A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper and a Taney County deputy went to a home to talk to a man who they think was was involved in a chase with Branson police. A man and woman came to the door. While they were being questioned, the man pulled a gun, started shooting toward the trooper and deputy. The officers shot and killed the man.

Glenn died in a shootout with Philadelphia police after he ambushed an officer in a squad car, killed a passerby and shot at random people as he fled.

Adan began randomly stabbing people in a shopping mall before he was shot and killed. Almost certainly domestic terrorism in support of IS. He was shot and killed by off-duty Avon police Officer Jason Falconer.

Officers responded after receiving a report of a man armed with a hatchet and stick who was approaching vehicles in the drive-thru lane of a Burger King. At some point during the confrontation, police shot and killed Duh.

Owensboro Police were responding to a domestic violence call. There they found Anderson and a female victim. Officers say Anderson grabbed the woman by the hair and put a knife to her throat. Officers say they told Anderson to let the woman go and put down the knife before the suspect threw her to the side and charged them and was shot and killed.

Trotter allegedly tried to rob an off-duty court police officer who shot and killed him.

Police responded to the Marion County Library main branch parking lot where they say they tried to communicate with a man who was threatening suicide but could not reach him. They shot tear gas into the car. Police say two loud pops were heard after that, and Nabozny had apparently shot and killed himself.

Wood County Deputies responded to a call regarding a suicidal man. The man was identified as 56 year-old, Gary Don Lafon. Deputies arrived on scene and made several attempts to make contact with Lafon by phone and the vehicles loud speaker. Deputies made entry to the residence by the front door. Upon entry Lafon pointed a firearm at the deputies and was shot and killed.

Officers were attempting to serve an arrest warrant, but Scott was not the person they were attempting to take into custody. Police said Scott was armed, he did not comply with orders to drop the gun, and a gun was recovered at the scene. Officer Brentley Vinson fired the fatal shot. Scott's family says he was reading a book in his car while waiting for his son to be dropped off by a school bus. The killing sparked unrest in Charlotte.

According to police, the incident stemmed from a home invasion earlier in the day in Robertson County, where the suspect broke into a home, tied up a senior citizen inside and then stole items including money, a pistol, a shotgun, a cellphone and a vehicle. Police tracked the suspect to Nashville where Metro police, with the help of the stolen cell phone, tracked him to the Dickerson Pike area. When police located the suspect and commanded him to stop, he fled to a gravel lot at a nearby recycling business. Police commanded the suspect to stop, but he turned toward them with pistol in hand, so an officer, identified by police as Wesley McClelland, shot and killed him.

Deputies came to serve a court ordered Baker act for Scott. Deputies say he was resistant, refused to come out of his home, and armed himself with a handgun. After a standoff, he came out of the house, pointed his gun, and was shot and killed. The officers cleared by the grand jury included Special Investigations Unit detectives Paul Pearson Jr., 37; Nathaniel Stubley, 36; Michael Favale, 27; Charles Singletary III, 33; and deputy David Batchford, 46.

A fight between a man and a woman led to the man barricading himself inside the home. Police say the couple was fighting in the street when officers got there. The woman was able to get away before the man barricaded himself inside. Police called him on the phone more than a dozen times and then they did hear one gunshot. SWAT teams used tear gas and pepper spray to try and force him out. Eventually, police found the man dead inside.

Howard held his child hostage. When police arrived, he released the child and shot and killed himself.

Police received the report of a suicidal/homicidal subject armed with a handgun. Family reported the subject wanted "suicide by cop." Once the man was found, he fired a shot over police and then shot and killed himself.

Musser fired on a tree-trimming crew and then police before barricading himself in his home. He was killed himself after a daylong standoff. It's uncertain as to whose bullet killed him, but Officers Jason Penman, Robert Wurst, Matthew Barth, Daniel Henegar, Seth McMillan, and Sgt. Steve Childers were absolved of responsibility.

Police were called because someone was breaking into homes. When police found Attaway, they confronted and shot him when they couldn't determine that he was unarmed.

Eagle police responded to a report of a suspicious person on Elliot Street in Eagle. When officers arrived, Bauer fled in a white Dodge Durango. Eagle officers initially chased Bauer, but called off the pursuit. Boise and Garden City officers later spotted the Durango when it pulled into the parking lot at the Garden City Police Department. According to preliminary reports, two Garden City and two Boise police officers approached Bauer, who pointed a firearm at the officers. Garden City Cpl. Scott Crimin, Garden City Officer Joel Ellsworth, and Boise Police Officers Jason Green and Joe Martinez shot and killed Bauer.

Burnsville Police Department responded to a call about a suicidal man at an apartment complex. Officers were told that the man had threatened suicide, and had left the apartment complex with a gun. Police began searching the area and a state patrol helicopter was called in for the search. Heat sensors from the helicopter identified an individual in a tree line near the apartment complex. Officers approached the individual and saw he carrying a firearm. Sgt. Steven Stoler then shot and killed the man.

Police were attempting a drug bust when Carpentier presented a gun and tried to ram his vehicle free. He was shot and killed.

Police said Olango, was acting erratically and failed to comply, although they did not release details on the specific threat he presented to officers. He was shot and killed by Officer Richard Gonsalves when he allegedly pulled out a vaping device.

Police said Officer Alyssa Shirey was threatened with a knife after she attempted to stop Murillo's assault on a woman, and she shot and killed him as he advanced upon her..

Police were searching for an armed robber when they caught up with Rainey. He reportedly had a gun and was shot and killed.

Deputies responded to an assault in progress. Baker was striking a woman with a hatchet, and an officer shot him. He advanced upon the officer and was shot again, and killed.

Police were reportedly attempting to arrest three people suspected of being involved in multiple robberies around the city. Najier Salaam and George Richards-Meyers were shot and killed while attempting to flee by vehicle. Police allege that one of them brandished a weapon. A pellet gun was found in the car.

Officers spotted a car with paper plates and tried to stop it, thinking the car may have been stolen, police said. When the driver of the car failed to stop, officers began a pursuit. The car stopped, and two passengers got out of the car and ran in different directions. The officers chased Snell, who was armed with a handgun, toward the back of a house on 107th Street, where police shot and killed him as he aimed the handgun.

Neighbors called police after they heard shots fired during what police said was a domestic situation. When police arrived, an armed male suspect, identified as Brian Harris, was holed up inside the residence and refused to come out. As police approached the apartment, one heard a gunshot from inside the home. Police said they backed off, established a perimeter and called the Richmond SWAT Team to assist. When heard a second gunshot, the SWAT team entered the home. Officers discovered Harris and 29-year-old Shantisha L. Dortch dead from apparent gunshot wounds. It's uncertain whether Dortch was killed before police arrived.

Johnson apparently killed a man at a rest stop and then fled. He shot himself after troopers deflated his tires.

An officer was trying to break up a fight in the parking lot outside the Stadium nightclub when Jones approached him with a gun at about 3:30 a.m., police said. The officer opened fire and killed him.

Police had come to a high-rise building on Lynn Shore Drive to serve a search warrant on Dapkus, who was under investigation in an armed robbery of the Porthole Pub in Lynn, police said. He was shot and killed when he allegedly pointed a gun at police.

Two officers made a traffic stop when a man was driving a scooter. After stopping, the man on the scooter produced a pistol and fired at the officers. Sgt. Josh Kirmer and Officer Roger Eubanks shot and killed Zachary Sutton.

Martell was fleeing traffic stop when he exchanged fire with a pursuing officer, then committed suicide during a standoff

A religious zealot was apparently threatening people with a machete and was shot and killed CU Officer Clay Austin and Boulder police Officer Jason Connor.

Ricky Lynn Hall took a medical student hostage by holding a sharp, metal object to her neck. A deputy inside the hospital responded to her screams and shot him. He died on Oct. 19.

An officer with the Benton Police Department responded to a report of unknown trouble with a male screaming. The officer spoke with Burns and a woman who were arguing, and they were separated. The officer encountered Burns a short time later. Police said Burns threatened the officer with a handgun, and he was shot, dying a few days later.

Police responded to a shoplifting complaint, and after a Taser and pepper spray were used, a fight continued and the deputy shot and killed Matthews.

U.S. Marshals and Lauderdale County deputies went to a motel to serve a warrant on Eddie Collins. Lauderdale County Chief Deputy Richard Richey said the officers identified themselves, and the suspect fired a shot through the door. According to law enforcement, Collins tried to escape through the backdoor. Richey said he then fired several shots at the officers, went back inside and locked the door. Police say Collin's was a fugitive from Florida and was wanted for firing a missile or weapon into a vehicle or dwelling and four counts of aggregated assault with a deadly weapon. He was eventually killed, presumably, by police. A woman in his room, Venita Keen, was also killed, again, it's uncertain who fired the fatal shot.

Police were dispatched for a reported domestic violence situation between two adult brothers. One of the brothers was armed with a knife. After officers arrived, they assisted family members as they escaped out through a window. The 21-year old Hispanic suspect was armed with knives when he confronted police officers. According to police, the man made a statement about wanting to die, and then he moved toward the officers who shot and killed him.

Officers were called to a family disturbance. According to police, the caller reported his 53-year-old daughter was intoxicated and vandalizing the inside of his residence. When officers arrived, the woman had left the home, but she returned and was armed with a knife. When police returned to the residence, the woman, armed with knives, confronted them in the street. Police said officers told her to drop the knives but she "advanced rapidly at them with the knives raised above her head." Officers used a Taser and bean bags before one officer shot and killed her.

A mother called police to check on her son. When police arrived and knocked, they heard gunshots. Later, they found Martin killed by a presumed self-inflicted gunshot.

Officer Joseph Mauro pulled over a car, allegedly for a traffic violation. The driver got out of the car and shot at the officer, police said. The driver was shot and killed by Officers Stephen Krebs and Anthony Lavolpa.

Barron was already struck by a car on the I-5 freeway in Irvine when he told a California Highway Patrol officer that he had a gun and went into "a shooting stance" while standing, before Officer Daniel Agee shot and killed him, police said.

Westlake Police Officers Stephen Krebs and Anthony Lavolpa fatally shot Devan Desnoyers, suspected of robbing several pharmacies, after another officer, Jason Carman, clipped Desnoyers's car, bringing a pursuit to an end, police said. Family members said Desnoyers was seatbelted in a car with the doors locked and windows up when he was shot and killed without warning.

Police responded to a shots fired call on Westmoreland Drive. The victim was shot in the head, but left the scene and went to the hospital before police arrived. When police arrived, the second man, Jose Ventura Roman-Capdeville, refused several orders to drop his weapon before shooting and killing himself.

Seattle police fatally shot Taylor after encountering a fight near The Jungle as city crews were moving out the last remaining residents of the troubled homeless camp.

A trooper went to a home on Old Hilda Road to serve the arrest warrant on Brewer. Police say Brewer was outside and, as he was going into the house, he pointed a gun at the trooper, who shot and killed him.

Police said detectives were at the home to serve a search warrant related to a suspicious death in August at the residence. Kent detectives, accompanied by a patrol officer, made contact with the suspect, who was armed with a handgun, and he was shot and killed.

A unidentified man shot and killed himself while a trooper and McClain County Sheriff's deputies attempted to serve a search warrant.

Police said several 911 calls about an SUV driving erratically preceded a traffic stop. The driver had a knife. He said officers attempted to negotiate with the driver after he left his vehicle. Officers used a taser and less-than-lethal rounds before he was shot and killed by Detective Ryan Brown, Detective John Lohrfink, Corporal Michael Miner and Officer Scott Williams.

An officer was conducting an investigation of an unrelated property crime when a deadly shooting unfolded in front of him. The officer – in plain clothes, driving an unmarked police vehicle, whose identity has not been released – returned fire, killing the shooter, but not before he was struck in the foot. Three other men were taken to the hospital. Police said the suspect, 24-year-old George Zapata and the man he shot died.

After a four-hour negotiation with Murphy—suspected of killing a woman—barricaded inside a home, he pointed what appeared to be a laser, possibly attached to a weapon, at a police officer. At that point, the officer shot and killed Murphy.

Austin police say they were called to the apartment complex for a husband who called stating his wife had a weapon. When the officers arrived, a white woman came out of the breezeway. The woman had a pellet gun in her hands and "extended the weapon towards the officers and said "shoot me, shoot me, kill me.'" Police told her to drop the weapon, but she proceeded to move toward the officers, and they shot her. As she was lying on the ground, police say she was still moving after being shot so they shot her some more.

Police responded to a domestic violence call. After a standoff, an unidentified man was dead. Little information was released. Possible suicide.

Jason Edward Drain allegedly murdered Brian Duanne Shann. When police caught up with Drain, he shot himself in the head. His companion, Cassandra Michelle "Cassy" Bailey, picked up the gun and shot herself in the head. Both died.

Police responded to a family disturbance with a 17-year-old who had a handgun. Responding officers were told the teen had fled into a wooded area near the home. Officers found the teen nearby, where police say he failed to comply with officers' orders to drop the gun. Police say he pointed the gun toward an officer, which led to the officer shooting and killing him.

Sanchez was holding a child hostage when he was shot and killed.

Police went to Stidham's house. Stidham shot an officer, who was not injured due to his bulletproof vest. After a gunfight and standoff, Stidham was found dead. It has not been reported as to why the police went to the home.

After a carjacking and a crash, Munoz attempted another carjacking and was shot and killed.

DePetris was carrying a shotgun in one hand and a bottle of liquor in the other when he was shot and killed by a Jacksonville police officer following an apparent home invasion and domestic issue.

Deputies were doing a welfare check on Davis. Allegedly, the pregnant woman had a gun and two children nearby and was shot and killed when she pointed the gun at deputies.

Officers spotted a stolen car in Murrieta. When they tried to stop the driver of the car, Junef Monzon, he fled, police said. After leading police in a chase up the freeway, Monzon got off on Bundy Canyon Road in Wildomar and continued down several city streets before crashing into a fence. After crashing into the fence, he crashed into multiple Murrieta police cruisers before driving toward officers, who shot and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Brothers Demetrius and Daniel Moore, were being sought by police after a woman was found shot inside a home in Security-Widefield. The victim was taken to the hospital where she later died. One of the brothers, Demetrious, was located early Sunday. According to police, he fired at least one shot at officers before he was shot and killed by Deputies Jeremy Juhl and Chris Donatell and Colorado Springs Police Officer Armando Newell.

Police say Metcalfe County dispatch received a call from a woman who said she and her boyfriend, Tomblin, had been in a fight, and that he was outside shooting a gun into the air as she called police from a neighbor's home. When police arrived on scene, Tomblin talked with the deputy before going into his home, and coming back outside with a rifle. Tomblin approached troopers and fired the weapon. He was shot and killed.

Police were investigating a domestic violence call at another location. They located Youngquist at home later and shot and killed him when he presented a gun.

A man was calling a grade school, asking students be removed from the playground, but apparently not making threats. Police caught up with him in the parking lot of the Berkeley County Courthouse where he shot and killed himself.

Brandon Jones and Chelsea M. Porter were wanted by the Delaware State Police on warrants listing numerous charges against them, including possession with intent to distribute heroin, four counts of possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony, three counts of possession of a deadly weapon by a person prohibited and receiving a stolen firearm, according to police. When police caught up with them, they brandished BB guns before they were shot and killed. EPD Officers Sgt. William Wadsworth, Ofc. Brian David, Ofc. Kevin Forster, Ofc. Dennis LaSassa, Ofc. Edward Donnelly, Ofc. Christian Mlodzianowski and CCSO Deputies Martin Allen, Cpl. Jonathan Pristash, and Cpl. Michael Zack, and MSP Sgt. Michael Bonczewski were relieved of responsibility in the killings.

Bartlesville police responded to a domestic assault and battery call at a home, but Cole had gone down the road. When police got to the street for the second time, they say a woman came out of the house and Cole followed her, rushing through the door and tackling her to the ground. Officers used a Taser on Cole but said it didn't stop him. Cole punched an officer in the face, who then shot and killed him.

Billings Police got a call from a Days Inn desk clerk saying a man had come in with a semi-automatic handgun. Kyle Killough, at one point, held the gun to his own head, police said. The clerk got out of the office, and police arrived at the Days Inn within minutes. Eight to nine officers were in the lobby with the man, with more officers outside the building. Killough stood up and began to turn around. He had a gun in his left hand and was shot and killed by Officer David Raschkow.

Police were investigating a burglary. When they went into a hotel room, Burnham, who was in the restroom, fired a shot at police, and then shot and killed himself.

Wang died when an officer shot him at a condominium. Officers had gone to the condo to serve a probate order and take him to St. Vincent Charity Medical Center, police said. Wang became defiant during the encounter, grabbed a knife and stabbed an officer's face and leg, police said. The officer's partner shot and killed Wang.

After a 50-mile chase across three counties and a short foot chase, Holmgren was shot and killed by Stevens County Sheriff's Deputy Ron Hensinger.

According to Memphis police, a caller told police he shot two people at the home and barricaded himself inside. The man shot his wife and sister-in-law as they tried to leave and then went back into the home and barricaded himself inside. Negotiators were on the scene in the afternoon trying to make contact with the man. Later, he was found dead in the house of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

A standoff began when an apparent domestic dispute led to shots being fired. A neighbor contacted the police, who arrived on the scene shortly thereafter. Although they made contact with the man, he eventually shot and killed himself.

Police responded to a call about multiple shots fired. Police found the man and there was an exchange of gunfire. The man was killed.

Police intercepted Michelle Shirley, who was driving erratically, and forced her to stop. She resumed fleeing, driving toward officers, and struck a police vehicle. Police shot and killed her through the windows of the moving car. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Cueva allegedly stabbed a woman, possibly his estranged wife, as she drove him to the Chatsworth Courthouse. He was wielding a knife when he was shot and killed by a deputy.

An off-duty San Joaquin County sheriff's deputy was threatened by two armed, masked men when he pulled out his personal gun and fatally shot one.

According to Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong, deputies and troopers responded to the Senator Apartments. Furlong said the trooper made contact with the male suspect, and the suspect was shot and killed. Furlong could not specify why the suspect was shot.

A deputy responded to a call about a suspicious person in a green Dodge Durango in the parking lot of the Coteau Truck Plaza. The deputy found Henry, who appeared to be sleeping in the SUV's back seat. After a deputy asked Henry for his identification, he picked up a handgun. The deputy ordered him several times to put down the gun, but Henry shot himself in the upper part of his chest. Police said, the deputy ordered him again to put down the gun, and he refused. Allegedly, Henry pointed the gun at the deputy, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Officers went to Chambersburg Hospital for a report that Kirk, who was a patient, was armed with a knife was making threats toward hospital staff. When police arrived, Kirk turned his threats toward the officers. Police say Kirk was shot and killed after he continued to brandish the knife and threaten officers while they attempted to subdue him.

Gaul had threatened to harm himself during negotiations with law enforcement while he was barricaded inside an 18-foot travel trailer parked by the side of Robinson Road. Officers heard a single gunshot from within Gaul's trailer, but because yelling had been heard from the trailer after the gunshot, and they could see no obvious signs of trauma, they did not know he had shot himself, police said. His body was found an hour and a half after the gunshot.

A neighbor called 911 to report that the man was acting erratically. The man was at the threshold of his RV when Sheriff's Sgt. Edwin Anderson and Forks Police Department Officer Michael Gentry arrived. One of the officers fired a Taser at him. The man then retrieved a handgun from inside the RV. He was shot and killed.

Manuel Rosales fatally shot NYPD Sgt. Paul Tuozzolo and wounded a second officer as police approached his car. The encounter began when Rosales broke into an apartment where his estranged wife had been staying with their 3-year-old son and another woman. He was shot and killed by a second pair of officers.

A 911 call came in that reported someone shooting their residence twice with a shotgun, then leaving. When other deputies arrived to the scene, they attempted to talk to Elswick through a window on his barn door, but he refused to come outside. Hours after the standoff started, deputies say they opened the door's window, and Elswick was standing behind a barricade with a shotgun. Elswick allegedly pointed his shotgun at deputies, and he was shot and killed.

A deputy pulled over James Coale because he was driving a car deputies had been looking for in connection to a stabbing earlier in the day, police said. One of the deputies was outside his patrol unit when Coale drove in the direction of the officer. He was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Christopher Cadenbach had spent the day with his sons, 5-year old Ethan and 4-year old Owen Cadenbach, and his own mother at a park. When they returned to a home, Cadenbach took the mother's car and the kids and left. Cadenbach's mother contacted police and that led to the issuance of an Amber Alert. The county police helicopter was up, spotted the car, and saw someone moving toward it. Police officers responded and when they arrived, shots were heard. They believe that was when Christopher Cadenback was shooting his own children. He then shot and killed himself.

Deputies responded to a home after a 911 call came in for a domestic disturbance. Deputy Jake Guathier and Deputy Jonathan Segrete responded. At the scene, the deputies saw Zemola ramming a car and their house, knocking a front pillar down, with his pickup truck. Deputies said that when they approached Zemora, he put the truck in reverse and pulled onto 64th Street where his vehicle became disabled. He then got out of the truck with a knife in his hand and after deputies told him several times to drop the knife, they shot and killed him.

Police spotted a white pickup truck parked in front of a business, and attempted to contact the driver, police said. The driver got into a fight with police, and he was shocked with a Taser. He was then shot and killed.

Butler County Sheriff's Office made a traffic stop on a vehicle that was believed to have people who had outstanding warrants. During attempts to positively identify the passenger, Clark became aggressive and got involved in a fight with Deputy Chris Reneer. During the fight the driver of the vehicle got out. Reneer used his taser on Clark, who gained access to the driver's side of the vehicle and accelerated, dragging Deputy Reneer. Reneer shot and killed Clark.

Testa was reportedly shot once by a trooper during an outdoors struggle with state police, police said. Testa was said to have fled the scene of a burglary.

Detroit police say a man fatally shot himself following a short foot chase during which an officer fired at the man and missed. Police were responding to a call about a man assaulting a woman at a hotel.

Chisholm was a suspect in the shooting of a 44-year-old man in North Philadelphia, police said. Officers were searching the area around Darien when someone pointed out the suspect. The suspect started running, with officers in pursuit. He pulled out a gun and was shot and killed.

Police were investigating a robbery when Cox attempted to run down officers. He was shot and killed.

Kobza fled a traffic stop. He was shot and killed after a high-speed chase.

Police say Pacuicrk shot his mother in both legs and then pointed his gun at deputies before he was shot and killed.

Two officers responded to a call of a suspicious person at the apartment complex. As they approached the suspect, he became combative, police said. There was a struggle and officers used a Taser and then shot and killed the man.

Police were investigating a shooting when Romero fired on them. Romero injured to officers before he was shot and killed.

Police responded to a suspicious car driven by Brian Gaither, police said. Officer Jacob Steele thought the car was involved in a previous weapons violation with a known suspect. Gaither, with Steele pinned between the car door and frame, drove away, with Steele being dragged alongside a building. Steele shot and killed him. Backup officers found the Steele pinned between a car and a building and broke a window to move the car and free the officer.

Officers were called to a home in Rancho Sahuarita, according to police. As they arrived, the man tried to run over them with a car and a pursuit began. The pursuit ended five miles to the southwest, when Herrera was shot and killed.

Officers went to Jonathan Young's home to serve a mental health warrant. Police said Young barricaded himself inside the home for an hour before police broke in. One officer reportedly shocked him with a Taser, but it did not incapacitate him. Young allegedly came at an officer with a hatchet and a baseball bat and was shot and killed by police.

After a chase and a gunfight, Alshammary was dead. It was not immediately apparent whether it was the gunfire or crash that killed him. The Delaware County coroner's office said he shot himself.

A man with a concealed carry permit shot a man who was attacking a Lee County deputy on an I-75 off-ramp. Witnesses said a deputy tried to pull over a man near the Corkscrew exit. The suspect took off in his vehicle, reaching speeds up to 100 miles per hour. Eventually, the driver got out of his car on an off-ramp and attacked the deputy. That's when witnesses say a third person came over and shot and killed Strother.

Police responded to a fight between a man and a woman at Temecula Courthouse. When police arrived, Cookson grabbed something, a fight started, and he was shot and killed.

Police responded to a report of an armed man walking down the street in a threatening manner. The suspect picked up a stick, threw it and struck one of the officers, according to police. The man charged at police with a machete, and he was shot and killed.

Officers were called to an apartment complex, after Redding police received reports of a disturbance involving a man armed with a rifle and handgun, police said. The man, allegedly armed with a pistol and rifle, refused to leave the apartment, which wasn't his home. About 15 minutes later, four officers shot the man after he allegedly refused to follow officers' commands to drop his gun.

Officers arrived at Parker's house after being called because Parker had a knife and was threatening to hurt himself. After they arrived, he went into the home and came back out with a machete, charging at the officers, police said. Officers used non-lethal means on Parker, shooting him with a bean bag and using a Taser on him, but neither stopped him, and he was shot and killed.

Okaloosa County Sheriff's Deputies were serving Joseph Fletcher, 35, with a felony warrant on charges of grand theft of a motor vehicle, possession of a controlled substance, and fleeing and eluding. When they got to his home, his girlfriend answered the door and told them that Fletcher was hiding in a closet. When they found Fletcher, at first it seemed he was going to comply, but he lashed out at officers. One of them used a Taser on Fletcher to get him under control, but it didn't work, and a struggle followed. Fletcher went for one of the deputy's guns, got a hold of it, and another deputy shot and killed him.

Carter was wanted in connection with a shoot-out with deputies two months prior and was shot and killed by law enforcement agents after he shot and killed a U.S. Marshal.

Jones was shooting another man when he was shot and killed by police.

Police responded when two people were stabbed. After speaking to responders, Smith fled. When police caught up with him, he threatened them with a knife. Police said they tried some less-lethal methods to stop him, before they shot and killed him.

After hitting several cars, Adalid Flores and another man fled as police approached. He was shot and killed by Officer Lorenzo Uribe.

Police said they received a call from a woman who said her ex-boyfriend had broken into her apartment. When she walked in, he put a gun to head, then went past her and fired a round, stepped back and pointed the gun at her head. She got out safely, but he barricaded himself inside. For several hours, negotiators tried to convince the man to surrender. When he came out of the building, he pointed a gun at officers. Three SWAT officers responded by each firing a single shot, killing him.

George Bush III allegedly wounded a police sergeant in an earlier incident. Police found his car abandoned at a parking garage. A woman had picked him up there, and officers tracked their vehicle to the intersection of Smiley and Leola avenues in St. Louis. Bush apparently realized he was being followed, jumped out of the car and fired a shot at the officers, striking the windshield of their pickup truck. He ran, and police pursued. He was shot killed in front of a house about 100 yards up the street.

A South Gate police officer and his wife were found fatally shot at their Long Beach condo, and police said the double shooting was under investigation as a possible murder-suicide. Police were called to a possible domestic violence incident. The condo's door was ajar, and inside, officers found Kyle Kurian, 25, and his wife, Greta Kurian, 22, with gunshot wounds in their upper torsos. Greta Kurian was pronounced dead at the scene. Her husband, a rookie South Gate police officer, was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

A chase started when its deputies tried to carry out a traffic stop. Ivory Pantallion refused to pull over, however, and police chased him westbound into Chambers County and then Baytown. Once in Baytown, deputies say he drove in the direction of an officer who was trying to set up a spike strip to stop the speeding SUV. Police immobilized the vehicle. Pantallion then allegedly exchanged gunfire with police and was killed.

Master Officer C.S. Barkley, Officer M.D. Southerland and Officer C.Q. Goss. Southerland, in uniform but in an unmarked vehicle, were on patrol when they encountered Frank Nathaniel Clark and stopped to speak with him. During the conversation, Clark made a movement toward his waistband, and the officers fought with him. During the struggle, the officers heard a gunshot, and an officer fired his weapon, killing Clark, according police.

Police were responding to a call of a battery in progress when a police sergeant saw a man matching the suspect's description. When the sergeant said he was an officer, police say that Raye ran off. During the foot chase, the sergeant says Raye pointed a weapon at him twice, and he shot and killed him in an alley.

Police were responding to a medical call. Thelen met them at the door with a knife and was shot and killed.

According to police, Don Fitzgerald White was being treated at Pathways and stabbed an employee with a knife. Two officers from the Jackson Police Department responded to the scene, where, during an exchange with White, the situation escalated and resulted in at least one of the officers shooting and killing White.

Officers were responding to a call about a man's erratic behavior at the Gospel Rescue Mission. The man fought officers who were attempting to take him into custody, using pepper spray and Tasers, and he was shot and killed.

Philadelphia police responded to an Upper Roxborough home after a report of gunshots being fired. When they arrived, they heard more gunshots and saw muzzle flash in front of the house, police said. Five hours later, police sent in a robot through a window. The robot, which had a camera, showed the man "was down."

Redding Police officers tried to pull over a car after reports of a suspicious person driving in the neighborhood. The driver parked in a residential driveway. As police approached the driver, multiple shots were fired from inside the car. The driver then got out of the car, laid down on the ground and shot and killed himself.

Belle Meade Police attempted to stop a man for driving under the influence. As officers approached the car, police said, the man hit the gas and sped away. The man, who police said was not from the area, eventually shot himself in the head on Belle Meade Boulevard.

Walker first killed his girlfriend, April Peck, and then was killed in a gunfight with deputies later.

Police spotted a man who they believed was about to burglarize a vehicle. When the officers stopped their own vehicle to investigate, the man ran away, police said. Police briefly chased the man on foot to the back of a nearby home, and when they got to the rear of that residence, they shot and killed the man.

According to the Catawba County Sheriff's Office, Irecas Valentine crashed into an undercover deputy's car during a narcotics investigation. He was shot and crashed a short distance away. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A woman who lived with Scheibel in a third floor apartment fled after she was threatened by a man with a gun. She ran to a neighbor's apartment where police were called. Officers surrounded the building and evacuated other tenants while roadblocks were set up. After several hours, police found the suspect dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

King, who suffered from mental illness, called police several times, and when they arrived, he met them with a knife and was shot and killed by Deputy Jason Hays.

Police responded to reports of a theft. Cummins was armed with a box cutter, police said. They have not released information on what led to the shooting. Witnesses described seeing a man walking while a police officer chased him on foot. They say the man was ignoring the officer and at some point the officer drew his weapon.One witness said the officer began shooting when Cummins appeared to start throwing rocks at the officer. Cummins was killed.

Phillips was fatally shot by police after he fired a weapon toward sheriff's deputies, police said. According to police, he was shot when he confronted arriving officers while armed with a gun and ignored orders to drop the weapon.

Johnson was suspected of shooting and killing Tacoma police officer Reginald Jake Gutierrez. He was shot and killed by police after an hours-long standoff.

Blankenship shot and killed a man at a grocery store in McDowell County and then barricaded himself inside of a residence, before shooting and killing himself, according to police.

Deputies were contacted by Tampa police to locate Mebane who was reported to be suicidal. Deputies found the missing man's vehicle in a parking lot, and as they approached, they saw the man with a firearm in his hand. Deputies told him to drop the weapon, but he raised it instead, and one deputy shot and killed him.

Police suspected the driver and passenger, Scott, of having pot. As Scott was being searched, he pulled a gun, shot himself, and then was shot and killed by police.

Jefferson Parish Sheriff's deputy Nicholas Songy arrived to investigate a domestic disturbance call. After speaking with the woman who made the call, Songy, who was alone, went into the backyard, where he encountered an armed man, police said. Songy and Flores exchanged gunfire. Songy was shot in the leg, and Flores was hit as well. When backup arrived, police ordered Flores to lower his weapon and shot and killed him when he refused.

Smith shot and killed his ex-girlfriend, fled, and was shot and killed when police saw he had a gun, although it was not immediately reported whether he pointed it at them.

Orange City police officers encountered Westley Daum, 47, after receiving three 911 calls about a person standing in the middle of Volusia Avenue pointing a gun at passing cars. After a search, they found him a in front of a home, and after trying less lethal methods, he was shot and killed. Volusia sheriff's Sgts. Joel Hernandez, Kyle Bainbridge and Justin Stewart and deputies Miguel Roman, Joshua Sheen and Austin Weber, of the Sheriff's Office, and Orange City Police Officer Stephen Nesbitt fired their guns at Daum, killing him.

Hutchinson Police Department were dispatched regarding a "trouble with subject" call. Police entered the residence. As the officers were announcing their presence, they encountered Jones in a bedroom armed with a handgun. He pointed the gun at officers and was shot and killed.

Police responded to a domestic dispute call in Avella. When state police arrived, they heard several shots. Police say Steven Ward then walked toward the troopers carrying a large, Bowie-style knife. Ward refused to drop the weapon, and they shot him. He died a week later.

Hicks stabbed Amanda Williams to death and was killed by Fayetteville police after he lunged at them with a knife, police said.

Officers responded to a domestic dispute call at an apartment complex near Georgia Southwestern State University. Officer Smarr and Officer Smith responded to call and engaged with Lembrick, who shot them and fled the scene. As a SWAT team closed in, he shot and killed himself.

Allen Police shot and killed a man while responding to a reported domestic disturbance. Police said a man came out of the home and fired a gun at the officers. The officers shot and killed him.

Police were searching for Stephen Joshua Whitney of Hilo who was a suspect in an attempted murder investigation during a domestic incident. Police say Whitney drove in the direction of an officer with a stolen truck, and he was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A deputy saw a man attempting to steal some of his property on Chestua Road before a confrontation between the two men. David Scott Winkler, 44, then attempted to hit the deputy with his car, according to police. The deputy shot at Winkler's car and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A woman called police, saying her boyfriend had stabbed her. When the officer arrived, they found a man and a woman in a garage with the door open. The man had the woman at knifepoint, police said. The man wasn't following orders, and Sgt. Eric McElhaney was afraid he would take the woman's life, so he shot and killed the man.

Four officers went to a house in Medicine Lodge to serve a warrant and were conducting a search when an officer encountered Herd in a bedroom. Herd was holding a handgun. According to police, both Herd and the officer fired shots, and Herd was killed.

York Police Chief Don Klug said officers were dispatched to York General Hospital because a man was reportedly wielding a knife and threatening hospital staff. They tasered him, used pepper spray and then shot and killed him.

Cumberledge allegedly "operated a motor vehicle in an aggressive manner toward officers" and was shot and killed outside the White Hall Walmart. State police confirmed it happened when two police officers from different agencies attempted to serve outstanding warrants on the man.

According to police, a man, identified by family as 73-year-old Francisco Serna, was brandishing a gun when Officer Reagan Selman shot and killed him. No gun was found. Serna apparently suffered from dementia. The Police Department's Board of Review had originally cleared the officer following the shooting—but the District Attorney's office also chose to review the incident.

Two Byron officers were shot while serving a search warrant for drugs in Crawford County. A multi-jurisdiction drug task force knocked on the door of a home on Highway 42 around 2:30 a.m. When no one answered, they went inside. One person in the home started firing at the officers, and he was shot and killed.

Police were investigating drug activity when an officer was shot in the shoulder. The gunman was found dead inside the bathroom of the motel room with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

Police responded to a call about a domestic disturbance at a dentist office. They said the fight spilled out into the alleyway out back. When police arrived, the man was assaulting the woman in the alley. Henry County Police Officer Justin Boggs shot the man after he pulled out a gun and began to point it toward them and advanced upon them, police said.

Deputies went to a motor home after a woman reported being held against her will there by her armed husband the previous night. James Bacon refused to come out, threatened officers, threatened to blow up the motor home and fired three shots when officers in an armored vehicle deployed gas into the motor home. Deputies eventually entered the home and found Bacon dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Downey police officers responded to a report of a person armed with a knife and a gun who was threatening to kill family members. When officers arrived, the suspect fled on a motorcycle, initiating a chase. The fleeing man escaped. An unmarked police vehicle watched his home on Windrush Drive and saw him walk toward the home. When officers approached the man, he said he was armed with a gun. When he reached for it, he was shot and killed.

Jones abducted his estranged wife at gunpoint. Later, the two got out of the car and began fighting. When a man stopped John Jones rammed his car, fled and then shot and killed himself when police arrived.

Deputies responded to a call about a gunshot victim, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Deputies entered the residence to investigate the shooting and encountered a man armed with a shotgun, and the man was shot and killed.

Clakley apparently killed himself when deputies attempted to deliver multiple felony warrants. Family members told deputies the man was armed with a handgun and making multiple statements about not going back to jail.

Police said a man was shot and killed after officers saw the man holding what was believed to be a weapon in his waistband. Ryan Joseph ran near an apartment building, and the man was shot and killed as he brandished a gun.. Police said a handgun was recovered.

Paul Kolar was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy after he was found trespassing on a homeowner's property in the Ridgefield area with a handgun, according to the Clark County Sheriff's Office.

Few details were immediately released, but deputies when to Minton's home to investigate a domestic disturbance, and a deputy shot and killed Minton.

Nick Hamilton led Hemet police on a chase that ended in the man being fatally shot by a police officer. Hamilton exited the car and brandished a handgun.

Knox City police and Starke County deputies arrived to serve a felony warrant. Within seven minutes, police say, William Newman drove through a garage door, hit a police car and drove in the general direction of a police officer when he was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

An Elk City officer pulled over a vehicle with several people inside when the driver, Colton Dale Calaway, drove off. The officer pursued the vehicle into Burns Flat where he performed a PIT maneuver, which caused the vehicle to stall. Calaway then fled into a neighborhood and attempted to enter a home. Calaway was shot and killed when he turned toward the officer with a gun in his hand.

According to police, a deputy was at the Tire Tracks and was approached by the other person. Police said the deputy fired shots, but they have not disclosed the reason the shots were fired.

Ponca City Police received a 911 call that a man was assaulting a delivery driver with what appeared to be a tire iron. Police said King confronted officers with a sword and was shot and killed.

Police were checking on a report of a suspicious vehicle. Terrence Thomas brandished a handgun and was shot and killed.

Pinellas County sheriff's deputies fatally shot 55-year-old Stanley Eversole after he pointed a loaded crossbow toward deputies who were investigating a domestic disturbance between Eversole and his girlfriend, Lora Richter.

An El Monte officer attempted to stop an SUV in the area of Valley Boulevard and Tyler Avenue for a suspected DUI. The driver fled. He stopped at an intersection, and police officers got out of their cars. The driver then drove into a cul-de-sac, turned around and drove in the direction of the officers, who shot and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A woman called police several times, saying her son needed help. When they arrived, Savino pulled a knife and was shot and killed.

Police responded to reports of a woman shot by a man. The woman was killed. The man fled the scene on foot, and was spotted a few minutes later by two Gadsden police officers, police said. He ran from police, and after a short foot pursuit produced a gun. Officers then shot and killed him.

Michael Alan Altice, 61, called 911 and threatened to shoot himself, others or police. Altice was inside an RV behind a family home in the area where he lived when officers arrived. Beseler said Altice came out with a handgun and would not put it down when instructed by officers. Two officers shot and killed him.

Police responded to reports of shots fired. Officers who arrived reportedly found a woman's corpse, police said. James Tylka was seen driving away, and police pursued. It ended with an exchange of gunfire off Hwy 99W, when Tylka was shot. Tylka also shot himself. OSP Trooper Nic Cederberg, 32, was shot multiple times. Officers Stanley Smith, Christopher Smith and Joseph Twigg of Sherwood police, Eli Sanders of Tualatin police, and Anthony Christofaro of Hillsboro police were involved. An autopsy did not determine which gunshot killed Tylka.

According to the Brazoria County Sheriff's Department, deputies responded to calls of a suspicious person with a gun. Deputies say they arrived to the area and found a white female armed with a pistol. She was asked repeatedly to drop the pistol but refused. She raised her gun and pointed it in the direction of the deputies. Two officers shot and killed her.

An Oglala Sioux Tribal public safety officer was on patrol in Kyle. He reportedly had a gun pulled on him by the man to whom he was speaking. The officer drew his own gun, and shot and killed the man. When backup arrived, the officer was rendering first aid to the victim. On his person, officers allegedly found methamphetamine, two 9-millimeter caliber firearms, and 200-300 rounds of ammunition.

Police were told that a drunken man had assaulted his mother. Deputies say that within minutes of getting to the scene, a man armed with a firearm confronted them. The deputies shot and killed Kirk.

A man suspected of forcing his way into his daughter's St. Peters home fatally shot himself as he was approached by police outside a convenience store.

Daniel Ralph Daily invaded a home on Talladega Trail. Daily and the home's owner got into a shootout. The homeowner was shot and another person in the home was taken hostage. When deputies arrived, Daily pointed a gun at them and was shot and killed.

Police pulled Rollins over because he was driving erratically. A passenger got out and fled, then Rollins jumped out and produced a firearm, police said. He was shot and killed. The family disputes the police version of events, saying he had his hands in the air when he was killed.

Whidden apparently shot people inside a home and pointed his gun at deputies when they arrived. He was shot and killed.

Police were investigating a murder, which precipitated a standoff, in which a man killed himself.

Police responded to neighbors fighting on a man's front lawn, and a Harris County sheriff's deputy fatally shot Juan Carlos Cuadra when he pointed a gun at deputies, and refused commands to put down his gun, police said.