Deputies responded to the location and Rose allegedly began firing at the deputies in their patrol cars and in the helicopter. Those on the ground returned fire and Rose was struck, authorities said.

Officers on patrol in the Dutchtown section of St. Louis saw a man run away from them. They chased him into the bushes and struggled with him to get his gun away. Officers fired and killed the man.

Officers said they responded to a call from a woman who'd been shot in the hand, and when they arrived they found Purvis sitting on a front porch with a gun to his chin. When Purvis pointed the gun at an officer, the officer shot him to death.

Police chased a woman armed with a gun who was allegedly stealing from a store for about four blocks. They saw her with a gun and immediately opened fire, killing her at the scene.

Trying to apprehend Muna, the subject escaped in a vehicle with a friend. Police pinned his car making it unable for him to escape. He brandished a weapon and was shot dead by at least three different officers.

An officer responding to a burglary call at an apartment complex encountered Lett, and the two entered into a physical confrontation. The officer tried the Taser, but in the rain he only shocked himself. Lett had the officer pinned to the ground when the officer fired and fatally wounded him.

Officers were attempting to arrest Salvador Muna. Hernandez was driving the vehicle and got shot and killed in the crossfire.

Deputies made contact with two men who they thought were engaged in narcotics activity. One man removed a handgun from his pocket and was killed by deputies.

The family of the deceased asked police to check on elderly hard-of-hearing man after heart surgery, officers kicked in door, deceased had gun, police shot after he didn't obey to drop gun.

Whittaker was shot and killed Sunday after allegedly leading police on a pursuit through the streets of the city and exchanging gunfire with officers in the Anchorage neighborhood of Fairview Sunday morning.

Brandon Davis died of undetermined causes during a standoff and hostage situation.

An officer reportedly responded to a domestic disturbance call and shot an off-duty deputy living there to death.

The subject's family called 911 to report that he was suicidal and armed with a gun. When officers made contact, the man refused to put the gun down and was killed at the scene by police.

Zambrano-Montes was throwing rocks at cars about 5 p.m. Tuesday near Fiesta Foods when police were called. He hit two officers with rocks and refused to listen to commands, Police Chief Bob Metzger said. Police gave him orders to surrender and unsuccessfully tried using a Taser. Officers Adam Wright, Ryan Flanagan and Adrian Alaniz chased him across the intersection of 10th Avenue and Lewis Street and eventually shot him in front of a business on Lewis Street.

Suspect in domestic violence incident was shot multiple times after a high-speed chase. After stopping and exiting the vehicle, the suspect held a gun to his head, and then headed with the gun toward the highway, after which he was shot multiple times by one or more sheriff's deputies.

Police responded to a 911 call about a man entering a home with a knife. When they arrived, the subject allegedly charged them and was shot dead.

The sheriff's department received a call around noon Wednesday that deceased was walking on Booger Hollow Road in Dadeville waving a pistol. The deceased lived on that street, according to officials. When a deputy made contact, Stewart allegedly ran into a wooded area and brandished his weapon - a BB gun —at law enforcement. The shooting was captured on a body camera the deputy was wearing, which has been turned over to the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation.

Shot by state police officer who was assisting in warrant being served for arrest on multiple charges including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon

Officers responded to a call about a domestic disturbance. Once on the scene they pursued the subject who drew a gun. Officers fired and killed the man.

Police were chasing the subject in a stolen car on the freeway. The subject crashed into several motorists and attempted to ram the officers with his car. Five officers shot 18 rounds into the car killing the subject at the scene.

Police responded to a 911 call. A man came to the door several times, waving the gun and screaming, then locked himself inside the home. Several hours later, police made entry into the home and found the man dead with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Hall's mother placed a 911 call to report that her schizophrenic son had awoken in a violent rage. Multiple officers responded at about 5am, were confronted with Hall using a broomstick as a weapon against them. Well aware of his mental illness, they promptly shot him to death. The family has since filed a $10M wrongful death suit.

Cody Evans, 24, of Springville, was shot and killed by police after he pointed an AR-15 style airsoft gun at officers.

Marana Police Officer Cesar Nelson was sitting in his vehicle in the parking lot of Cracker Barrel Restaurant, when he saw Caldwell walking up behind him, holding a firearm, police said. Officer Nelson left his vehicle and saw Caldwell raise the gun in his direction, before shooting Caldwell.

Tewksbury Police Department received 911 calls about the possible stabbing of two individuals at the Salter School, 515 Woburn St. Officers responding to the call saw a man matching the description of the stabbing suspect in the area of 55 Forest Ave. Ryan said when officers approached the suspect, they saw the Sparks holding a handgun. Sparks refused to comply with the officers' orders and shots were fired by the officers. He was transported to Saints Memorial Hospital in Lowell where he was pronounced dead.

Pedro Saldivar, an 18-wheeler driver, reportedly caused a disturbance in a nearby location, threatening individuals with a machete, before driving in the general direction of several officers with his rig. Officers opened fire and killed Saldivar. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police were called to a location on Springfield's north side to investigate "suspicious activity." They pursued Ireland on foot. He was unarmed but police shot, killing him. Police allege that they thought he was reaching for a weapon.

Jeffrey Dyer reportedly committed suicide while being pursued by police along I-10.

Police conducting a February 20 welfare check on the elderly man found him in his room pointing a gun at them. They fired at him and he died a month later.

A man broke into a home with the intent of harming the residents, but they had already fled. He barricaded himself inside the home as KSP surrounded the area with troopers. The standoff ended when troopers entered the home to find the suspect dead.

A witness said she drove by and saw a body by the side of the road alone. A Grapevine police officer had chased undocumented immigrant Villalpando out of his jurisdiction. Some say the dashcam shows Villalpando with his hands up and that he was unarmed. All of these details are disputed. Villalpando was an undocumented Mexican immigrant with four children.

Officers received a 911 call and heard screaming on the other end of the phone but no voice. Arriving at the scene, they allegedly found the subject trying to kill his 74-year-old mother. Police entered the home and killed the subject.

Officers reported that they responded to a domestic dispute call from Giaquinta's daughter, and when they arrived at the home they found a sheriff's deputy and his girlfriend, Giaquinta's ex-wife dead. Giaquinta exchanged gunfire with officers, and he was shot to death. Giaquinta had previously worked with the sheriff's office.

Nichols stabbed woman in Whitehall Township and then stabbed Catasauqua police officer before he was shot

Millbrook PD received a report of a possible house burglary. Responding officers were advised that a suspicious vehicle pulled into the driveway of a residence and that several male subjects went into the backyard, behind the residence. When officers arrived, took one person into custody and set up a perimeter around the residence to await backup. There was movement at the front door of the residence and officers confronted an individual at the door who retreated into the home and fired several shots at the officer. Four suspects fled the residence into the backyard, firing at the officers. The officers returned fire. Three suspects jumped the back fence and fled the area on foot. Washington exited the backyard through a fence toward the front of the residence, brandishing a firearm. He encountered an officer who shot him.

Police responded to a welfare check on a suicidal man. On arrival, the man stabbed a police officer. The officer shot him dead at the scene.

The subject, a military veteran was dressed in military fatigues and armed with a rifle outside an apartment building. He shot into the air and into a neighbor's apartment. A SWAT sharpshooter fired and killed him at the scene.

Authorities had a warrant out for the arrest of a suspect charged with rape, criminal confinement, and domestic battery. Officers said they located the man around 5:30 EST, and he drove off in his vehicle. After a chase, authorities were able to box in the vehicle to get him to stop. Officers broke the side windows of the vehicle and used a Taser, but they say it had apparently no effect on the suspect. Police say the suspect then made an "aggressive threatening move" with his hands inside the car, causing a police officer to shoot him in the right torso area.

Cuevas' ex-girlfriend alerted police as the man, arrested then released in Pennsylvania on Florida sexual battery charges, sent her a string of threatening texts as he returned to Florida. Police encountered him in a hamburger restaurant parking lot. He was armed, went for the gun in his waistband, and was fatally shot.

Worth County sheriff's deputies tried to pull over Harry and Kelly in their Nissan Sentra, but they refused to stop, Johnson said. "They got into a chase with them and had an accident in the ditch," Johnson said. "They overturned the car." Harry, he said, got out of the car brandishing a pistol. He said he couldn't confirm reports that she had a gun in both hands. "She pointed it at the deputies and they fired on her and killed her," the coroner said.

The subject, a suspect in the murders of three people was located by police in his truck with a gun. He is believed to have suffered with paranoid schizophrenia. After trying repeatedly to get Sherrod to surrender, police say he got out of the truck and pointed the gun at officers, who shot and killed him.

Officers tried to stop Parker's vehicle at El Chaparral Avenue and Route WW and a chase ensued, O'Sullivan said. Parker tried to turn the vehicle south onto Highway 63 and ran off the road in the snowy conditions, a release said. Parker allegedly got out of the vehicle with a handgun, shots were exchanged and he was fatally shot by a deputy.

Police received a report of a suspicious woman around 9 pm near St. Mary's Road and Grande Avenue. When the officer arrived, the woman allegedly charged at him with a knife. The officer shot her and she died hours later in the hospital.

After robbing a store Freeman was found at a home by deputies. Freeman fired a gunshot prompting deputies to shoot and killed Freeman.

Morales, drunk, went to Crestwood Apartment Homes and threatened family members with a shotgun. Apartments were evacuated. A Spanish-speaking officer tried to negotiate with Morales by phone. The Spanish-speaking officer heard a gunshot. An entry team found that Morales had laid on a bed, tucked the muzzle of the shotgun underneath his chin and shot himself.

Officers say they responded to a robbery call and when searching the Barrow the officer noticed a gun on his person. He then ran away, reached for the gun, and the officer shot him to death.

Deputies were alerted of a threat made to shoot up a nearby house. At the scene officers made contact with two suspects but Rhinvil ignored their requests to stop and kept walking away. A chase ensued, and Rhinvil was grabbed climbing a fence. The subject and deputy struggled, and Rhinvil pulled his gun. The deputy fired and killed the man at the scene.

Police responded to reports of an argument and found a man with a gun who allegedly opened fire at them.

Officers reported that they were attempting to apprehend Hubbard, a fugitive, and that he eluded them and got into his car and tried to flee, but they shot him to death. They reported that he had a gun in the car, but it's not clear whether he pointed it at officers.

Officer broke down the door to an apartment and allegedly was assaulted by Robinson and responded by shooting him.

During a drug-buying sting operation Andrew Williams was said to have resisted, tried to flee in his car, drove into a tree, then drove in the general direction of deputies. Four deputies fired at him numerous times and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A state trooper responded to a burglar alarm in a shopping center and saw a man quickly getting into his vehicle and trying to leave. The officer tried to stop him and the subject allegedly kept driving, dragging the officer with him as well as hitting his police vehicle. Trooper shot the man in the torso and the subject died at the scene.

Police responded to a report of a stabbing at a laundromat. Investigating the alleged crime, the police couldn't find a victim but found the suspect, who neighbors described as "unstable" in her apartment. After refusing to come out, the woman came out with two knives and allegedly charged at officers, who fired on her and killed her.

Police responded to report of naked man running around apt. complex. When man ran toward cop he was shot twice and killed.

Police and agents from multiple law enforcement agencies were serving a warrant on Brown for allegedly operating an illegal still. Brown ran upstairs as officers arrived and grabbed a rifle, refusing to put it down. Officers from all agencies opened fire and killed Brown.

Officers saw a suspicious car pulled off the highway and upon investigating a man and a woman tried to take them them hostage. Man was killed in the scuffle.

Marshals report that they were attempting to apprehend Croom from his hotel in Baton Rouge, as he was wanted in two murders. They report that he fired at them, killed one of the marshals, and later died himself from the marshals' return gunfire.

Hoover PD called by a neighbor regarding a domestic incident. They responded around 5:34 pm CST, but were unable to find any evidence of a domestic disturbance. Three vehicles were reported leaving the scene. Those vehicles were found after 6 p.m. near a Piggly Wiggly close by. There, police found three people who had been involved in the incident, including one woman who had a minor cut. Officers then went back to the original house on Valley Street to try to talk to the fourth person involved in the incident. Two officers found Smith, who was armed, and the officers shot the man.

Officers responded to report of an attempt to steal a car. As they detained a man who wasn't involved, Valdez drove in their general direction, driving a stolen Camry. Police opened fire and killed him.

Police responded to reports of a shooting. Osorio allegedly shot at another man but missed then got into his truck and shot himself under the chin. Police asked him to get out and drop the gun and Osorio got out with a pistol in his hand. Officers David Garcia, David Enriquez, Nicole Quijas, Ryan Shifflett, and William Sweet opened fire and killed him.

Police responded to a call about a mentally ill man who was intoxicated and threatening his father. Police arrived to find the man sitting on his porch with a handgun. Shots were fired and the man died at the scene.

Williams David Parks Jr., 36, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a shopping center parking lot as police and U.S. Marshals were attempting to take him into custody.

Metro train operator noticed a man inside one of the tunnels and alerted Transit Police. Gross allegedly charged at the female officer with two large sticks, and she opened fire and killed him,

Marshals serving an arrest warrant encountered the victim and opened fire in "response to the subject's actions."

Officers reported that they went to serve Jimenez with a warrant for drugs and gun possession, and saw him riding by on a motorcycle. They reported that they followed him, he crashed and even though officers ordered him to raise his hands, he reached for a gun, and they shot him to death. A gun and possible methamphetamine was reported found at the scene.

Driver made several calls to Fontana police threatening to kill them with a knife. When officers showed up at his house he was allegedly weilding a knife. Officers shot him and he died at the hospital.

An officer responded to a call about a bar fight. One of the participants, Richard Castilleja, allegedly ran out and came back to the scene and fired into a crowd. The officer shot and killed him.

A sheriff and deputy reported that they were called by a witness to a bloody man riding a 4-wheeler with a machete. When the officers tried to stop Troy Ray, he continued driving, and the deputy shot him to death. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Robert Dahl reportedly killed his chief investor Emad Tawfilis in front of deputies at his winery, then led the deputies on a high speed chase through the heart of Napa Valley's wine region before turning gun on himself.

Police responded to a call reporting a man at a gas station with a shotgun. When they arrived, there was a firefight, and the man was killed.

Officers responded to a report of a man near the high school lying in a ditch with a gun. He caught a ride with a stranger and fled into the woods. officers found Owen lying down with his back on the ground and his head propped up against a tree, he was reportedly facing the road. He allegedly pointed the gun at them and the officers fired, killing the subject.

Plainclothes officers reported that they suspected the car that Alice Brown was in as being stolen, and when they showed her their badges, she fled hitting a gas station building, and other cars along the chase. Officers shot her to death. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Stone was seated in her vehicle when two officers approached her, she displayed a weapon and she refused to comply with officers' commands to drop the weapon and, fearing for their lives, they fired multiple shots, killing her.

Officers were called to Lake Ella for a report of a white male armed with a weapon who was reportedly sitting on a park bench. Officer approached and somehow discharged his weapon, killing Wingo.

Police were chasing a stolen car when the driver wrecked. The two subjects got out and the driver pointed his gun at the officer but didn't fire. They both fled on foot but the officer tracked down the driver and killed him.

It's alleged that Childress was wanted in a murder, and sprayed something into the agent's eyes, and the agent shot him to death.

An off-duty female officer called 911 because her ex-boyfriend had broken into her home and was beating her, then she shot him to death. Beer bottles were found outside of the house, and investigators are swabbing them for DNA evidence.

Police were looking for subject in the death of his brother and saw him on the highway in brother's truck. A chase ensued. Subject shot at police. Police shot back, killing subject.

Bryon Creech was arrested following a 16-hour standoff in which he fired multiple shots at police and, at some point, allegedly shot and killed his 5-year-old son, Braydon.

Police responded to an assault on a female at Walmart and were greeted by a group of people who allegedly attacked them. Gaver was shot and killed in the melee. Family allegedly lived on the lot and were a Christian band.

Police responded to a call about a man shooting a gun in the town of Shelby. James J. Ellis fled at high speed and crashed into a telephone pole. He then went into the woods, fired at police, and police shot and killed him.

Man was making threats to his family. He returned when the police arrived and struggled with an officer who shot and killed him.

Police called to a home for a burglary and were confronted by the subject with a knife. Officers opened fire and killed the man.

Gates allegedly walked into a 7-11 and tried to rob it at gunpoint. Officers responded in the parking lot, shooting him dead.

Officers claim that Nicholas Taft Thomas fled from a Goodyear store in his car when they attempted to serve him a warrant. Then, they say that he was speeding toward them, and they feared for their lives so they shot him to death.

State trooper on his first day out alone on duty thought he recognized man from bank robbery and tried to pull him over. Suspect shot and killed officer whose shots killed him..

Officers responded to a call of shots fired, SWAT team called and opened fire when suspect pointed gun at them.

Officers responded to a call about a suicidal man with a knife.

An unidentified man reportedly killed himself during a standoff with police. Officers had surrounded the residence just before 9 a.m.,when the man, who was wanted on suspicion of aggravated assault, barricaded himself inside. A police spokesman said officers went inside the home just after 2 p.m. and found the man dead. Police said the man took his own life.

The suspect in a rape and murder, Hernandez set fire to his ex's house and led police on a chase, ending when he got out of his car brandishing a gun.

Police responded to a man with known warrants who was "agitated" and armed. After a 90-minute negotiation, Harvey Oates allegedly brandished a gun and was shot and killed.

Girlfriend called the police saying suspect assaulted her and took her car. Suspect led them on a short chase back to girlfriend's home where he fired a shotgun at them. Police opened fire.

Meagan Hockaday was fatally shot by Oxnard Police Officer Roger Garcia responding to a domestic dispute. She advanced upon the officer while brandishing a knife.

Off-duty police officer Thomas Miller and Jason Moland's wife were in a park at night, and Moland approached them. There was a confrontation in which Moland pointed a BB gun, and the officer shot Moland to death.

Officers reported that they responded to a call about gunshots fired, and when they arrived Allen was outside his apartment and shot at them, at which point they shot him to death.

Officers reported that Mya Hall was driving with another person toward a restricted access gate the National Security Administration, and when she disobeyed orders to leave and sped toward a police cruiser, she was shot to death. Hall was a transgender woman who was born Ricky. Fatal Encounters apologizes for the occasional use of birth names for transgender people. Police and news media often report the birth names instead of the real names, so we have to have both in our name field to prevent duplications in the dataset. It's disrespectful, and we're sorry about the necessity. Police alleged vehicular assault.

An officer responded to a complaint that an armed man was standing in a street. Quezada, mentally disabled, was confronted by the officer, unaware of his disabilities, as he walked around with a pellet gun that resembled an AR-15. When Quezada ignored three orders to drop the weapon and turned to face the officer, the officer killed him with a shotgun.

Denise Chiffon Berry pulled up to an officer, claiming that she and her son, 12, were being followed. She parked in front of the officer's car. A white Cadillac pulled up to the officer and the woman. Washington, in the passenger seat, began shooting. The officer shot back. Washington killed the woman and wounded her son. The officer killed Washington. Two other men in the Cadillac were arrested.

Eric Courtney Harris was shot and killed by Reserve Deputy Robert Bates, who claimed he accidentally fired his pistol instead of his Taser. Robert Bates, 76, who was sentenced to four years in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man, Eric Harris, was released after serving a little more than two years.

A Rapides Parish Sheriff's deputy fatally shot a man Thursday morning in Pineville after he had pointed a gun at deputies and had refused to drop the weapon, according to a release.

As state and local police closed in on a car linked to the armed robbery of a branch bank, the Impala slowed and a shot was heard. The shot was passenger Tyre killing himself. The female driver was released without charges, at first, but then implicated in the crime.

An Anaheim police officer shot and killed an armed man as he brandished a submachine gun following a traffic stop.

The officer fired two shots, reportedly hitting the victim in the back, when an officer spotted what he thought was a gun.

Officers responding to a domestic violence call found Hanna in a vehicle with a weapon. He allegedly fired once while in the vehicle, exited and advanced on officers, who shot him. He died at Tehachapi Hospital.

Police say the man, later identified as 23-year-old Alexander Myers, confronted officers with a rifle after they were called out on a report of a suicidal individual.

During a firearms training session at a local correctional institution Officer Forsyth accidentally took a round in the side, which bypassed his bulletproof vest and entered his chest. He died several hours later in surgery.

Erick Rose led police on a high-speed pursuit and refused to get out of his car after it crashed. He brandished a handgun, and officers shot and killed him.

Police confronted the suspect in an alley after a liquor store robbery. The subject, an army veteran said to be suffering from PTSD allegedly moved toward one of the officers with a knife and was shot dead.

The Carroll County Sheriff's Office initiated a pursuit of a vehicle that refused to stop for a deputy shortly before 9:45 a.m. Joseph Chappell reportedly fled police first in a vehicle, then on foot. He ran behind a residence before shooting and killing himself.

Deputies responded to a domestic violence call at the subject's residence and an officer shot the subject, killing him at the scene. No further information has been released.

Don Oneal Smith Jr. allegedly committed an armed robbery and carjacking in Illinois where he took a hostage and drove to Indiana. There, he held up a check cashing business and eventually was run off the road by a set of police spike strips. He was shot and killed as he brandished a handgun.

Jess Leipold showed up to the Adams County prison and brandished a rifle, and state police shot and killed him.

The subject allegedly carjacked two cars, the second of which he allegedly rammed into police cruisers. Police opened fire and the subject died nine days later in the hospital.

Evans fired a shot into the ceiling of a convenience store during an armed robbery. Deputies caught up with his vehicle about 20 miles away. Evans fired at the officers, who fatally shot him.

Ricky Carl Clark II reportedly took his own life while hiding under a house during a more than five-hour standoff with law enforcement.

Crockett took his wife's phone and learned from her text messages that she had been unfaithful. He punched her, armed himself with a pistol and threatened suicide. Officers J. Alexander, M. Paskett, and J. Rambo responded. Crockett shot himself.

The Guardian reports that Nunez's name was released to them by Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciances. Nunez was shot by Houston Police Officer David Sudderth while sitting in his truck at a gas station. Police say he was acting erratically. Officer Sudderth was in full uniform and working an approved extra job. Nunez brandished a welding gun, and Sudderth shot and killed him.

Mitchell F. Owens, 24, kidnapped a young woman, eventually leading local law enforcement on a high-speed chase, fleeing into the woods armed with a high-powered rifle, forcing residents from their homes and causing a tense rural standoff before he shot and killed himself with the rifle.

The subject called police and said he was suicidal and was going to shoot his wife and his dog. Police responded and found out that he had carried out his threat. The man barricaded himself in his trailer, eventually coming out shooting with two guns. Police returned fire and killed the man at the scene.

Police responded to a 911 call of a man stabbing a woman in an apartment complex. Once they located the apartment, officers kicked down the door and shot the suspect dead as he was stabbing the woman.

Police recognized the subject, an alleged sex offender, in a parking garage and approached him. Shots were fired after an "altercation between the two where the officer cornered him." The details are not yet known.

Officers shot and killed a man after he reportedly pulled a knife and approached them in an alley, not complying with their demands for him to put the knife down but instead moving closer to them.

Officers on anti-gang task force duty stopped a vehicle because they recognized the man in the passenger seat who was on parole and had a felony warrant for his arrest. As soon as the car stopped, the subject allegedly flung open his door and started firing at officers. Officers returned fire, killing the man at the scene.

Officers were called to a park by a report of a man acting suspicious. The man was armed and said he thought there were snipers and others pointing guns at him. Before police had a chance to establish a conversation with the subject he allegedly opened fire and police returned fire, killing the man.

Police were called to a residence they had been to several previous times, found a man outside with a gun who allegedly pointed it at them. Police fired at the man, killing him.

A fugitive who was fatally shot by sheriff's deputies this week had led a criminal organization, made up mostly of teenagers, that was involved in a string of crimes across Hidalgo County, authorities said Thursday

Officers responded to a report of a man who might be trying to fatally stab himself with a knife. On the scene, the man refused to drop the knife and allegedly moved toward the officers who opened fire and killed him.

Police responded to a call about a man running through a lumber yard "as if he were being chased by police." So, police chased him. The man vaulted a fence and climbed to the top of a 25-foot pile of wood. Police told him to put his hands up, and Daniel I. Covarrubias reached into his pocket and brandished a cell phone, and they opened fire, killing him.

Deputies chased an alleged kidnapper in a white Honda Civic to Dowdy Draw trailhead. There, they approached the vehicle and spoke to three occupants. Deputy Jeffrey Brunkow watched through his riflescope as Lue Vang, sitting in the back, waved a .357 magnum revolver over his head and refused to exit the vehicle. Vang pointed his revolver at another occupant of the vehicle. Using his own vehicle as a rest, Brunkow fatally shot Vang in the head.

Police responded to a report of a man inside a bar who fired a gun. On arrival, they chased the subject who allegedly fired at them. NYPD opened fire and shot and killed the man.

Walmart security called the police about a shoplifter. Police found the man in the parking lot. The officer pulled his taser out, there was a tussle, and the taser got knocked out of the officer's hand. The policeman pulled out his gun and the subject allegedly took off his shirt as though he was ready to fight. The officer opened fire, killing the subject on the scene.

After a car chase, deputies ordered the woman driving, later identified as Karen Janks, to surrender, but she allegedly accelerated in reverse and struck three deputies and a patrol car behind them. As she drove forward, four deputies fired rounds into the car striking the driver an undetermined amount of times.

Officers responding to a trespassing and vandalizing call at about 2:45 p.m. discovered two open windows on scene. The officer shot and killed Morejon after it appeared he pointed an object toward the officer. No weapon was found.

Collins ignored a driver's license checkpoint and was pursued by troopers. He exited his vehicle with a gun, and a trooper fatally shot him.

Daniel Davis, 58, was visiting his parents' home on Firestone Circle in a subdivision at the Green Valley Country Club when he caused a fight and refused to leave. Two deputies arrived at the home shortly before 3:30 p.m. to order Davis to leave the residence. The man pulled out a knife during the encounter and was killed.

The shooting happened after officers were confronted by a suspect with a weapon

A warden asked Patrick and other fisherman for their fishing licenses and discovered that Patrick was wanted for a parole violation. When the warden tried to arrest Patrick, he attempted to drown the warden. The warden freed himself, then fatally shot Patrick.

A fugitive task force involving ICE and officers with the Detroit Police Department—was attempting to serve an armed robbery warrant at a home. Kellom was shot and killed after an officer felt threatened.

Police officers who responded to a report of an armed robbery shot and killed a suspect. A semi-automatic gun was found near the body of the dead suspect. A bag with about $2,000 worth of stolen merchandise was also found inside the store.

Chickasha police received a call about a burglary in the 1200 block of S. 16 Street. While on the way to the scene, officers spotted two men walking, Authorities say one of the men ran from police. When two Grady County deputies and a Chickasha police officer went inside, they say Jackson pulled out a knife. An officer then shot Jackson, killing him.

Two officers investigating a burglary around 9 p.m. confronted Sanchez. Police alleged that Sanchez advanced on officers with a metal object, threatening them. When one officer shot him with a Taser, officers said that Sanchez rushed at them. The other officer shot him, and he died at a hospital.

Officers encountered Chavez-Diaz during a raid on a marijuana grow operation on public lands. He was alone when they encountered him and said that he had a gun and pointed it at a game warden when he was shot.

Officers shot and killed a woman who allegedly fired shots from the back seat of a patrol car.

Four officers served a warrant on Acree at his home at 7:45 a.m. for missing a court date. Acree, who was mentally ill and believed he was under surveillance, refused to come outside. Officers blocked the front and back doors of his house. As Acree exited the back door with a semiautomatic pistol, he and Officer William Wright exchanged fire. Acree was fatally shot.

Police shot and killed a man Sunday that they say was wielding a handgun and acting erratically near the Uintah Basin Medical Center.

During a traffic stop, a constable heard gunshots coming from Asher's camper. He called state police, who investigated. Given his phone number, troopers tried and failed to contact Asher. Around 9:30 p.m., Asher exited his camper, pointing a gun in the direction of a trooper, who fatally shot him.

Police in Garland say they believe the two men killed outside a controversial art show Sunday night were there to shoot the approximately 200 people attending the event before a traffic officer intervened. According to Harn, the two suspects pulled up to the event in a car, immediately got out with assault rifles and began shooting at a police car that was parked next to a barricade.a single police officer initially subdued Simpson and Soofi, but that after his initial shots, SWAT officers also opened fire, killing both men outside their car.

Vasquez, reportedly drunk and high, kidnapped his one-month-old son. Alvin officers found Vasquez in an SUV outside his mother's trailer home. Vasquez shot at officers. Officers, unsure if they had a clean shot, did not fire back. During negotiations, Vasquez told officers that the baby was in the trailer and shot at them again. The officers shot at Vasquez, who died of a gunshot wound to the head.

The officers attempted to detain Glenn, and an altercation occurred between them. During that fight, Glenn was shot and killed.

A state trooper stopped Willa Good for speeding on I-81. When Good displayed a firearm, police blocked traffic and attempted to negotiate with Good. She was later found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. She had allegedly shot Ralph Siron a few hours prior.

The Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force served a warrant on Brown. Brown shot himself in the head. Harris County Sheriff's Office filed the custodial death report.

A deputy responded to a call about an unfamiliar woman knocking on doors at Beach Street residences and asking for people who did not live there. The deputy arrested her, then looked into the car that she was associated with, occupied by Arriguin. Told to put his hands up, he drove in the general direction of the deputy. The deputy shot at him, then pursued him as he drove away. Arriguin's car lost control and crashed half a mile later. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A neighbor called 911 about Roy, a cancer patient threatening suicide. When police responded, he had locked himself into a bathroom. Later, he opened the door, lunging at two officers with a steak knife. They fatally shot him.

Deputies responded to a call about an aggravated assault after Marshall, armed, threatened a group that included his ex-girlfriend. Deputies went to Marshall's home to ask him about the incident. He pointed a semiautomatic pistol at the deputies. Deputy Justin McLin fatally shot him.

Sergeant William Owens stopped a vehicle for speeding, then attempted to arrest the driver, Holmes, for intoxication and outstanding warrants. Holmes, struggled with Owens, who shot him with a Taser. Owens then shot Holmes with a pistol as Holmes re-entered his vehicle and drove away, dragging the sergeant with him. The car veered off into a parking lot. Holmes died on the scene.

Tacoma police shot and killed a man after being called to a noise complaint. Stephen Cunningham allegedly brandished a handgun.

A Florida man, Benjamin James Edwards III, and his 14-year-old niece, Shyanne Sexton, who both died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds after a high-speed chase, were believed to be having an "inappropriate relationship," according to police. They sparked the dramatic pursuit after driving away from a fuel station in Cortez, Colorado, without paying for $41 worth of gas, police said. The pursuit ended with each committing suicide when their SUV went off the road near Shiprock.

Deputies responded to a 911 call about Way, who was threatening suicide. When they entered Way's residence, they alleged that Way pointed a machete at them and they fatally shot him. The shooting is still under investigation.

Enriquez led officers on a short foot pursuit before he confronted an officer with a gun and fired one shot into the air, an officer discharged his weapon but it is unclear if Enriquez died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Two Jacksonville police officers fatally shot Stallworth at a Westside apartment complex after police said he stuck a gun in an officer's chest.

Alec Ouzounian of Rancho Santa Margarita was killed after Orange County sheriff's deputies encountered him inside a home where they had been called to assist a suicidal man.

A chase began on the east side of Kalamazoo County. One of the men was wanted on a warrant of resisting/obstructing an officer. A sheriff's deputy initially was involved in the chase, which later included the state police, Kalamazoo Public Safety and Portage Public Safety. A state trooper, a sheriff's deputy and a Kalamazoo Public Safety officer all fired their weapons as Sean Michael Pelletier allegedly brandished a rifle.

Officers responded to a call about Coates shouting at his girlfriend, Sonja Morrow, and hitting the caller, Norman Petersen. Over an hour later, officers went to the couple's residence. Morrow let officers in. Coates, in their bedroom, refused to speak to the officers and pointed a BB gun at them. They fatally shot him as Morrow tried to tell them that the weapon was fake.

Wade, a suspect in a dollar store robbery, fled officers on foot to St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, where he tried to hide his money before leaving the building. Wade shot at officers, who fatally shot him.

Motorcycle club members, mostly Cossacks and Bandidos who were armed with pistols, bludgeons and knives, attacked each other at a biker rally that was being monitored by police. Officers Andy O'Neal, Michael Bucher and Heath Jackson fired 12 rifle rounds into the crowd, striking four of the nine men who died. Two of the dead were struck only by .223-caliber rifle bullets. Waco Police Department and the Texas Ranger Division investigated.

Motorcycle club members, mostly Cossacks and Bandidos who were armed with pistols, bludgeons and knives, attacked each other at a biker rally that was being monitored by police. Officers Andy O'Neal, Michael Bucher and Heath Jackson fired 12 rifle rounds into the crowd, striking four of the nine men who died. Two of the dead were struck only by .223-caliber rifle bullets. Waco Police Department and the Texas Ranger Division investigated.

Motorcycle club members, mostly Cossacks and Bandidos who were armed with pistols, bludgeons and knives, attacked each other at a biker rally that was being monitored by police. Officers Andy O'Neal, Michael Bucher and Heath Jackson fired 12 rifle rounds into the crowd, striking four of the nine men who died. Two of the dead were struck only by .223-caliber rifle bullets. Waco Police Department and the Texas Ranger Division investigated.

Motorcycle club members, mostly Cossacks and Bandidos who were armed with pistols, bludgeons and knives, attacked each other at a biker rally that was being monitored by police. Officers Andy O'Neal, Michael Bucher and Heath Jackson fired 12 rifle rounds into the crowd, striking four of the nine men who died. Two of the dead were struck only by .223-caliber rifle bullets. Waco Police Department and the Texas Ranger Division investigated.

Motorcycle club members, mostly Cossacks and Bandidos who were armed with pistols, bludgeons and knives, attacked each other at a biker rally that was being monitored by police. Officers Andy O'Neal, Michael Bucher and Heath Jackson fired 12 rifle rounds into the crowd, striking four of the nine men who died. Two of the dead were struck only by .223-caliber rifle bullets. Waco Police Department and the Texas Ranger Division investigated.

Ruidoso Police Department Corporal Lance Ledford and Officer Joseph Baily were investigating a domestic disturbance when they both fatally shot Jones in his home. In spite of orders, he had approached them and his mother with a sword. It was the department's first fatal officer-involved shooting.

Leland Kane Smithson reportedly crashed into a tree during a police chase, then shot himself in the head. Smithson had allegedly robbed the Wells Fargo bank at 1300 22nd St. shortly after 10 a.m., police said. He fled in a Chevrolet Impala and led officers on a short chase through downtown Bakersfield before he hit a tree. According to police, officer Isaac Garcia fired at Smithson, but did not strike him.

Nelson was shot after jumping on a deputy's car, according to authorities.

While questioning a 35-year-old man at 905 East Main Street it was determined the individual was the subject of outstanding warrants. The man was placed into custody and held in a law enforcement vehicle. officers reported gunshots coming from inside the car and returned fire striking the individual who had moments earlier been taken into custody.

After a fight with his father, Gaines drove away from his house in a pickup truck containing a gun. He sped through Grand Junction, hitting a motorcycle and a car. He left his truck, carrying a gun, and forced a mother and her children out of their SUV. Authorities from several departments converged on Gaines. A Grand Junction officer fatally shot him.

Near midnight Burtsfield was spotted trespassing in a rural area. Deputies chased her, then stopped her vehicle with deflating spikes. She emerged from her vehicle brandishing a knife. A Taser wasn't effective in stopping the threat deputies felt, so she was shot to death.

Officers tracked the suspect, 38-year-old Chrislon Talbott, to a motel on Frederica Street late Wednesday night. Kentucky State Police say Talbott came out of a room around midnight and shot at officers

Paul J. Dawson and Robin L. Cameron were reportedly found dead inside a home after a one-hour standoff with police. Police said they were called to the home at around 6:30 p.m. by a young girl who said her mother had just been shot. The girl said she and her two younger siblings had escaped to a neighbor's. Officers reportedly tried to reach someone inside the home for about an hour before entering and finding the couple dead. According to a police news release, physical evidence and witness statements indicate that Dawson shot and killed Cameron and then shot and killed himself.

Three city police officers went to 10 Temple Avenue around 1:30 p.m. to check on Elvin Diaz at the request of county probation officials. Hackensack Police Director Michael Mordaga said Diaz was armed with "a very large knife" when the shooting occurred.

El Paso police shot and killed a 22-year-old man who was armed and possibly suicidal moments after he tried to enter a children's day care center in the Northeast, police officials said.

Deputies followed a tip about Horn, suspected in a double murder, to J. N. Turkey Kearn Memorial Wildlife Area. They fatally shot him at a house when he threatened them with a pistol.