally as he patrolled the building stairwell, which was against policy. The bullet ricocheted and shot Gurley in the chest. Liang called his union rep instead of emergency aid for Gurley, who bled to death in the stairwell.

Shreveport resident Charles Marcus McCauley, 35, was being escorted off campus because of his "peculiar behavior" when he revealed a handgun in a struggle with two Centenary College Department of Public Safety officers, prompting one of them to shoot him dead, according to police.

An officer went to the home in response to a report of a missing young girl, according to a statement from the Long Beach Police Department. The officer learned the girl was inside the house with a young man with whom she once had a relationship. "The male adult armed himself with a knife," the police statement read. "Fearing for the safety of the parties, the officer discharged his weapon, striking the suspect." Smith-Viramontes was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

Sovereign citizen Holley set his residence on fire as a trap for first responders, and made a mid-morning 911 call. Dispatchers ignored system warnings and sent firefighters and police in. Holley fired on and killed a county deputy. As more fire engines arrived and the house fire raged, Holley engaged with officers in a 12-minute firefight, and was killed.

The shooting happened in the neighborhood near 11300 S. and 600 West. According to police they arrived on scene and went looking for the man someone had called in about. Sometime later a neighbor says they heard about six shots and two officers standing by the man."The officer confronted Mr. Worthington in a horse corral, and during the confrontation multiple shots were fired," said Officer Sam Winkler of the South Jordan Police Department.

Involved in a hit and run Edwards was followed to Grant Street by an off-duty officer. Edwards then pointed a gun at investigators prompting officers to shoot and kill Edwards.

Iraq veteran, recipient of the Bronze Star Medal, and firefighter Wendt appeared on his front lawn with a weapon to confront local police, responding to an evening call about a suicidal man. Wendt retreated into the house while SWAT members set up a perimeter. He then came back out to point his weapon at police. He was fatally shot.

Little was resisting arrest. He was tasered several times until he managed to retrieve the taser from the deputy. The deputy responded by shooting and killing Little.

Pueblo police and sheriff's deputies arrived at the gas station, looking for a person of interest in an assault that happened earlier that day. When they arrived, they found an armed man. A law enforcement official fired at the man and he died at the scene.

Police responded to a call alleging that Randall Roden had assaulted someone. Officers tasered Roden twice. Roden fired multiple shots with a weapon, wounding one officer, and was shot and killed by police.

Cormier barricaded himself in his condominium for more than five hours and took several pot shots at surrounding deputies, one of which struck a patrol car. Police had responded to an early afternoon call from family members about his welfare. When Cormier appeared to be fixing on a target, SWAT members fatally shot him.

Mark Allan Bartlett, 42, was killed after police say he brandished a gun at an officer in a threatening way when police were called out to a domestic disturbance.

McQuilliams fired shots and tried to burn down the Mexican consulate building. Austin police ultimately shot and killed McQuilliams, ending the rampage.

[Escovedo] was wielding a steak knife when he confronted one of the deputies and was shot and killed.

Officers were sent to check up on Rodriquez to try to talk him into taking his medication. When Rodriquez saw the officers he ran and barricaded himself inside a bathroom. SWAT was eventually called because the officers felt Rodriquez was acting aggressively by locking himself in. When they finally broke down the door Rodriquez had a machete. Rodriquez was swinging the machete in the small space and struck one of the officers with the flat side of it. Officers feared for their lives and shot and killed Rodriquez.

Oklahoma City police Monday shot and killed a man after he fired a semi-automatic weapon at officers, police said. Lincoln Price, 24, was shot and killed, police said.

LAPD officers responded to a call of a screaming woman. Officers arrived and heard a woman screaming that she was being stabbed and needed help. Officers forced their way into an apartment and saw Ricks stabbing the woman with a pair of scissors. An officer opened fire, killing Ricks.

John Frank was reportedly found dead following a police standoff. The standoff began at around 9 p.m. after police responded to a domestic dispute at a home. A woman told officers Frank had fired a shot during an argument. She was able to escape. Tactical officers entered the home at about 6 a.m. after unsuccessfully trying to persuade Frank to surrender. The officers discovered Frank inside dead. According to police, no shots were fired by officers.

Moller was fatally shot Thursday afternoon about a quarter-mile from the small house she shared with her father, Ronald. She had threatened to harm herself in a 30-minute telephone call to a medical facility and warned she had a gun. When she tried to drive away from the house, police used a spike mat to stop her car. As officers from South Berwick and York approached the car, she got out, pointed a gun at them and was shot, police said.

Officers responded to a call of an assault with a deadly weapon near a busy intersection. When police arrived, they were directed to Wear, who was holding a knife and swinging it at pedestrians, according to a news release from the Los Angeles Police Department. Officers ordered Wear to drop the knife, and he refused, prompting two officers to fire multiple rounds, killing him.

Police responding to a number of 911 man-with-a-gun calls found Merritt on a porch with a handgun. Merritt fired at police, who fatally shot him, but initially would not disclose how many deputies were at the scene, how many shots were fired, or other details.

An off-duty Chicago police sergeant shot and killed a man after the man shot and wounded a fellow patron at Blackthorn Pub, police said.

OKC PD tried to pull over a guy in a car. The guy drove for a couple of blocks and crashed into the fence of an apartment complex. He exited the car and ran through the complex. Officers gave chase and shot the man after he brandished a firearm at them, OKC PD claims. Eyewitnesses claim Nowlin was unarmed, had his hands up and was shot in the back.

Police were serving a warrant on a homicide suspect when he reached for his gun, resulting in a deputy shooting him.

Calvin Peters attacked student with knife in a Jewish school. At first he put knife down when confronted by police, but then picked it back up and charged at police. Police shot and killed him.

Riverside sheriff's deputies began a chase at Lakeshore and Riverside drives in the Lake Elsinore area after attempting to pull over a Thomas Edward Brazeail in a stolen car. He fled and traveled south on I-15 to the Baxter Road offramp in Wildomar. The pursuit ended at the dead end of Killarney Lane roughly a half-mile northeast of I-15 and Baxter Road. Brazeail then drove in the general direction of officers, who opened fire and killed him.

Palm Beach Gardens police say a motel staff member called 911 after the suspect told the front desk clerk he had a gun and asked her to call the police. When officers arrived at the scene Landi raised his gun and pointed it at the officers. Three police officers shot and killed him. The gun turned out to be a BB/pellet gun.

Jowers was suspected of stabbing somebody. When he was confronted by officers, he didn't comply with orders to drop the knife and then reportedly charged officers, so they shot and killed him.

Rodriguez was attempting to carjack a car when police were called to the scene. He was pointing a gun at bystanders and police and police told him to drop his weapon, but he wouldn't. Police shot Rodriguez.

A deputy pulled Hickman over for speeding. Hickman shot himself in the head.

Officers were called to a domestic dispute at a residence on Black Cherry Drive. Torres had forced entry into his estranged wife's house. When officers arrived, he tried to escape through the window when deputies arrived. There was a confrontation between officers and Torres and officers saw that Torres was holding a knife. They shot Torres during the confrontation.

Police were investigating a robbery in the area, and they were led to the apartment complex where McDonald lived. When officers arrived they saw a group people and were patting them down. When they attempted to pat McDonald down, he barricaded himself in the bathroom. When MCDonald finally came out of the bathroom, an officer tried to take him into custody and used a taser on him. McDonald fired a gun at officers, hitting one officer. Officers fired back at McDonald.

Sulton carjacked a Mercedes and drove off in it. Police pursued him and during the pursuit, Sulton rammed his car into one of the police cars and came to a stop. Sulton ran and fired shots at officers and they fired back, hitting him.