According to police, an officer saw a man attacking a woman with a knife. When he tried to intercede, he was attacked, and he shot and killed the man.

A hit and run crash led to a pursuit involving a Pinal County deputies. Bender Dass led police to the area of Combs and Rittenhouse, and began driving in circles. At one point, Dass crashed into a marked car. Police ordered him to get out of the car and surrender. He accelerated the car in the direction of the officer, and the police shot and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A deputy had been looking for Bess—who was wanted on drug-related felony and misdemeanor warrants and a traffic-related warrant—when he learned Bess had been spotted nearby. Police said Bess fled on foot, and the officer encountered him behind a barn at another residence. The deputy stopped about 50 feet away from Bess, who produced a knife. The officer told Bess several times to drop the knife and get on the ground, but instead he charged the deputy, who shot and killed him.

Police were called to Orange Blossom Trail on reports of a man walking up and down the road with a chrome firearm, police said. The first officer to respond found Charles and asked for back-up, saying he had Charles at gunpoint. Three additional officers arrived to help and commanded Charles to drop the gun. He refused and raised it. Officers Michael Ragsdale and Joseph Imburgio then fired at Charles, killing him.

Crockett County deputies and a Maury City police officer were executing a search warrant at a home when Branch, who is not a resident of the home, entered the residence brandishing a weapon, according police. There was an exchange of gunfire during which officers fired their weapons, killing Branch.

A wanted robber was surrounded by police and came out the back door of a house and shot himself in the head.

Several college students called police when they saw a man circling the neighborhood in a minivan and thought he was casing homes in the neighborhood. A marked unit turned on its emergency lights behind the minivan while an unmarked police car stopped in front of the minivan. Police say both officers exited their car and ordered the driver of the minivan to turn off the engine. At that time the driver allegedly drove in the general direction of plainclothes officer's direction. An officer fired four shots, killing Richard Ferretti. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Tucker was shot by Temecula Police Officers after he advanced upon them wielding a knife. Police responded to a 911 call within a residence. As police arrived on scene, they were directed to the garage at the residence. During the contact, the male advanced toward the officers with the knife, and he was shot and killed.

Officers went to the residence to talk to a man. When he spotted the officers, the man went into the home and refused to come out. A one-block section of King Road was closed to traffic and homes in the immediate area were evacuated. Police negotiators responded and tried to make contact with the man. After several attempts failed to elicit a response, officers used a robot to enter the residence. The robot searched the residence and found the man dead.

Police responded to a reported domestic violence incident five-miles south of Buffalo. Officers made contact with a white man who was suspected of being armed. The subject allegedly failed to obey officers' commands and was shot and killed by Officers Jesse Mattson and Jason Daering.

Police were attempting to serve a warrant for drugs on Corey DiGiovanni when he led them on an extensive chase. Police shot and killed him when he allegedly drove in the general direction of police.

Police were trying to arrest Richard Thompson for parole violations when Couch apparently fired on police and committed suicide.

Police received a call reporting a man with "an Uzi-style gun" speaking to three individuals inside a vehicle near 21st Street and Locust Avenue, Zabel said. Officers arrived within minutes and the shooting happened shortly after. The man had an airsoft toy gun.

Sam was shot by Presque Isle police officer Lucas Hafford. Responding to calls about erratic behavior, Hafford encountered Sam carrying a knife and used verbal orders and a stun gun before shooting and killing him, according to police.

Police responded to a holdup alarm, as a security guard chased the armed suspect out of the bank, according to police. The officers chased the suspect about a block. Officers ran into a gangway between buildings, and the robber turned around with a gun and an officer shot and killed him.

A deputy and a trooper responded to an assault. Stotts fled on a motorcycle, arriving at his home. He went for a shotgun, and was shot and killed.

Marion County Sheriff's Office's wanted to locate Joseph Napoli for questioning in a case they were working. A deputy located Napoli's vehicle pulled over on the side of the road and parked behind the man's vehicle, exited the patrol car and began to approach Napoli's vehicle. The deputy noticed Napoli had a handgun as she walked up to the vehicle. The deputy stated Napoli raised his gun, and she discharged her weapon. It's uncertain at this time who shot him.

Police responded to the Silver City Galleria shopping mall after DaRosa crashed a black Honda Accord into the entrance of a Macy's store. Moments later, police say DaRosa exited his car, assaulted multiple people inside Macy's, and then walked into a Bertucci's restaurant inside the mall. Inside the restaurant, DaRosa allegedly stabbed multiple people including a 56-year-old man who died. DaRosa was shot and killed by an off-duty Plymouth County sheriff's deputy.

After an attempted traffic stop, Vilaysane fled. Eventually, he was surrounded, and he responded by running into police cars with his. He was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Multiple Aurora police officers shot and killed an armed suspect following a carjacking and a police chase right after the suspect rammed a police vehicle, police said.

Two Greeley police officers shot and killed a suspect at the intersection of U.S. 85 and 31st Street. The man had tried to rob two women at gunpoint near a bowling alley earlier in the night, pointed his gun at police officers, led police on a high-speed chase and attempted to carjack a vehicle after crashing into another car, according to police.

An 11-hour standoff with a triple homicide suspect ended after the man was found dead. Police said Robinson is a convicted felon suspected of killing his ex-girlfriend and two of her relatives during a domestic dispute.

Giddings shot himself in the head after being pulled over in Bear Creek Township. When a trooper asked Giddings to get out of the vehicle for a sobriety test, he pulled out a handgun and shot himself in the head, according to police.

Police said the suspected gang member displayed a weapon as officers were conducting a pedestrian stop. There was an exchange of gunfire and the man was killed, LAPD said.

After posting suicidal thoughts on Facebook, Marsh went to a McDonalds armed with knives and was shot and killed.

Officers responded to a report of a possible armed home invasion. Several people called 911 and told dispatchers there was a man with a gun chasing a woman, later identified as 41-year-old Mercy Cordova. Police arrived to find Cordova dead. When the officers turned a corner, Clark started shooting from the second floor. Police returned fire and killed Clark.

After a massive manhunt because Pendleton was suspected of shooting a police officer, Pendleton was killed in a gunfight.

Deputies received a called about an armed man acting irrationally with a severe injury. Deputies said Sanders had cut off his own hand. Officials explained they tried to help the man, but he resisted and a confrontation ensued, which escalated based on the threat he posed to deputies, a California Highway Patrol officer and citizens. Deputies said Sanders was armed with an ax and failed to follow commands. He was shot and killed.

After apparently shooting his ex-girlfriend, Acree barricaded himself in a home. When police arrived, they say he shot himself.

Conrad entered the Food Emporium and became aggressive toward workers in the store. After an NYPD officer was alerted, he confronted Conrad and a struggle between the men ensued. Both of them fell to the ground, but when Conrad stood up, he displayed an 8-inch knife and approach the officer and two other officers. He was shot and killed.

Jessica Williams attempted to flee officers in a suspected stolen car. She allegedly drove in their general direction and was shot and killed.

Cruz apparently beat a man to death and refused to follow orders. He attacked an officer and was shot and killed.

Police were investigating a shots-fired complaint. They found Ford inside an apartment, dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot.

At about 5:13 p.m., there was a call for service at a home, and the reporting party indicated that Bijan Fardnazari, was stabbing himself in the backyard. Deputy Daniel Armenta responded to the call. He entered the house through the front door and saw Fardnazari in the backyard, behind an exterior security door, holding a knife. Armenta, with his Taser out, ordered Fardnazari to drop the knife, but the man did not comply with the deputy's orders. Fardnazari opened up the security door and entered the house, walking toward Armenta with the knife raised up in the air. Armenta put away his Taser and pulled out his firearm as he backed away from Fardnazari, who kept moving toward him. Armenta shot and killed Fardnazari.

Police say the man was shot when he resisted arrest. Details are pretty sparce.

Officers Ryan Austin and Ross Maynard fired on Fischer when they confronted him about 2:15 p.m. at Boulder Creek under the Broadway bridge, where he had been firing a gun into the creek. Police said Fischer pointed a gun at the officers before they shot and killed him.

Vernell Bing Jr. led officers on 3.7-mile high-speed chase that ended when he struck the officer's cruiser on a Springfield street, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. Bing exited the car and was shot and killed.

Officers responded to reports of an armed man in the High Country Conference Center, after a short chase, an exchange of gunfire and a carjacking, Bedonie was shot and killed.

Bodhi Phelps was fatally shot by officers while brandishing a pair of knives, after allegedly assaulting and forcing a woman into a car.

Police received a report of a suspicious driver on I-49 north of Harrisonville. A caller said the driver had caused several wrecks on the highway. When a deputy tried to stop the driver, the man sped off. Police said an officer from the Peculiar Police Department deployed stop sticks and the driver stopped just north of Highway J on I-49. There was a struggle when the deputy tried to arrest him and the man was shot and killed.

A Florida Highway Patrol motorcycle officer pulled over a red Nissan at N.W. 168th St. and 37th Ave. But as the officer gets off his bike to confront the driver, the suspect quickly put his car into reverse and tried to get away. The trooper then jumped on the hood of the car and pulled his gun, firing several shots into the driver's windshield. Louis made it a few blocks before he died.

Warren Christian tried to steal meat from an Ultra grocery store. Employees called police, and when officers tried to take him into custody, police said he grabbed an officer's gun, shot the officer, and tried to run before he was shot and killed by another officer.

Police were searching for a carjacked SUV. When they attempted to pull Angel Navarro over, he fled, and eventually stopped. Police said that after Navarro left the vehicle, reached to his waist, and advanced upon them, when they shot and killed him.

Police said the unidentified man was a wanted man who wasn't willing to be arrested. He fought and was tasered, but he grabbed one of the officer's guns and was shot and killed.

Castro was wanted on an Amber Alert for kidnapping. After a chase and a carjacking, he was shot and killed after reportedly firing on police.

Christensen, a serial window peeping suspect in Fort Collins took his own life as police were attempting to serve a search warrant.

Police were alerted to a black Chevrolet Tahoe occupied by a man parked near 56th and F Streets. As an officer got out of his cruiser, the man, Jerome P. "Joe" Bonnett Jr., 51, shot himself in the head. Bonnett was a longtime investment adviser in Omaha accused by state regulators of misappropriating more than $1.35 million of client funds.

Officers responded to a domestic violence call, police say. A man identified as Dennis Humphrey pointed a gun at them, and police shot and killed him.

Two deputies were investigating a car parked behind a business when the vehicle drove away. Authorities say the deputies tried to pull the car over for several miles before it stopped. Investigators say a man inside the car then started to fight with the officers and was shot and killed. In February 2020, a federal magistrate judge approved a $1.2 million settlement agreement to the family.

Dionisio Garza III, 25, has been identified as the shooter in the Memorial Drive mass shooting in west Houston. Eight people were shot and two of them, including Garza, were killed.

About 12:30 p.m., several victims reported their wallets were stolen at gunpoint at a parking lot. The victims gave police a description of the suspect and the vehicle they got away in. About 1 p.m., deputies stopped a vehicle matching that description about seven miles away near U.S. 17-92 and Firehouse Road. Deputies said the driver complied with commands. Donald Edward Brown III, who was in the passenger seat, did not comply. Brown allegedly got out of the vehicle as he was told but would not show his hands. Three deputies shot and killed Brown. Deputies reportedly found a knife in Brown's hand.

Calix was detained for crashing his bike and lying about his name. He apparently gave police a false name. He pulled a gun and was shot and killed.

Wickizer was armed with a gun and trying to break into a neighbor's house, apparently in pursuit of two of his female family members, when he was shot and killed, according to police.

Berger held a woman around the neck with a knife held to her throat, threatening to kill her inside the High Desert Museum. He was shot and killed as he advanced upon officers.

Police responded to a report of an armed man yelling profanities and banging on doors and windows at a strip mall. Police said a worker cleaning the strip mall's parking lot called 911 to report the man's conduct, saying that the man was frothing at the mouth. Three to four officers exchanged fire with the man, killing him.

Troopers in Palmer were notified of a disturbance. When officials arrived on scene, they encountered a man wielding a knife, police said. "While troopers were talking with him, the male charged at troopers with a knife in his hand," troopers wrote. "Two troopers fired their service weapons while one trooper attempted to utilize a Taser." The man was shot multiple times and died a short time later.

The incident started with the shooting two officers during a traffic stop. Following a massive 14-hour search for the man, Villabrille took refuge in a nearby house. The house caught fire after police threw tear gas and flashbang grenades trying to force him out. A coroner's report showed that Villabrille died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, police reported.

Brave Heart allegedly stabbed an officer while under police custody and waiting for a medical evaluation in the emergency room at the Indian Health Service hospital in Pine Ridge.

After a shooting and a chase, Langley was found in the vehicle with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police said a caller to 911 at first told a dispatcher a man was harassing her granddaughter, and then said he had produced a knife and stabbed the girl in the stomach. When two officers arrived at the scene, Stepp was outside holding a knife with a long blade, and he began to walk toward the officers. The patrolmen told Stepp to stop and then shot and killed him.

Moran was suspected of killing two people immediately before his car was stopped by police, and he opened fire before being shot and killed.

An officer was conducting a routine patrol when he approached a pickup truck parked near the soccer fields in Vinyard Park. Police say a man in the truck pointed a gun at the officer and told him to go away. The officer retreated and ordered the man to put down the gun, then heard a single gunshot. The man was found dead.

Police say they received a report of a disturbance from a home on West Kawailani Street. When an officer got there, he came across a man armed with a knife, along with a pit bull that had chased paramedics into their vehicle. He was shot and killed.

Police were trying to arrest Villagomez when the vehicle he was driving collided with unmarked police vehicles. The Modesto officers fired, killing Villagomez.

Morrison was wanted for burglaries, carjackings, and other crimes. Police were closing in when he shot himself. It was not reported whether he eventually died.

Michael J. Wilkins was the primary target of a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration task force involved in a four-hour standoff. On Thursday, federal prosecutors charged Wilkins with possessing about 5 kilos of methamphetamine with intent to distribute. Carlos Garcia, 43, died in a shootout with police at the home after Wilkins was arrested outside.

Police say they responded to a robbery at Walgreens in Port Arthur. Investigators say Brisco fired a shot in the store as he was leaving. When officers arrived, a chase began and shots were exchanged. An officer shot and killed Brisco a few buildings down from Walgreens.

An agent shot and killed an unidentified man while being assaulted. The decedent allegedly had crossed illegally into the United States near Somerton. Border Patrol said during the arrest, the suspect allegedly grabbed the agent's radio and collapsible steel baton and began striking him in the face and head, while he also attempted to remove the agent's sidearm from its holster.

According to the York County Sheriff's Office, Deputy Michael Lutz was helping York City Police serve a warrant, and when he encountered Nickol, gunfire was exchanged. Both Deputy Lutz and Nickol were taken to the hospital, where Nickol later died.

Gang officers stopped a car. A man armed with a gun got out of the car, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said. A scuffle ensued, Beck said, and at some point, police opened fire, killing Bursey.

Police responded to a domestic dispute believed to involve two brothers and found two men fighting in the garage of the single-family home, police said. After one of the men pulled a handgun, Officer Brad Althauser shot and killed him.

Deputies responded to a family disturbance call. Authorities said Duran's family called for help, saying Duran was threatening them. When deputies arrived, they found Duran armed with a home-made spear. Police said they attempted to use a Taser when Duran lunged at the deputies. One deputy shot and killed him.

Mateen killed at least 48 people at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando. He was shot and killed. It was the largest mass murder by a single individual in U.S. history.

Deputies were called to a home when Edwards' wife reported her husband was threatening suicide and was holding a large knife on a girl he'd taken hostage, police said. Edwards died from a single gunshot to the head during a standoff with police when deputies rushed into his Eagle Mountain home to prevent him from harming the girl who was being held at knifepoint.

Plainclothes detectives were investigating something when Sciscm approached them. Police said Sciscm and the detectives had a brief conversation. Police said he lifted his shirt and exposed a handgun in his waistband. Detectives then left their vehicle, drew their service weapons and identified themselves as police. According to police, Sciscm drew his weapon and pointed it at the detectives. One detective fired several rounds and killed Sciscm.

Kelley was a suspect in the robbery of a credit union. After a vehicle pursuit, and a short foot chase, police say Kelley pointed a gun at the officer and was shot and killed.

A woman called 911 to report two men at her house near North Outer Road east of Johnson Drive, asking for gasoline. When a deputy responded to the call, the deputy made contact with the vehicle and two men. Police said one of the men produced a gun and the deputy shot and killed him.

Boise police responded to what they described as reports of a drunken driver. Roughly 30 minutes later, Officer Rob Rainford fatally shot Rodriguez after Rodriguez reportedly attacked a Boise police officer, then repeatedly rammed several of the department's vehicles with his own.

Moghaddam was shot dead by police after opening fire inside a Texas Walmart where he worked before taking two people hostage.

Russell Rosser hit a police car and fled. As an officer attempted to put down stop sticks, Rosser allegedly swerved in the general direction of the officer, and Rosser was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A burglary call at Lorenzo de Zavala Middle School resulted in the death of a suspect who fled from Amarillo police officers. Police said that Griffin committed suicide in the parking lot of Woodlands Elementary School by shooting himself.

Police were called to check on Anderson's welfare. He met them with a rifle, and after a negotiation, he was shot and killed.

Deputies tried to stop Makarenko because he was driving erratically through neighborhoods in carmichael, according to police. When he turned onto a street with a dead end, deputies got out of their cars and ordered him to get out of his car. Instead, Makarenko put his car in reverse and accelerated. A deputy shot and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Shumpert fled a routine traffic stop. He was found under a house, and police said he attacked the officer and his dog. He was shot and killed by Officer Tyler Cook, but it was unreported whether he was armed.

Few details have been released. Apparently, there was a road rage incident over miles before vehicles stopped. Clarence Howard allegedly approached off-duty Deputy Yousef and was shot and killed.

An officer responded to a repeat call concerning loud noise. The officer arrived and made contact with the individual about the complaint. Ford brandished a firearm, refused to drop it, and was shot and killed.

LHCPD responded to a domestic disturbance. Officers arrived and determined that Scott was the cause of the disturbance and had left the residence before officers arrived. Scott returned to the home and as a result of not being allowed back into the home is alleged to have broken windows, banged on doors, broke exterior lights and entered the home. Scott's father called 911. When officers arrived back to the home Scott, who was wanted on criminal charges from the first disturbance, had barricaded himself in a bedroom. Officers forced open the bedroom door to take Scott into custody when they were confronted by Scott who had armed himself with a knife. First, he was tasered then he was shot and killed by Officer Jerry Smith.

A deputy was called to assist a suicidal man. Cruz-Amado attacked the deputy with a chair, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Lane Lesko was being pursued before he got out of the car, advanced upon officer while brandishing pellet gun, and was shot and killed by Police Chief Brian Giammarino.

Splunge fired on police and engaged in a standoff before he was shot and killed in a bank parking lot.

Two Austin County Sheriff's Office deputies and one Bellville Police Department officer responded to a report of a male individual with a gun at a trailer house, police said. Officers shot and killed Walke after he pointed a weapon toward them.

A deputy noticed an SUV near an apartment complex with two drivers inside acting suspicious. The deputy tried to pull over the SUV, but the driver sped away to Interstate 20. The deputy followed the SUV as other law enforcement agencies joined the chase and stayed behind the SUV until it stopped on Oporto-Madrid Boulevard. Deputies shot and killed Isaiah Core when the SUV started moving in their general direction. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Reddock was accused of beating his father to death. Police happened on him and his wife, Samantha, in a motel. The pair apparently committed suicide when police surrounded them.

Two police were walking toward Miranda when he began firing at them, police said. He was shot and killed.

An off-duty Atlanta police officer was patrolling the parking lot of a Monroe Drive apartment complex when he spotted a man suspected of breaking into cars, police said. The off-duty officer, whose name was not released, called for an additional officers and ran after the suspect, but was unable to catch him. Rogers was able to run from the officer and got into a silver car as on-duty officers arrived at the scene, police said. Officers attempted to stop Rogers, but he continued driving. One of the on-duty officers shot and killed Rogers.

Police said they were called to the West Pheasantwood Apartments. When officers arrived, they said Angelo Brown had a gun in his hand and started running. When officers caught up to him, he fired, and officers shot and killed him.

Chavez-Angles was wanted for vandalism. Police say he forced his way into a car with two women inside. He made them drive off but later got out of the car. Officers say Chavez eventually ran onto a city bus where he was confronted by an Oklahoma City Police officer, Heather Lane. Chavez reached for officer Lane's gun and the two got into a fight for Lane's weapon. Officer Daniel Carli came to her aid, and he shot and killed Chavez.

Emergency responders were called to Neal Street in Farmington, on a report of a home on fire. The Washington County Sheriff's Office said officers and deputies arrived on scene to find a man in a home holding a pistol and rifle. The sheriff's office said the man exited the home, which was on fire, and fired his guns at officers. He was shot and killed.

Christy Sheats, armed with her late father's .38-caliber revolver, shot her daughters Taylor and Madison in front of her husband, Jason. He helped them escape the house. Christy followed them outside and continued shooting. She returned to the house to reload. Officers responded. Christy tried to shoot her dying daughters again. An officer shot her. Sheats, who suffered from depression, was the subject of 14 calls to 911. She left her husband alive to spite him.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office deputies responding to a call for a suicidal person managed to track Sweeney down in the parking lot of a Target store, and urged him to drop his weapon just before he took his own life.

Guardiola fled a roadway check point. The chase ended on Industrial Boulevard near Queen City Parkway when troopers tried to block the SUV, and there was an accident. Authorities said the vehicle occupants took off on foot. Sgt. Allen caught up with Guardiola at a creek, where authorities said Guardiola tried to drown the trooper. And he was shot and killed.

Police received a call from someone out of state asking them to check on the residents of a home in Buckeye, according to police. The caller said a man at the home had shot a woman. Multiple police agencies responded. When they arrived, William Ferguson shot at them, according to Buckeye police, and officers returned fire. Police reported that Ferguson was wounded, and then shot himself.

Police had been called to a disturbance, police said. When they arrived, officers encountered Reyes, who had a knife. Reyes approached the officers, ignoring their orders to stop. He was shot and killed.

Two officers responded to a call regarding a domestic disturbance. Shortly after arriving, police opened fire on a man outside of the house. The man died from a gunshot wound. A neighbor said the man who was shot after he threatened police with a baseball bat. Columbia Township Police Officer Joe Lalli and Napoleon Township Police Officer Shane LaPorte were cleared of wrongdoing.

Officers responded to a call for assistance from the Laguna Tribal Police in reference to an armed person running from tribal police. State police located Vierra, who fired at them, and he was shot and killed.

Deputies responded to a domestic disturbance. Peacock met them in the front yard with a rifle and refused to put it down. He was shot and killed.

Hutson was an accused burglar who led police on a chase, then pointed his gun at them before he was shot and killed.

Police received a report of a shooting. When officers arrived they were shot at by Amundson, who was standing outside of a residence, and officers returned fire. One Boise Police officer was struck in the chest and injured, but the bullet hit his ballistic vest. The shooter turned the gun on himself and died at the scene, according to the coroner's office.

Prak allegedly charged at officers while holding a knife, police said. He was shot and killed. A police dog, named Credo, was also shot and killed by gunfire from an officer's weapon.

Police were called to a bank robbery. During a chase, Evans shot at police and was shot and killed.

Police say Mills showed up at his in-laws' home. Relatives say he appeared high on drugs and wanted to see his 2-year-old daughter. They say that when they allowed him to see her, he grabbed the child and took off in an SUV that later ran out of gas. Police found Mills with the child walking on a dangerous stretch of Hwy 223. They say that Mills refused to cooperate with them and a fight broke out, and he was shot and killed.

A woman called police to say her husband was suicidal, with a gun in the front yard. When police arrived, one shot at him, and he shot and killed himself, police say.

Police said the incident started as a shooting off Whittier Street where officers followed 25-year-old Kawme Dejuan Patrick to the Lockhurst Apartments. Patrick was shot in the front yard of the apartment complex.

Cartersville Police Officers and Bartow County Sheriff's Deputies were attempting to arrest McQueen for a probation violation warrant and an aggravated assault warrant. Deputies and officers made contact with McQueen who was armed with a handgun. A Taser was fired at McQueen didn't subdue him. McQueen pointed his handgun at the officers and deputies, at which point a deputy and an officer shot and killed him.

As of July 5, olice have not said what they were investigating. They have said he was heavily armed and pointed a gun at them.

Justiss was shot and killed when officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant at a motel.

A complainant in Garland told dispatchers that Patino was following her by vehicle and threatening to kill her and their son. Officers responded. Patino drove through a traffic stop. Multiple agencies pursued. Patino shot at officers. Officers forced Patino off the highway in Irving, but did not shoot back. Patino remained in his vehicle. SWAT officers from Irving Police Department tried to negotiate with Patino. He fatally shot himself.

Undercover California Highway Patrol officers attempted a traffic stop, but the driver did not stop. Police said the driver turned the truck around and drove in the general direction of the officers. Sgt. John Cleveland and Officer Rich Henderson feared for their safety and shot and killed Pedro Villanueva. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Saavedra-Vargas went around barricades at a downtown Reno event, hit a vehicle and drove toward a crowd and police, who shot and killed him.

Officers were called to check on the welfare of a possibly suicidal man with a gun. But police have provided no details about the circumstances that led to the fatal shooting.

Metro Transit Police went to investigate a large crowd setting off fireworks, D.C. police said. When they arrived, officers found a man with a gun. The officers identified themselves as police, and the man fired shots at them before one of the officers shot and killed the man, police said.

Deputies went to Ventura's home on a domestic call and knocked on the door. Ventura opened the door with a knife in hand and immediately began attacking them. She was shot and killed.

Arnette shot three neighbors, killing one, shot at police, then shot himself to death.

Officers were called to an apartment complex in Monmouth where the man was allegedly trespassing and harassing an ex-girlfriend. Police said they were told the suspect left after getting into a confrontation with a male tenant of one of the apartments and pulling out a knife. When they spotted him, deputies pulled him over and tried to arrest him. Oregon State Police said a trooper used a less lethal force option before Deputy Casey Gibson shot Joshua Bolster. Some reports said he was armed with a knife.

Moorehead was accused of raping his ex-girlfriend of eight years last week, according to police. He was found dead in a home after a 3 1/2 hour standoff that began with gunfire exchanged between him and U.S. Marshals who had come to pick him up on three felony warrants. Authorities said he came out of a closet with a shotgun, and shots were fired. Whether Moorehead was injured in that exchange and later died, was shot later, or whether his fatal wounds were self-inflicted has not yet been released and is under investigation by the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation.

Rush Springs police officer Daniel Smith shot Vandemark after he refused to put down his gun. Smith was responding to a domestic violence call.

Bell Police Department personnel and East Los Angeles Station (sheriff's) personnel received 911 calls regarding a domestic dispute at a local convenience store, police said. The man had argued with and assaulted a woman, who had a child with her, at a fast food restaurant and then walked next door to a convenience store, where the dispute continued. When Bell police officers arrived, they encountered a man armed with a knife. He refused to comply with the officers' commands and advanced toward the officers with the knife, Ramos and was shot and killed.

Officers fired three rounds at Adam Smith as he accelerated his car in their general direction. Police had been trying to serve a warrant at a home. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Deputies responded to a call regarding a person involved in a hit-and-run and driving erratically. Four deputies responded to the scene and saw a person walking down the road with a knife. Studdard was shot after two deputies fired at him. The exact events that preciptated the shooting have not been released. Studdard died on Sept. 4, 2016.

A Broken Bow officer saw Johnson, who was wanted in Sevier County, Ark., and attempted to stop the vehicle he was driving. During the chase, Johnson drove down a dead-end street, got out of the car and shot at an officer's car. Johnson then shot at the windshield of a second police car before law officers opened fire on him, killing him, police said.

Police said they encountered Braziel while on routine patrol. They said he pointed a gun at the sky, and when they told him to drop it, he pointed it at them and was shot and killed. Video from a nearby convenience store seems to contradict the story.

After he shot his girlfriend, as police closed in, Pallasch shot and killed himself.

Police say they were chasing a burglar when he pulled a gun on them. He was shot and killed.

Police say Brooks fired shots at bystanders, then in the direction of two officers. He was shot and killed.

Anchorage Police Department responded to a report of a robbery in progress the Home Depot on Rodeo Place. Zekovic reportedly stole multiple items then "assaulted an employee while armed with several hatchets and axes," police said. He threw at least one of the weapons at police and was shot and killed Officer Bart Filipowicz. Justified by the Office of Special Prosecutions.

Police went to a 911 call where the caller left the line open but did not speak. They found a person and pursued him, shooting and killing him, although the exact reason for shooting him has been withheld.

Police heard shots. They found the man, and there was an exchange of gunfire. Police found the man in an apartment. He was pronounced dead shortly thereafter.

Albuquerque were dispatched to an apartment complex after a caller said that they observed a male matching the description of a known wanted sexual offender sitting in the parking lot. When officers approached the suspect's vehicle, the driver, Baldwin, immediately attempted to ram marked police cars. After officers requested air support, APD says air support was able to pick up the vehicle heading northbound on I-25. As the vehicle left Albuquerque, it was picked up by State Police. Police held Baldwin at gunpoint near Glorieta until he shot himself.

Police were called on a report of a man threatening to kill himself. Arriving officers who knocked at the apartment door heard a single gunshot. They entered to find the man dead of an apparently self inflicted gunshot wound.

Police said they had been in contact with Smith, a marine veteran, for a couple of hours over the phone in an attempt to bring him out of his home. Neighbors were evacuated from their homes on Citation Dr. and SWAT was called in. Investigators say Smith came out of his home and pointed a gun at a SWAT officer, according to the Clay County Sheriff's Office, at which point he was shot and killed.

Two officers responded to Debevoise Ave. at Jackson St. in the Cooper Park Houses after receiving a pair of 911 calls—one reporting an emotionally disturbed man and the other a robbery at gunpoint, police said. Police spotted Johnson toting a .40-caliber semiautomatic handgun, and fitting the robbery suspect's description, police said. Johnson opened fire on the officers, who shot and killed him.

A SWAT team was called to a domestic situation. According to police, a brother and sister got into an argument, and that's when 911 was called. The man apparently committed suicide, although few details were released.

Police Chief Chris Domagalski said that two officers responded to a reported robbery in progress at the Union Avenue Tap and encountered the robbery suspect near the doorway. The man allegedly was carrying an "AR-15 style" rifle as the officers approached, and Officers Brandon Kehoe and Anthony Hamilton shot and killed Kevin Higgins.

Brimer's wife called police to their home, saying that her husband was threatening her and that he was armed, police said. Brimer was holding an axe and making suicidal statements and was fatally shot by police when he approached officers.

Gaona had a knife and was stabbing at himself and shouting obscenities on a busy street corner when he was shot and killed by police after he lunged at officers.

Police say Batista shot his wife and fled. When police caught up with him, he shot himself in the head.

Police say Upshur County dispatchers received a call about a possibly intoxicated man riding a motorcycle on another person's property. The deputy was giving Paul Yacabitis a field sobriety test when shots were exchanged, according to Upshur County Sheriff. Yacabitis was shot and killed.

Gray apparently shot two people, killing one, before he went to Walmart and got reported for shoplifting, and then shot himself in the head a few miles from the street where the initial shooting took place.

Police arrived at a home to investigate a report of family violence, Longoria opened fire. A police cruiser was struck by one of the gunshots. Two officers returned fire, killing Longoria, police said.

Police shot and killed Howard, a suspect in a fatal stabbing, after he returned to the scene and charged at them with a knife, the Milwaukee Police Department said.

Police received reports Sylversmythe threatened people with a knife. When they found Sylversmythe, police said he was armed with two knifes. Officers shot and killed him, although police did not say what precipitated the shooting.

After an attempted traffic stop, Tyson fled, shooting at police, wounding one. A gun battle happened, and Tyson was shot and killed.

Police saw a group of people who began dispersing and running away, police said. As police chased them, one began shooting at police. During the gun battle, an officer was struck in the left arm, and Risher was shot and killed by Officers Francisco Zaragosa, Isaac Fernandez and Joseph Chavez.

Deputies were called to assist with Antigo police who were chasing a suspect who had fired a gun at an officer during a traffic stop. The chase ended on Hillview Road in the town of Pine River, where the suspect left his car armed with a gun, and police lapsed into an hour-long standoff. Police negotiated with the suspect, but declined to say what led police to shot and kill the unidentified man.

Police were chasing a suspected intoxicated driver. He crashed and then shot and killed himself.

A deputy pulled Adams over in a traffic stop, but when the deputy identified Adams as having warrants for his arrest, he got out of the car and fled on foot, according to police. The deputy chased Adams in a vehicle and then got out to chase him on foot. When the deputy attempted to arrest Adams, he pulled a knife, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Hollins was shot by a police officer after robbing a pharmacy in Tempe. While fleeing, he allegedly turned toward an officer, who thought he was armed. He died of his wounds as he hid in a nearby senior-care center, police said.

According to the Montana Department of Justice, a deputy was responding to a report about a suspicious man walking along U.S. Highway 191 near mile marker 122. When the man was confronted, he attacked and stabbed the deputy multiple times. The deputy shot and killed him.

Chicago police say they shot and killed an 18-year-old man who was in a stolen Jaguar that sideswiped a squad car and hit a parked car, injuring some officers. Officers Michael Coughlin and Jose Torres were fired on March 19, 2020.

Deputies attempted to stop a car for a traffic violation. The driver in the car refused to pull over and fled from deputies, and deputies chased him. During the pursuit, deputies discovered that the car had been stolen in an armed carjacking earlier in the morning. The chase ended when the car crashed near Slater and Compton avenues. Donnell Thompson then got out of the car and began shooting at the deputies. The deputies fired back, and Thompson ran into an adjacent neighborhood. It was unclear if Thompson was shot at the time. The man was found hiding in a home and taken into custody. At the same time that was happening, SWAT officers spotted another man, believed to be matching the description of the suspect, in the driveway of a home in the 800 block of West Stockwell Street. Police said Thompson charged at them before they fatally shot him.

A man was apparently driving erratically, hitting several cars and driving on the wrong side of the road. When stopped, he was shot and killed, although what precipitated the killing has not been disclosed.

Police received an anonymous tip that the robbery suspect was at the Marco Xpress package store. When they arrived, Bivens was outside the store, police said. They approached her, and the woman brandished her gun and three officers opened fire, killing her.

Conroe police arrived at The Dominion Apartments, after deputies with the Precinct 3 Constable's Office tried to serve a writ of attachment to Brian David Gilson, 45, in order to take possession of his little girl and to issue a protective order. After the Constable's Office contacted Gilson Friday, he barricaded himself inside the apartment and started texting his wife—telling her he had harmed the girl, according to police. Shortly after, he exited the apartment with a gun. After about 20-30 minutes, he took his own life. He had killed his daughter. He was known to be ex-military suffering from PTSD.

Officers were called to a residence on Powell Street around 6 p.m. about a man with multiple guns who threatened to harm himself.. After a five-hour standoff, he stopped communicating, and police entered and found him dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police say they were called to a home in the area to check out an assault complaint. State Police say when they got there, Casey assaulted a trooper and a trooper shot and killed Casey.

Korryn Gaines was wanted for failing to appear in cases related to a March incident in which she was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and numerous traffic violations, police said. After an hours-long standoff, she was shot and killed as she brandished a long gun. A 5-year-old child also received a gunshot wound.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance and found 29-year-old Whitney Kugelman's body near a breezeway. Investigators evacuated the building after learning the man was inside. A SWAT team was called around 7:15 a.m. to negotiate with the man, later identified as Michael J. Nesse. SWAT team officers entered the unit after hearing a single gunshot coming from inside. Neese's body was found in a bedroom.

Alfred went to his estranged wife's house to confront her. Officers responded. Alfred ran away and shot himself.

On July 18, a woman was found dead in the house. FBI returned about two weeks later, investigating, and Sellers arrived and killed himself.

Deputies tried to make contact with a man riding a bike, police said. The driver deputy recognized him from previous contacts as a narcotics offender. The man then left his bike and fled on foot from the deputies, who followed and caught up to him. He attempted to reach into his pockets and was shot and killed.

London was wanted in connection with the death of 80-year-old Melvin Eugene Powell. London had driven away in a stolen vehicle, police said. Police conducted a traffic stop, and once the vehicle was stopped, London got out and started shooting at police. He was shot and killed.

According to the St. Paul Police Department, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) was conducting an undercover operation involving the solicitation of minors. During the operation, numerous BCA agents entered a single family home in Alexandria. There, they encountered Klimek and told him he was under arrest. Klimek then obtained a knife and charged three agents. Two agents, Beth Eilers and Dustin Van der Hagen, fired their weapons, killing him.

Police were seeking a suspected bank robber armed at a motel in Detroit. He greeted police with a large knife was shot and killed. A West Bloomfield police officer and a Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) agent both fired shots, police said.

Deputies attempted to make a traffic stop on a suspect wanted for outstanding warrants when the man fled into Scott County, Virginia. Police said the vehicle came to a stop in the middle of Upper Possum Creek Road and the suspect got out of the vehicle pointing a shotgun at Hawkins County deputies. He was shot and killed.

Deputies from the Santee Station responded to a family disturbance where the man reportedly threatened to kill his mother and was possibly in possession of weapons including an ax and a knife. The unidentified man was found dead after he reportedly fired arrows from a bow at deputies from inside a home.

The sheriff's office received a report from a relative of a disorderly subject damaging items inside his home. As the deputy arrived, Wood advanced on the deputy with a knife near the front doorway. The subject was told by the deputy to drop the knife but failed to comply, and he was shot and killed.

Quealy was making suicidal comments. When police arrived he said he wanted to be killed by police. He was shot and killed by Sgt. Joseph Nicholas.

Police arrived and the subject had on a bulletproof jacket. After some talk, a gunshot was heard , and eventually police entered the house and found the unidentified man dead.

Police were searching for a man who had robbed a Kroger. Police say when they found Porter, he rushed at them with a knife and was shot and killed.

Police dispatchers received a report of an armed man behaving strangely on Grenola Way. When officers arrived, the man pointed the gun at them, and at least one officer opened fire, killing him, police said.