The man was shot after allegedly grabbing an officer's Taser and shocking him with it during a struggle as police tried to apprehend him, according to authorities. Officers were responding to a report that he had been smashing windows with a skateboard. They pursued the man on his skateboard with their car until he fell or jumped off, police said.

Officers responding to reports of a man with a gun attempted to subdue Milliner by grabbing him by the collar as he walked away from police. The 27-year-old then attempted to pull out a handgun and was fatally shot by officers.

A deputy fatally shot Hurtado after the 17-year-old attacked his grandfather with a martial arts club and pointed a rifle at responding deputies. Family members said Hurtado suffered from mental illness.

An officer stopped Todora due to a broken tail light on his car, and engaged in a fatal gunfight after Todora began shooting at officers. The 54-year-old was going through a messy domestic dispute, which police say aggravated the man.

Police attempting to get Blue and three companions out of a car during a confrontation shot and killed the 20-year-old after an officer observed one of the passengers pointing a gun out of the car window.

Police serving a warrant for controlled substance trafficking and illegal possession of a firearm fatally shot Benton after the 27-year-old acted in a "hostile" fashion to responding officers.

Watson seriously injured his mother and killed her boyfriend with a shotgun before police arrived. Watson fired at officers and struck two before being gunned down.

Paul Castaway, who had battled schizophrenia for several years, was fatally shot by Officer Michael Lee Traudt after allegedly running at officers with a knife. Castaway's family disputed the official account, and several anti-police brutality rallies were held in the wake of the shooting.

Police were called because a man was brandishing a knife at a coffee shop. When they approached him, he refused to drop the knife and "began to aggressively approach the officers," police said. After tasering him, they shot and killed him.

An undercover police officer tried to detain Suazo after the 23-year-old was involved in a drug transaction. The officer fatally shot Suazo after he fled and drove in the general direction of the officer. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Avant and another man participated in an attempted armed home robbery when police arrived. A deputy fatally shot Avant after he exited the house and pointed an assault rifle at deputies.

Lisa Brown, the girlfriend of former NFL player Buster Barnett, reportedly kidnapped and killed his wife, Sandra Elaine Barnett, then killed herself after a police pursuit. Police said Brown abducted Sandra Barnett at her Ellenwood, Georgia home while Barnett was on the phone with a friend. Carroll County police saw Brown driving Buster Barnett's Dodge Durango and gave chase on Interstate 20. Alabama State Patrol troopers joined in when the pursuit crossed state lines. According to officials, the Durango suddenly stopped in at mile marker 208, where Brown reportedly shot Sandra Barnett and turned the gun on herself. Both women died at the scene.

Police were called when Gonzalez, who is believed to have an unspecified mental illness, allegedly became violent and brandished a sword. Police say he refused commands to drop the sword, and Officer Joseph Mensah shot and killed him.

Abdulazeez fired '50 to 60 rounds' at an armed services recruiting center, killing a navy sailor before driving to a naval reserve base and killing four US marines in an attack that is being investigated as an act of terrorism. Abdulazeez also injured two others, including a Chattanooga police sergeant, before being killed by police gunfire.

Police said officers were responding to a call about a man with a gun near a construction site when they encountered Foster. According to authorities, 'a gun was brandished' and the officer opened fire. The shooting death of Foster by Homestead Police Officer Anthony Green was the third time Green had shot a man while on duty, and the second fatality.

Authorities say the incident began around 3 a.m. when Moreno Valley police responded to a call of a mentally ill person assaulting a family member. When officers arrived, the suspect attacked an officer and fled.Then around 6 a.m., police responded to a stabbing call in the area of Webster and Perris and found the victim. Within minutes, officers encountered Smith near Perris and Sunnymead boulevards. The suspect was holding a hand tool and refused to drop it. When he advanced toward police, he was shot and killed.

Davis was involved in a 'very, very violent' struggle with an officer, according to police. The officer had been called after reports of a fight in the area involving five men. The officer deployed his Taser and then fired his gun once, striking Davis. Davis later died in hospital.

Brand was reported missing by friends who also said that he had made statements '"indicating he was intending to harm himself." Deputies said that when they located Brand he pointed a pistol at them.

Authorities said they were attempting to book Gomez into custody when he began fighting with police and reached for an officer's weapon. Police said an officer attempted to use a Taser on Gomez but it had no effect, prompting officers to fire.

Snyder took his ex-girlfriend hostage at gunpoint, according to police. The woman escaped after officers arrived and Snyder fled, according to police. He was discovered in the neighborhood and exchanged gunfire with officers before he was shot.

Police were dispatched to respond to reports that Dewey was armed and involved in a domestic disturbance. Dewey allegedly left the home on foot, hiding under a nearby camping trailer and firing at officers with a pistol when he was located.

DuBose was killed by a single shot to the head during a traffic stop by Officer Raymond Tensing. With a long criminal record of relatively minor offenses, DuBose had no valid license and had alcohol in his vehicle, but was unarmed and compliant. The county prosecutor initially refused to release the body cam video. When it was released the officer was indicted for murder in late July, unusual and unusually rapid. The announcement came with a closure of the UC campus and an insertion of state troopers to quell unrest.

An off-duty officer checking on his in-laws said he arrived to see the front door kicked open. The officer said when he entered he saw Brown carrying a firearm, and the officer shot and killed him.

Police arrived at a home after a female caller told police that Francis had held a knife as he threatened and chased her and another female roommate. Officers found Francis armed with a large knife in the front yard, police said. Police said the officers "gave numerous commands" for him to drop the knife, but he did not. Police said Francis raised the knife and charged at the officers, and they shot and killed him.

Tyre had reportedly fired shots into a wooded area near a residence police had initially visited on a domestic disturbance call. Tyre refused to drop the firearm as officers approached and then advanced on them, according to police.

Deputies killed Benitez-Santiago after he refused to drop his gun, police said. An investigation later revealed that Benitez-Santiago's gun was not loaded. Benitez-Santiago allegedly killed one man and seriously wounded another 30 minutes before he was shot by deputies.

Police came to a home to investigate a rape and found Williams hiding under a bed. He came out with a knife. They tasered him twice and then shot him.

Guisherd shot a police officer in the chest during an arrest attempt. The officer then returned fire, according to police. Guisherd was wanted over the murder of a 25-year-old woman in 2014. The officer was later taken to hospital.

At around 7 p.m., John Russell Houser opened fire inside The Grand 16 cinema, killing Mayci Breaux, 21, and Jillian Johnson, 33. Nine other people were injured, several critically. Nearly 300 people were inside the movie theater when Houser began shooting about 20 minutes into a showing of "Trainwreck". Houser was staying in a room at a nearby Motel 6, and was reportedly described as "kind of a drifter." Police searched his motel room and said they found various wigs and disguises inside. Officers said it was clear that his plan was to shoot and to flee the theater alive. Officers believe Houser fled the theater following the shooting, only to find a police cruiser outside. After seeing police, Houser turned the gun on himself, according to police. The Associated Press reported that Houser's wife and other family members filed for a temporary protection order in 2008 after Houser "exhibited extreme, erratic behavior." They said he made ominous and disturbing statements, and he suffered from "manic depression or bipolar disorder."

Wolfsteller was allegedly causing a disturbance inside an Arby's restaurant when police arrived. Authorities said Wolfsteller and an officer scuffled, and that at some point the officer removed her weapon and shot the man, reportedly in the head.

Authorities said Stortzum was threatening a woman and three girls with a gun, and it's believed that one or more of the girls escaped the apartment where the incident occurred to call 911. When police arrived he allegedly refused commands to drop the weapon, and was fatally shot.

Braswell emerged from his house firing at deputies who were responding to a report that he threatened to kill himself, according to authorities. The deputies were said to have spent hours trying to negotiate with Braswell.

Police said officers were checking on a car parked on the side of the interstate when Jackson shot at police and fled into the woods. A brief manhunt ensued and authorities say shots were exchanged before Jackson was killed.

After speaking to police who were investigating a beating of one of his neighbors, Day allegedly went into his apartment and returned with a pellet gun, which he used to shoot and injure one of the officers. Two officers returned fire and fatally wounded him, according to authorities.

Police said Westly was fatally shot after firing at officers who were responding to a report that a woman and one other person were being held hostage. Westly tried to escape on foot, according to authorities, but was captured and died from his injuries.

Falgout, who was wanted for theft, was shot by eight officers after getting out of his vehicle and pointing a BB gun at them at the end of a car chase. Authorities described his actions as suicide by cop. The incident was captured by a surveillance camera.

Deputies were responding to a report that Milliken was attacking a family member. Authorities said the deputies feared for the family member's life and fired at the man.

Johnson was allegedly brandishing a knife when officers arrived in response to a disturbance call. Authorities said Johnson advanced at the officer and refused commands to drop the weapon

The man was allegedly drunk and damaging property when deputies arrived. Authorities say he grabbed a metal pipe and struck a deputy with it. In response, one deputy used a Taser on the man while another shot him.

Police said they were attempting to arrest Malone at a motel on charges including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He tried to escape through a back window, according to authorities, and during a confrontation with officers outside he was shot and killed.

Vrenon was fatally shot after allegedly pulling a gun on officers who had pursued him for 16 miles on the highway. The 25-year-old, who came to a stop after driving over spike strips, had sped off after being approached by police as he sat stationary in his car on the highway shoulder.

Vallejo was involved in an altercation with several other men and had a handgun, police said. Vallejo allegedly refused commands to drop the weapon, and the officer fired. Vallejo's wife, who was with him, said that he had no gun and that officers shot him in the back.

Hatch, along with two other men, was suspected of involvement in a narcotics deal. Hatch shot and injured an officer during an arrest operation and was then killed after multiple officers returned fire. The officer was released from hospital the same evening and the two other suspects were arrested.

Cook was reportedly involved in a domestic dispute but fled the scene before an officer arrived. He was found at a nearby boat ramp where he shot at an officer, before the officer returned fire, according to police.

Clements was suspected of sexual assault, and when officers arrived at his residence, he came out and shot an officer in the chest. Then, officers shot him to death.

Malave attempted to burglarize the Horseshoe Pike Gun Shop, in Campbelltown, Pennsylvania, early Monday. A burglary alarm went off and law enforcement responded to the scene, which is about 15 minutes away from Harrisburg. Malave, carrying a rifle, fled into a nearby soybean field with bags and backpacks filled with guns. He was fatally shot by police during the encounter.

The incident occurred when an Orange County Sheriff's Department officer found Aliva distressed and acting strangely pulled over on Las Pulgas Road. When the Deputy approached Aliva began aggressively pointing and yelling at the deputy. An hour-long standoff ensued as the man said that he was armed. When Aliva emerged from his car he had a black shirt wrapped around his hand, extending it as if it was a weapon. A deputy fired a bean bag round at Aliva, but it did not subdue him, then three OCSD officers and two border patrol agents fired their guns killing Aliva.

Officers got call about man with fake police badge. Upon questioning he got agitated and walked away, then turned around and opened fire on police. Officers shot back and took cover, hitting him with 11 bullets.

Police were called when Montano started attacking people with a hatchet and pepper spray in a movie theatre. When officers and SWAT arrived, shots were exchanged. Montano left through back entrance but was greeted by more officers waiting outside who shot him.

Dattilo said something to two officers while walking by, and they noticed he had a knife. Dattilo swung the knife at the officers. As the officer backed away, Dattilo charged at them while waving the knife. Police shot him multiple times.

Cops received a call and went to home to find Montano in a bathroom stabbing his wife with a butcher knife. Police repeatedly told him to put down the knife, but he did not. He then charged at the cop with the knife and was shot.

Police pulled over car, car pulled into back parking lot of sport's bar. Officer parked behind them and stepped out of his vehicle, as several people got out of the other vehicle. Officer spotted that one had a gun and focused attention on him. Suspect appeared to reach into back window of car and officer pulled his weapon. Suspect backed up and was struck.

Marchese was shot in front of his house after police saw him pull a toy gun out of his pocket. Police were called about an armed man walking around the street. Marchese had been released on drug possessions charges the evening before.

Deputy Michael O'Brien shot and killed Mark Keckhaser after Keckhaser was driving erratically down an alley and allegedly drove in the general direction of O'Brien. Keckhafer/Keckhaser was allegedly intoxicated and attempted to flee police in a high speed pursuit. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Correa was apparently found hiding in a closet of a home police were investigating for a broken window. Police said Correa lunged at officers with a sharp object, and Officers Glen Taylor and Eli Prunchak shot and killed him.

Officers were called to 3rd Street after receiving reports of Burr and his brother arguing outside. One of the brothers shot at the police car when they showed up to the scene. The officer returned to the car, pulled out an AR-15, fired a few shots at the brothers. Burr was pronounced dead at the scene.

Wilkes was fatally shot by police after getting into a firefight with police. Officers believe Wilkes shot and killed Charles Dean Thompson, a former Gaston County police officer. The shooting took place in someone's home. Two officers and a bystander were shot in the encounter, but sustained non-fatal injuries.

Multiple San Jose police officers fatally shot the man after he allegedly stabbed someone. officers Adam Dorn and Timothy Faye shot and killed Rivera while attempting to detain the man after locating him about a mile away from the scene of the stabbing.

Quinn, in a motorized wheelchair outside his "apartment complex for elderly, disabled and low-income residents" and flourishing a pellet gun, was shot to death by local police after refusing 15 to 20 commands to drop his weapon.

A motorcycle officer stopped Richard Young for speeding in a school zone, police said. While the officer completed his citation, Young reportedly reversed his car and struck the officer and the motorcycle, and then accelerated his car in the direction of the officer when the officer shot him, police said. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Law enforcement officers were tracking Shull, who police say was wanted in the area, and gunfire broke out when they found him at a gas station, according to authorities. Two troopers were wounded in the gunfight.

Officials said police were trying to serve an arrest warrant when there was a struggle between the officers and Alarcon. Alarcon allegedly fired twice at the officers before being shot dead. Two officers received minor injuries, according to police

Smith was a passenger in a car that fled from law enforcement officials, authorities said. Multiple officers fired at Smith when the car chase ended on a dead-end street. Police said a gun was found near Smith and that the driver of the car was taken into custody.

A person released on parole was shot and killed by authorities after he emerged from his pickup following a brief pursuit and pointed a gun at law enforcement. Authorities attempted to pull him over, but the parolee sped off; police only chased after him for a short distance before he crashed into a fence then exited his vehicle while pointing a gun at police. There was a brief standoff before he was shot and killed.

Officers with the Harris County Constable's Office responded to the residence where Leigh was located. Once there, they made contact with him at the rear of the residence. He was standing near a handgun located on the ground. The officers began speaking with him. He started reaching for the weapon and a Taser was deployed with no success in an attempt to detain the male. Only one prong of the Taser made contact with him. The deceased reached down picked up the weapon and discharged away from the officers. The discharged round struck the house and fragmented with a portion of it striking one of the officers on the scene. Leigh then walked away from the officers and around the corner of the residence where he shot and killed himself.

Gonzalez was shot at an apartment complex after refusing several commands to drop a gun that he was brandishing at an officer, according to authorities. The officer was responding to reports of a domestic disturbance and a man with a gun.

Officer heard a car crash, and when he went to investigate he saw Manley fleeing the crash. The officer caught up to Manley and shot him during a struggle over his gun. Second officer arrived and stunned him with a Taser, but it wasn't until a third officer arrived that he was restrained.

Pope was fatally shot by Deputy Carl Howell at a home during an exchange of gunfire that also killed the deputy. Howell, a nine-year veteran of the department, had been called to respond to an early-morning domestic disturbance. A woman was found with injuries and three children were evacuated.

Baker was shot while fleeing a Motel 6 with another man after officers arrived to investigate 'suspicious activity,' according to authorities. Police initially said Baker fired at officers but now say he refused to drop his weapon. The other man escaped and was reported to be armed and dangerous.

Police were investigating a recent homicide when Officers Vidal Fonseca and Michael Jeffrey fired at Castillo, a suspect, after he reached for a handgun, according to police.

Police were chasing restaurant robbers. When they caught up with the vehicle, Michael Henderson allegedly shot and killed himself, police said.

Police were chasing Jacquez when he crashed the vehicle and ran toward a home, unarmed, when Officer Jacob Morris shot him once in the back and once when he turned around.

U.S. Marshals officers were serving a warrant, when the Kansas City, Kan., Police Department responded to assist. The U.S. Marshal made contact with individuals inside the residence who were able to positively identify one of the individuals as the suspect the marshals were there to apprehend. The suspect exchanged gunfire with the U.S. Marshals and barricaded himself inside the residence. After several unsuccessful attempts to make contact with the suspect, the Kansas City, Kan., Police Department's Special Operations Unit entered the residence and found the man, dead inside a closet, from an apparent gunshot wound.

Authorities responded to a church after receiving a call reporting that four people had been shot. Police said Baker, an Army veteran suffering from PTSD, died after exchanging gunfire with law enforcement at the church. Authorities said no one else was shot as the caller had reported.

Police responded to an assault call, Tevis hit the officer and the two fought. Officer used a Taser but it had no effect. As Tevis came at the officer with a large metal spoon raised, the officer shot him twice.

Gerken was killed after a standoff with county deputies, police said. Gerken allegedly opened fire on deputies before they returned fire and killed him.

Police were called about an armed man. When they arrived to the scene, the man confronted them with a gun, and he was shot.

Johnnie Lewis Hawkins II was on the run after violating his probation killed himself during a police chase.

Morgan was shot at his home after authorities said he approached a deputy with a knife. Morgan was living in a group home at the time and had barricaded himself in his room after a dispute over a bill. Police spent over an hour trying to get Morgan to leave his room peacefully without success. After they forcefully entered the room, Morgan charged at authorities with a knife and was then shot.

Officers were called about a disturbance, when they arrived Schneider was standing in front of his home with a gun. Officers ordered him to put his gun down, he pointed it at officers and was then shot and killed.

Hoffman was shot and killed outside his home by police. Police arrived at the home based on a disturbance call. Hoffman was armed at the time and when police asked Hoffman to drop his weapon, he refused. Hoffman's father said there was proof his son was surrendering before he was shot.

Tompkins stole a truck and engaged in a car chase with police, and there was a female in the vehicle's passenger seat. Police pursued Tompkins to County Road 1825 where both suspects jumped out of the truck, ran and hid behind a chicken house. Tompkins died of multiple gunshot wounds, and the woman was taken into custody.

There were reports of gunshots fired in the area around 7:30 a.m. Snider was carrying a firearm, repeatedly entering and leaving the neighborhood while shouting and firing his rifle. Police tried to negotiate with Snider without success, and when Snider pointed the firearm at police, he was fired upon.

Deputies responded to a domestic call and found Tomlinson armed, police said. Officers shot Tomlinson after he allegedly ignored repeated requests to drop his weapon and raised it toward the officers. His brother, Scott Tomlinson, was found dead from gunshot wounds inside the residence, according to authorities.

Detectives were investigating a separate shooting when Arroliga shot at them and the officers returned fire, police said.

Dodd, who was reportedly suicidal, was standing on the overpass of a bridge and told officers he had a gun, police said. An officer shot Dodd in the leg when he allegedly pulled a gun out of his pocket, causing him to fall from the overpass onto the boulevard below, police said. Officials later said that Dodd was carrying a pellet gun.

Kyle Lambrose's wife told police her husband was suicidal and had barricaded herself and their three children inside their house, according to authorities. An officer was rescuing Lambrose's children from an upstairs, and perceived that Ambrose was threatening the children. The officer fired, but an autopsy concluded that Ambrose died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Officers responded to a robbery, they attempted to subdue Davis with a Taser but when that failed, and officer saw a gun in his hand, he was shot.

Evans was shot outside a church after being tracked down by a police officer, according to authorities. Police said they had been searching for him after a friend reported he was armed, had made suicidal threats on social media, and may have taken drugs. Authorities initially said it was unclear whether Evans pointed or fired his handgun.

Flores was shot dead in a confrontation with two deputies outside a house. They were responding to reports of a domestic disturbance and found an injured woman. Authorities suggested Flores had a knife but cellphone video of the encounter indicated his hands were empty and raised in the moments before he was shot. Police radio traffic reportedly identified Flores as suicidal.

Kumi was an innocent bystander during a sting, he was shot by an undercover officer while standing directly behind the suspect.

Officers responded to a robbery, Albrecht charged at them with a knife and was shot by both of the two officers once.

Police were called because of an "unwanted person" at a home. When officers arrived, Hall aimed his gun at a group of about six people and an officer shot him.

Rippley threw a bicycle into traffic when police were called. He then ran into a Pizza Ranch restaurant, police suspected he had a knife. Rippley grabbed a customer and was fatally shot by an officer.

Officers were executing a search warrant when Evans opened fire on them. Evans was a suspected drug dealer.

A robbery was reported at First Community Bank, and police exchanged fire with Williams, who was heavily armed, fatally wounding him.

Officers Felipe Miguel Lucero and Zebulon Price said they shot Centeno after he ignored their orders to put his hands up and pulled out a "pistol-looking object." Police later said Centeno was carrying a water pistol. Centeno died from his injuries about three weeks after the shooting.

Police responded to a disturbance call and encountered Meyer armed with a gun. The situation escalated and resulted in an officer fatally wounding Meyer with Meyer's gun.

Officer responded to domestic violence call about Damiani strangling his wife. When they got to the scene, Damiani charged them while swinging a metal pipe and was fatally shot.

Police received a call about an "armed suicidal male." Once on the scene, hostage negotiators continued to try to get Biggs to cooperate for over half an hour, according to police. Authorities said they began firing at Biggs once he started walking toward the officers.

A group of officers following Angelo Perry in unmarked vehicles observed him in a car with India Kager. She was driving erratically. Perry had been under investigation for a homicide. When Kager parked at a 7-Eleven, the officers also parked and approached the car. Perry shot at them almost immediately. Officers fired back, killing Perry and Kager. After the shooting, officers discovered a 4-month-old baby in the car. The baby was unharmed.

The police are called regarding a man stealing purses and trying to sell drugs. Police caught up with Mohamed Ibrahim, and he shot at police and fled the scene. Five hours after the first call, deputies spotted his vehicle on Interstate 220 and attempted to stop him, but they engaged in a pursuit before finally stopping his car. Ibrahim got out of the car, showing a handgun. Officers fired at Ibrahim striking him multiple times. He was pronounced deceased at the scene. Ibrahim's family says police came to their home's front door, several hours before his death and had informed officers that Ibrahim has been diagnosed and hospitalized with schizophrenia.

Casillas tried to elude officers when they attempted a routine traffic stop. Casillas sped away, and officers broke off a pursuit after Casillas drove through several traffic lights. Officers again tried to stop Casillas, but he drove to Clovis Avenue and Lansing Way, where he ran from the car. Several officers approached the home where Casillas was reportedly hiding. Officers found Casillas hiding in a backyard, holding a 2-foot-long metal pipe. He refused to surrender and ran toward a police officer with the pipe, and the officer shot and killed Casillas.The family will receive a $4.4 million settlement from the city of Fresno in April 2020.

Tristan Vent was contacted by troopers during a traffic stop near the Davis Road ball fields when authorities saw he had been driving a stolen vehicle. Vent was armed, and officers opened fire when attempts to negotiate and use less-lethal force were unsuccessful.

After a standoff, victim threatened officers with a hand grenade and was shot, killing him.

Police responded to a fire at Chau's residence where it was discovered that Chau used an accelerant to set his wife, Lan, on fire. Chau's brother-in-law attempted to help Lan and was stabbed in the arm by Chau. Lan's mother also tried to rescue her and was also attacked with a knife. When police arrived they discovered Chau pointing a knife at his wife and they shot him. Chau's wife and her mother were fatally injured by Chau.

Police said Eddie Tapia carjacked a vehicle and was fatally shot by Deputies Kamal Ahmad, Daniel Leon, Darell Edwards and Gonzalo Galvez after he reportedly fired a shotgun and pointed a gun at officers after a pursuit. After being knocked off the road by a trooper, he went into an open restaurant.

Officers arrived at the scene to find the man repeatedly stabbing a woman and himself, police said. Officers fatally shot the man after he ignored commands to stop, according to authorities. Police said the woman died from her wounds.

An officer was conducting a "pedestrian check" on the man when he produced a knife and threatened the officer, prompting the officer to shoot him, police said. No additional details have been released.

FBI agents were executing a search warrant at a home in connection with child abuse images, according to authorities. While executing the warrant, officers opened fire and the man was killed, police said. Additional details, including whether the man was a suspect, have not been released.

A SWAT team was sent to Stevens' house after he confronted a retired officer with a gun and then refused to turn himself in or leave his house, police said. The team responded to shots from Stevens with a chemical agent, but Stevens refused to leave, according to authorities. An officer shot Stevens after he pointed his gun at the Swat team when they entered his home, police said.

A Talladega County sheriff's deputy shot and killed Derek Davis.

The suspect in an armed robbery led police across a multi-country chase before reportedly shooting and killing himself outside Tell City, police said.

(Delta State shooter) Shannon Lamb reportedly shot himself while being pursued by police in Greenville, Mississippi.

Police killed Powell after responding to the same house three times in one night following reports that Powell was assaulting a resident and attempting to break in, according to authorities. Details about the encounter have not been released, but police said officers fatally shot Powell after a struggle.

During a police standoff, Jessica Arrendale, 33, died of a gunshot to the head and Antoine Davis, 30, died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, police said.

Police responded to a report that Suarez-Ruiz was threatening to hurt himself, according to authorities. Officers said they killed Suarez-Ruiz after a 'confrontation', but have not released additional information.

Officers responded to a report of shots fired and fatally wounded Wilhelm when he "engaged" with officers, police said. Wilhelm is suspected of killing a 55-year-old woman before he was shot by police, according to authorities.

According to authorities, Gunderman fired shots at sheriff's deputies during a pursuit on foot and the deputies fired back, injuring Gunderman. The chase ensued after Gunderman drove a reportedly stolen vehicle onto a dead-end road near a ski resort.

Law enforcement arrived at Price's house in response to a domestic violence call, according to authorities. Price left his home waving a gun and exchanged shots with officers, police said.

Johnson, a home burglary suspect, was shot by deputies from a helicopter during a high-speed chase. He collapsed after fleeing his SUV when he crashed into another vehicle.

Lucien Rolland was hit by 18 bullets and killed when he allegedly emerged armed from his pickup truck after a chase on I-10. A St. Tammany deputy had reportedly attempted to stop a white GMC Sierra traveling at a very low speed in the center lane of Pontchartrain Drive near Southside Cafe at around 2:30 a.m. The deputy turned on his lights, which apparently prompted Rolland, the driver, to accelerate toward the US 11 bridge over Lake Pontchartrain. A male passenger reportedly jumped out and ran away before the truck sped off, and later told investigators that he demanded to be let out as Rolland fired a gun at deputies. The chase entered Orleans Parish on the south side of the lake before the pickup looped onto I-10 and headed back toward the north shore with Rolland allegedly continuing to shoot at deputies. State troopers joined the chase as Rolland led officers back across the lake on I-10, where Slidell Police joined in the chase. Troopers deployed a stop strip on the highway near the Old Spanish Trail exit, puncturing one of the Sierra's tires. The pickup eventually came to a stop on the Gause Boulevard overpass. Rolland allegedly exited the truck holding a handgun and "challenged" the officers who "engaged the individual and neutralized the threat," Sheriff Jack Strain said. Officers from all three agencies fired shots, and Rolland died at the scene shortly after 3 a.m. St. Tammany Parish Coroner Dr. Charles Preston said Rolland suffered wounds to his chest, abdomen, pelvis and extremities. The extent of Rolland's internal injuries made it impossible to determine which shot was fatal, Preston said.

Police said the man was shot after walking out of a home and opening fire on officers following a nine-hour standoff. The officers were responding to reports of a dispute from a woman inside the house.

Ali was under investigation for selling drugs and had reportedly choked a woman when officers approached the hookah bar that Ali owned, police said. A SWAT team raided the bar and shot Ali when he reached into his waistband, according to authorities. Ali died several weeks after the shooting.

Fuller fled the area after officers responded to reports of suspicious activity, police said. When police caught up with Fuller, a deputy shot him after he raised his right hand holding what the deputy thought was a gun, according to authorities. Police later learned Fuller was holding a stapler.

Officers were approached Money and a man, William Spaits, in the parking lot of a Target to serve outstanding warrants when the two ran to their car and began shooting at the officers, police said. The officers returned fire, killing both Spaits and Money, according to authorities. The officers sustained non-life threatening wounds.

Todd T. Houck shot and killed himself after he fatally shot the boyfriend of his estranged wife during a confrontation at a Caroline County motel and then led police on a 30-mile chase, police said.

The deputies were called out to the home to check on Torngren after he sent suicidal letters to his daughter. Initial reports indicate Torngren was outside his home with a long gun and a handgun, which he pointed in the air. He was shot and killed.

Smith, who had been served a restraining order based on domestic abuse, was turning in his guns to a deputy when he shot the deputy from behind, police said. Smith fled the scene and barricaded himself in a hotel room, which he left firing after police arrived, according to authorities.

Khammash was allegedly holding his ex-wife and their child in a van against their will. Police were taking Khammash into custody when he pulled out a gun and shot at officers, prompting them to return fire, according to authorities.

An employee at a pharmacy called police to report that McLeod had tried to use a fake prescription, police said. The responding officer spotted McLeod in a parking lot near the pharmacy and fatally shot him after he reached "around to the small of his back and abruptly [whipped] his hand around and [pointed] it toward the officer, as if with a weapon," according to authorities.

Officers responding to a domestic disturbance arrived to find that a woman and a child, Lopez's wife and son, had been stabbed. Police said there was an altercation between Lopez and officers which led to him being shot.

Officers responded to a report of a suicidal man and shot Quinn when he allegedly advanced at them with a screwdriver and refused commands to stop.

Deputies were responding to reports of a suspect firing shots at party. Authorities said when they arrived, Blood went to a car, grabbed a gun and began firing 'in a threatening manner.'

Deputies responded to the home after a woman called 911 and found McKinney stabbing the woman, police said. McKinney died at the scene after being shot and the woman is in critical condition, according to authorities.

Guzman was reportedly holding a knife. Police have provided no further details and have not confirmed how many officers opened fire or if Guzman wielded the weapon at police.

Shell left his home with a shotgun after deputies responded to a domestic violence call, police said. Deputies shot Shell after he ignored their commands to drop his weapon, according to authorities.

Prosper crashed the car he was driving, a cab, on the highway and was running from the scene when police arrived, according to authorities. An officer caught up with Prosper, and the two began struggling near the side of the highway, police said. The officer said he tasered and then shot Prosper after he bit the officer's finger.

Rockport Police were called to a home where a man and woman were involved in a disturbance when officers arrived. An altercation broke out when officers tried to arrest the man. He became unresponsive once he was taken into custody, and was given first aid until an ambulance arrived. The man was taken to a hospital in Aransas Pass, where he later died.

Johnson allegedly killed a former co-worker in Georgia and then drove 500 miles before police shot him in West Virginia, according to authorities. Police said Johnson got out of his car with a gun pointed at officers when they opened fire.

Ronald W. Martin reportedly shot himself at his home in front of officers, including Chief Frank Moore. Police had responded to a request from a relative to check on Martin. Martin was reportedly close friends with former Chief J.D. Roth, who'd committed suicide in 2013 about one month after being charged with felony official misconduct and suspended from his job. Martin's suicide came two weeks after former Interim Chief Sgt. Scott Miller shot and killed himself.

Rialto police responded to a domestic disturbance call from a woman regarding her boyfriend at an apartment complex. When they arrived, police said they located a man who was combative, and they fought. Officers used a Taser on the suspect, which was ineffective. That's when he pulled out a knife, and an officer shot and killed him.

Diaz shot at officers who were pursuing him after responding to a domestic violence call, police said. An officer returned fire after Diaz pulled his car over and struck an officer's vehicle, according to police.

Two officers were stopped at a red light when the back window of their patrol car shattered. Fearing they were under fire, police said, the officers got out of the cruiser and fired their own guns at a nearby man they believed was responsible, killing him. When investigators searched his body and the nearby scene, they didn't find a gun or any other weapon. Instead, they determined he had shattered the patrol car's window by throwing a 40-ounce beer bottle.

Police shot McCallum after he charged at them with a gun when they entered his home following reports of a shooting, according to authorities. Officers found a woman with stab and gunshot wounds inside the home and she was taken to the hospital in serious condition, police said.

Police shot Jencsik at the end of a three-hour standoff when he left his home pointing a gun at officers, according to authorities. Jencsik is accused of fatally stabbing a woman and critically injuring a man before the standoff.

Monterey police say they received reports of a man acting irrationally and who possibly had a weapon. Donald Thomas Miller II was brandishing a replica handgun when he was shot six times. He had been in police custody earlier that day for trespassing, was described as obviously mentally ill, and released.

Deputies responded after Lago attacked two people with a machete, killing one, police said. An officer fatally shot Lago when Lago began charging toward another officer with the machete, according to authorities.

Police said Quay shot a sheriff's deputy with a crossbow when officers arrived at his home to arrest him for alleged assault. A state trooper returned fire and killed Quay. The deputy was said to be in stable condition.

Anthony Aguilar was fatally shot while trying to break into a woman's home, according to authorities. Police said he brandished a metal scraper. Officers said they used a Taser on Aguilar before shooting him.

William Combs was acting irrationally and claimed he had a bomb, police said. Officers said they heard a large noise that they thought could have been an explosive. Combs got into a car and began driving toward deputies when police shot him, according to authorities. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Officers were executing a search warrant when Powers began shooting, police said. Deputies returned fire, killing Powers and injuring another person, according to authorities. A deputy was also injured in the exchange of gunfire.

Ortiz was fatally shot by Officer Dominick Martinez while fleeing a park on a bicycle, according to police. Officers were responding to a 911 call from a 7-year-old girl who said two men were threatening to shoot her father. The other suspect was detained.

Smith was being evicted from his home when he fired his gun at officers, police said. Smith was shot and killed by a SWAT team after a nearly six-hour standoff, according to authorities. Two officers sustained minor injuries during the exchange of gunfire.

Deputies responded to a domestic incident in which Kozlowski shot his mother. when deputies got to the house, Kozlowski shot at deputies, who fired back and hit him at least a couple times. Deputies were not hurt. Jarek went back in the house and left through the back. Deputies called for backup and sent a reverse 911 to the neighborhood, and found him nearby, leading him to surrender. He died in the hospital a few days later.

Officers were investigating an auto theft and attempted to stop Villarreal when he drove the stolen car into a parking lot, according to authorities. Police opened fire after Villarreal allegedly backed his car into a police cruiser. Detective Leonardo Perafan shot and killed him.

Esch tried and failed to carjack two people before successfully carjacking a third person and driving away, police said. Deputies caught up to her and shot her following a confrontation, according to authorities.

Miller shot at his neighbor, Esbon Paskel. Paskel ran from Miller, and Miller then began firing at a girl who was looking out a second-floor window in Paskel's home. Miller went back into his own home, police said. Miller was at the front of his home, standing at the door when state police arrived. He fired from inside the house. Police eventually entered Miller's home where he was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said.

According to police, DPS and NW Patrol officers observed three suspects enter a cash store and attempt to rob it. DPS and NW officeres discharged their weapons striking the suspects when they ran at the officers with guns drawn. One suspect was killed, another wounded, and a third was arrested. No officers were injured.

Brennan allegedly robbed a Papa John's at gunpoint before police gave chase. The chase ended when Brennan crashed into a truck and exited his car with his gun pointed at officers, police said. Officers Jeffrey Krepina, Chuck Mehlman, Scott Jackson, Stephen Lindh, Parma Officer, Daniel Toporowych and Brooklyn officer Shane Phillips were all deemed justified.

Police said Tapia robbed a pharmacy of money at gunpoint, and was fatally shot minutes later after he pointed a gun at officers from his car during a brief pursuit.

Police were taking Benitez into custody after he threw glass bottles into the street, according to authorities. He began struggling with an officer and reportedly took his gun, prompting another officer shot him, police said.

According to police, SWAT responded to a consumer in a mental crisis who barricaded himself into a bedroom and had access to a long-gun. The suspect exited the location with a firearm, failed to follow commands, and was shot by a SWAT officer. The suspect died at the scene and there were no other persons injures.

Ricky Ball was reportedly shot several times by police after getting out of a car and fleeing an attempted traffic stop. He was said to have been a passenger in a car being driven by a woman. Charges were dropped against Officer Canyon Boykin in May 2020.

An off-duty police officer shot Brown dead after he got into the officer's car at a gas station and began driving it while the officer was waiting for it to be washed. A witness told reporters that the officer identified himself as a police officer and ordered Brown to get out of the car. The officer then opened fire when Brown made a sudden movement, according to the witness.

Gino Paredes was allegedly robbing a gas station and was noticed by an officer who was filling up his patrol car, according to police. During the confrontation that followed, Paredes brandished a pellet gun, the officer fired several times, and Paredes was killed.

Jones was shot and killed by an on-duty, plainclothes officer in an unmarked car, according to police. Jones had stopped on the side of the road because of car troubles, according to his family. Police said the officer approached what he thought was an abandoned car and that Jones was carrying a gun. Officer Nouman Raja, 41, was convicted of manslaughter and attempted murder.

Deputies saw a person "driving recklessly, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. They said that the driver sped off, leading deputies to a cul-de-sac in a couple miles away. As Ramirez turned his car around and faced the deputies, a woman got out of the car. Ramirez then allegedly accelerated his car toward the passenger side of the patrol car where a deputy was standing. Ramirez struck the patrol car, and the deputy opened fire. Ramirez was hit multiple times and died at the scene.

Deputies responded to the east side of Elephant Butte Dam where they found Lopes armed with a gun, police said. Lopes ignored deputies' commands to drop the gun and was shot after he pointed his gun at them, according to authorities.

Police were pursuing Greenwood and another man suspected of burglary, officials said. Deputies shot Greenwood after he lunged at a deputy with a knife and stabbed a police dog, according to authorities.

Deputies were serving a warrant for domestic violence charges when Rodriguez fled and the deputies pursued him, police said. Rodriguez struggled with the deputies and allegedly tried to take one of their guns before they shot him, according to authorities.

A US Customs and Border Protection officer shot and killed Galena near the US-Mexico border, authorities said. He allegedly approached the officer with a knife.

Police shot Green after he approached an officer with a knife and ignored commands to drop it, police said. Officers came to the area in response to reports about an armed person, according to authorities.

DWhen deputies arrived on the scene of a domestic dispute, they encountered a man brandishing a gun who deputies said would not cooperate.At some point, the man fired at and injured two deputies. The deputies along with others who responded returned fire killing the suspect.

Fude allegedly pointed a shotgun at officers during an incident at his home and refused police commands to drop the weapon.

A domestic violence report became a standoff, with John Tozzi eventually shot and killed after firing a rifle at police.

Police responded to reports from a woman that West was threatening her and her child. When deputies arrived, West was alone inside his house and pointing his gun at himself, authorities said. After a standoff, deputies shot West when he pointed his gun at them, police said.

Officers chased Igbuhay and three others who were driving in a stolen car and eventually caught up with them near a swamp, police said. Igbuhay was shot after he allegedly tried to drown a police dog and then another officer in the water. The dog and the officer were not hurt.

A state trooper identified a stolen car in a gas station parking lot, according to authorities. When the trooper and other law enforcement officers approached Kevin Brunson, who had been driving the car, he allegedly got back in the car and drove it into a police cruiser. Brunson was shot after he got out of his car and reached to his waist, police said.