Two men were in custody at the DPS office for a criminal charge of transporting drugs. One of the suspects, Yia Lee, produced a loaded handgun and fired at the two deputies. The deputies shot and killed him.

Police were called to a home after reports of shots fired. A suspect, believed to be armed, refused to exit the home, initiating the standoff. The man was shot and killed by police when he left his home.

A deputy was called to a disturbance at a home on Blackberry Lane. Torres had allegedly assaulted people in the home and destroyed property. Deputy Joshua Alan Luke attempted to speak with the Torres in the backyard of the home. Police said Torres ran toward the deputy and was shot and killed.

Police investigating a stolen car reportedly found an occupied car and tried to talk to the driver. The man responded by first backing his car into a police car, then driving forward and hitting another parked car, then driving in the general direction of the officers, who shot and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A retired Ventura County Superior Court judge shot and killed his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself, police said. Ventura police said they responded to a home for a call of a domestic dispute. Upon arrival, officers reported hearing multiple gunshots within the home. Hostage negotiators communicated with 69-year-old Herbert Curtis III for three hours before they rushed into the home. When they entered the home, officers said they found Curtis dead from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Curtis' girlfriend, 54-year-old Patricia Payne, was found alive but died from multiple gunshot wounds.

The CHP received a report of a man walking on the 10 Freeway. When officers arrived, they found the pedestrian walking along the center median with a knife in his hand. The man ran off the freeway and south toward Pico Boulevard. When police closed in, the man ran at them still holding the knife, and they shot and killed him.

Commerce City police responded to a home on a report of a man with a gun who had threatened a woman. When they arrived at the home, officers spotted Cole Wooley in the doorway with a handgun, police said. The man, who had stated that he wanted police to kill him, pointed the gun at officers and was shot and killed.

According to police, Alex Davis came at the deputy with a board. The deputy asked him to stop. He also twice tried to subdue the teenager with his stun gun. Davis was able to pull the electrodes off him to pursue the deputy, and Davis was shot and killed.

A multi-state killing spree that left four women dead ended in a standoff when suspected killers William Boyette shot and killed himself.

A Mt. Pleasant police officer attempted to stop a suspected DUI driver. However, the driver did not immediately stop and allegedly led the officer on a brief pursuit. Bradley Ross Nelson got out of his car and showed the officers he was carrying a weapon. Nelson was shot and killed.

Rockwood Police Department learned that a possibly suicidal man, Quintin Swicegood, was in the parking lot of the Walmart, according to police. When officers arrived and made contact with Swicegood, he produced a handgun. An officer fired at him, and he shot and killed himself, according to an autopsy report.

Curtis Deal jumped out of a vehicle being tailed by police in West Baltimore and was fatally shot by an officer after allegedly holding a handgun during a foot pursuit, police said.

According to Anadarko Police, officers responded to a call concerning a domestic disturbance. The details were immediately withheld about what led to the shooting, but a man in the disturbance was shot and killed by officers Eric Harlan and James Coker. Later, police alleged that Hunter confronted them with a knife in his hand.

A man reportedly called 911 and said, "I want to kill cops." Within moments, others in the neighborhood called 911 to say the man was walking around, apparently bloody and carrying some kind of flag. When officers found him, he reportedly said, "Just kill me" while wielding a knife. The officers first tried to subdue him with an electronic stun gun, but he continued toward them, and he was shot and killed.

Bridgeton Police Department officers were pursuing Darryl Fuqua when he pointed a handgun at an officer, who shot and killed him.

After a carjacking and chase, Burton broke into an occupied apartment, and police shot and killed him in a bedroom where he was hiding.

After a burglary and chase, passenger Ambrosia Fagre and driver Kadhar Bailey were shot and killed by police while fleeing by vehicle. Fagre was shot while the vehicle was moving, and Bailey was shot after striking a police car and stopping.

Officer Josh Lippert pulled over Jocques Scott Clemmons, 31, for running a stop sign. Police say Clemmons got out of the car and started a fight with the officer. Clemmons then ran through the parking lot while appearing to hold something in his waistband. Officer Lippert was able to catch him, but as he tried to arrest Clemmons, they reportedly had another fight. Police said Clemmons fell to the ground and dropped a fully loaded .357 magnum pistol. Lippert saw the weapon and tried to kick it away, but Clemmons reportedly grabbed the gun and picked it up, and Lippert shot and killed Clemmons.

Police responded to a shots-fired call. When they arrived, they found a man on the porch of a home shooting a rifle. Police say they told the man to drop the gun, but he pointed it in their direction and officers shot him.

Officers were on a report of a home invasion, police said. Police came across Young while in the house, and Young struck an officer and was shot and killed by Officers Russell Braun, Paige Young and Randall Richardson.

Daequann Buckner was wanted for a shooting and wounding a man and a woman. Police said he barricaded himself inside a residence, and then shot and killed himself inside.

According to the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office, deputies were called to a home in North La Cumbre Road by a family member who reported that Bryan Carreno was inside the garage and was hallucinating, acting out and possibly under the influence of drugs. Deputies spent several hours tracking the man who was reportedly jumping fences and going in houses and at one point was on the roof of a home. Deputies found Carreno inside a residence where he was killed by deputies when he charged at them with a knife.

Kaufman County Sheriff's Office received a criminal trespass call. A deputy saw a man on the private property, and he fled. Robert Schneider circled back to a pickup that was parked nearby, got in and drove in the general direction of the deputy, and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Brandon Lambert was wanted on several warrants in Knox and Blount counties, including theft, evading arrest, reckless endangerment and others. When officers tried to arrest him, he crashed his vehicle into police vehicles, and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police were dispatched to a home on a report of shots fired. As officers approached the house, they say saw Steven C. Oliger, 64, on the back deck, and they said he was armed with a revolver. The two officers reportedly yelled out to an officer at the front of the house that there was an armed person on the back deck, and at that time Oliger reportedly fired a shot. The officer at the front of the house approached from the east side and fired a single shot and killed Oliger.

After a stabbing, the female victim told police a few locations where they could possibly find Michael Morris. Officers began checking a few locations and were given information the suspect was threatening to commit suicide by cop. Moore exited the residence with a large fixed blade combat knife and confronted officers in the rear of the location. Two officers shot and killed him.

A man had entered a business and demanded that Lopez, who worked there, leave with him. She repeatedly refused until the suspect displayed a handgun. Lopez then left with the suspect. Lopez and the suspect left in a vehicle driving westbound on SH 71, police said. A deputy saw the vehicle parked with the doors open. Another deputy and trainee saw the man and Lopez walking down the road. As deputies approached, the man fatally shot Lopez. Deputies opened fire on the suspect and at the same time he shot himself in the head. It was not immediately clear if any of the deputies' shots struck the suspect.

Police responded to an emergency call over a domestic dispute. The encountered Mauro Garnica, who was stabbing a woman with a knife, and shot and killed him

Police were investigating suspicious activity at a on La Petite Court. An officer encountered Andrew McClendon holding a knife. Police said McClendon was walking toward the officer in a threatening manner and was shot and killed.

Gardena officers were patrolling West Rosecrans Avenue when they noticed a disturbance in the parking lot of a business. The officers stopped to assist a security guard in quelling the disturbance between several patrons. During the encounter, one of the males fired at least one round and fled west away from the parking lot. As Gardena officers tried to apprehend the man, an officer shot and killed the man. Police did not disclose what precipitated the shooting.

Police received a call that a man was forcing a woman into a car at gunpoint at a trailer park. Deputies responded and confronted a male and female at the park. Ordered to show his hands, Jonathon "Jay" Daniel Simmons ran to a car. Deputies were ordering the man to show his hands and get away from the vehicle, but Simmons was attempting to get a gun from the car, and he was shot and killed.

Grand Prairie officers responded to a home after receiving a report from the relative of a man inside destroying the house and property, police said. While one officer was speaking with Henry, he became belligerent and walked away. A fight broke out and an officer shot and killed Joshua Henry.

Lt. James Helgoe shot and killed Jean R. Valescot after he threatened to kill his girlfriend and their son, during a hostage situation, according to police. Valescot was armed with a handgun and a shotgun.

Keo Crockett allegedly broke into a home on Virginia Lee Lane and assaulted the two occupants. Police said Crockett fired the gun during the invasion. Deputies knocked on the front door, and Crockett came out holding a gun, which he allegedly raised and pointed at the deputies when he was shot and killed.

Police responded to the Circle K for a report of an armed robbery. Upon their arrival, a man was found, armed with a gun, standing behind an employee inside the store. The suspect exited the store with the employee, and the employee ran toward a deputy who was waiting outside. Manuel Encinas was shot and killed by deputies.

Logan T. Reese stabbed his mother, Charlene Wold, 49, to death in her home near Hudson, Wis., set fire to his apartment nearby and shot at police while fleeing into Minnesota where he killed himself in his wrecked car.

Christopher Carter held a female hostage within a laundry room in building five of The Villages at Franklin Crossings after police tried to apprehend him. While holding a knife at the hostage's neck, he was shot and killed by Sgt. Kevin Gahagan.

Justin Holland was approached by an off-duty Indiana conservation officer for suspicious behavior, and a struggle ensued. Holland was shot and killed by a witness, who was later cleared.

Police were patrolling the area when they noticed two men prowling around parked cars and confronted them, police said. The men ran in different directions. One of the men was running toward officers as they came around a corner, pulled a handgun and pointed it toward the officers, and he was shot and killed.

Police were attempting to arrest Misael Cano for attempted murder, when he fled by vehicle and on foot. At the end of the pursuit he raised a handgun toward police and was shot and killed. Officers Jake Skifstad, Dale Lucky and Jeffry Whittmore were absolved of responsibility.

Police first received a call about a man pointing a handgun from the roof of a home. The man, Douglas Michael Smith, was agitated, waving the gun and pointing it into the residence and toward the street, police said. Officers reportedly tried talking to Smith, but he refused to answer and pointed his gun toward them, police said. Smith fired one round into the house before two officers shot and killed him.

Police were searching a meth-associated house and found Kevin Johnson hiding behind a false wall. He fired on officers with a long gun, and was shot and killed by police.

An 11-year-old walked in on his father, Medger Blake, 41, stabbing his mother Rose Blake, 38, in their home, police said. He called 911, and when police arrived, Blake lunged at them with a knife, and they shot and killed Medger Blake. Rose Blake also died.

Officers responded after reports of shots fired. When officers tried to question a man on foot, he fled and a foot chase followed, police said. The man was caught and there was a struggle. During the fight, shots were fired, and one officer shot and killed Timothy Lionel Williams, 47.

Newton Police and Harvey County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call of a shooting where they found three people who had been killed. Witnesses led police to the suspect in the murders, who confronted officers with a shotgun. David Montano was shot and killed.

Reno police responded to a report of a robbery and pursued Steven Valenzuela into the Eldorado Casino on a foot pursuit. During the pursuit, officers saw Valenzuela brandishing a handgun, and police shot and killed him.

Laurel County Sheriff's deputies arrived at a home, and shots were fired from inside the home, hitting a deputy's cruiser numerous times. It was not immediately disclosed why they went to the house. Isgrigg was shot and killed.

Police were serving burglary warrants for a woman, Jacqueline Cheyanne Johnson, and a man. Officers found the woman's vehicle in Angleton and followed her back to Lake Jackson where she opened fire at officers. Police shot and killed her. The man was arrested without incident.

Residents called 911 shortly to report that a man was attempting to break into their home. After entering the home, the man encountered an armed resident and fled. The man was outside the home when three police officers arrived. Police said he had something that resembled a gun. He was shot and killed. Officers officers John Constable, Breanna Adams and Chris Osborn were named in a civil lawsuit.

James Leroy Marker was shot and killed by police in Citrus County after he allegedly shot at the Sabal Pipeline and led police on a car chase.

The Gary Police Department responded to a call with active shooters, according to police. During the incident, numerous shots were fired, and five individuals suffered gunshot wounds. Wright was shot and killed, although it was not immediately reported who held the gun.

Officers were attempting to serve a warrant when Bridges fled from the home. Police say he opened fire on police during the brief chase, and he was shot and killed.

Police were tipped off to a burglary in progress. Officer Ronny Cortez was searching the area with 10-year veteran Officer Jose Munoz when they were both shot multiple times by Earl Donnell Riley, was then shot and killed by another officer.

Christopher Redding Jr. was being sought on a warrant for several robberies, police said. Police intercepted Redding, who fired at them, and was shot and killed.

Isidro Bazan Jr. was attempting to rob a house when police arrived. He attempted to drive away and then fled on foot. He then advanced upon officers, brandishing a butane torch, and was shot and killed.

During a traffic stop, shots were fired from the car, injuring one officer, police said. Two men tried to flee on foot, and there was an exchange of gunfire. Rafael Navarro-Garcia fired upon officers with a handgun and was killed, and the other man, Erick Bernal, 17, fled.

Police responded to a report of an armed person holding hostages, brandishing a handgun and a rifle. Officers negotiated with John Hall for two and a half hours, according to police, before sniper Deputy Brandon Stroik shot and killed Hall.

Michael Kocher took hostages and barricaded himself in a home before he was shot and killed.

Police tasered, then shot and killed a man who threatened them with a steel pipe.

Manning fled when police attempted to interrogate him about his suspicious presence near a closed mall. He pointed a metal object simulating a weapon at an officer and was shot and killed.

Police were called to a domestic disturbance. After a gunfight, Dean Bellamy was found dead from police gunfire.

Police responded on a report of an unruly man. Upon their arrival, sheriff's deputies unsuccessfully attempted to subdue him with a Taser, but they shot and killed him as he swung unplugged electric hair clippers at them.

Haverstraw police Officer Gerard Benderoth shot and killed himself outside a school as the FBI stopped him in his car. Benderoth was being investigated in connection with former Briarcliff Manor police Officer Nicholas Tartaglione. The latter was arrested in December in the murder of four Orange County men – Martin Santos-Luna, Miguel Sosa-Luna, Urbano Morales-Santiago, and Hector Gutierrez – who had all disappeared months before.

Marco Fregoso apparently shot and killed himself after he crashed during a police chase.

Police responded to the Highland Park Apartments to investigate reports of an armed man who allegedly threatened his sister's boyfriend with a gun, police said. Police spotted the suspect in a drainage arroyo. The man ran away and jumped a chain link fence before a shot was fired. Officers found the man with what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, though it is not clear whether it was intentional or accidental.

A man was chasing people and threatening them with a weapon bat and a broken bottle at Huntington Beach Sports Complex. A police officer showed up, warning to man to drop the item or he would be shot. Police opened fire after the man ran into the bleachers where a woman was. People who knew Shiltz said he was homeless and struggling with drug and alcohol abuse.

Police responded to a call to Deborah Drive on reports of a man acting "erratically." The call came from one of the man's parents, police said. Soon after officers arrived an officer deployed his Taser, police said. Moments later, Officer Colin Stewart shot and killed the man on railroad tracks adjacent to the end of Deborah Drive. Santa Clara city officials approved a $5.3 million settlement with the family in May 2021.

Andre Lamont Richardson, 36, forced his way into a home. As arriving officers approached the residence, shots were fired from within the home. Richardson and Quanta Nashall Chandler, 33, were found dead of gunshots around nine hours later.

Police responded to a reported domestic disturbance. According to police, officers were confronted by an armed man upon arrival. Officers demanded the man drop his gun, but, instead, the man turned toward an officer and was shot and killed.

Police attempted to pull Michael Perez's minivan over for a broken taillight and a warrant associated with the license plate number, police said. After a standoff inside the minivan, he was shot and killed by Officer Gutierrez when he produced a knife.

Police were investigating a series of robberies. When they approached a car with some men in it, the car drove in the general direction of police, who shot, injuring two and killing one of the people, Rashad Daquan Opher, in the car. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police received multiple calls of a man with a knife acting high or crazy outside a Home Depot. When officers arrived, they found Noel Russell a short distance north of Home Depot. He advanced upon officers while brandishing a knife and was shot and killed.

Police were attempting to talk to Apostolos, who was "believed to be in need of professional mental health intervention services," when a fight started, and he was shot and killed by Officer Francis Bopp.

Ryan Rosa was sought on a warrant and suspected in a string of break-ins and was shot and killed by Pierce County sheriff's deputies. Police alleged that Rosa struck an officer with his vehicle and, after receiving a warning, tried to do so again.

Fremont police found a stolen car sought in connection with multiple armed robberies in Fremont and around the Bay Area, police said. When two detectives tried to stop the car at City View Apartment Homes, its driver rammed a detective's car. Police shot and killed the passenger, Elena "Ebbie" Mondragon.

Todd Munson was wanted in connection with a deadly Ahwatukee shooting. After a chase and an intentional crash, he pointed a handgun at police and was shot and killed.

Police went to Patrick Gatson's apartment to serve a robbery warrant. Gatson refused to come outside. After an eight-hour standoff at the end of which police invaded the apartment, Gatson brandished a rifle, and he was shot and killed.

Police responded to two calls for a man who was alleged to be threatening others with a knife. While inside the residence, a single-wide mobile home, the man with a knife, Brentant M. Lahey, confronted and threatened Officer Kyle White with the knife. This resulted in Officer White shooting and killing him.

Police were investigating drug activity. When the approached a car, Claybrooks allegedly brandished a handgun and was shot and killed.

Police responded to a bank robbery. Terrence King allowed family members out of the house during a standoff, before firing upon police with a handgun and then killing himself by gunshot.

Deputies responded to a house in the area after Lewellyn called 911 threatening violence against others. When deputies arrived, Lewellyn came out of the house and pointed a BB gun at the deputies. She was shot and killed.

Police responded to a disturbance with a weapon. Kevin Perry apparently came out with a handgun, shot and killed a police dog and was shot and killed.

During an altercation at Classic Cuts salon, Sgt. Shawn Anderson with the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office was shot and killed. Alleged shooter, Brandon Wiley, 30, was armed with a handgun and was shot during the incident and was transported to a local hospital. Wiley was wanted for questioning in regards to rape allegations made by a 15-year-old girl and died three days later from his injuries.

Clifton Knickmeyer was shot and killed by a St. Louis County police officer after police said Knickmeyer pointed a gun at an officer during a domestic disturbance.

Pregnant Alteria Woods was shot and killed during a gun battle that resulted from a drug raid. She was inside the house, but was not the person police were after.

A deputy responded to the scene of an assault and located a male suspect who was beating a woman. The deputy requested additional deputies, a helicopter, and medical services. The deputy approached the suspect and noticed he was armed with a knife. The deputy ordered the suspect to drop the knife. The suspect refused and continued to assault the female. The suspect then threatened to stab the woman and was shot and killed.

Andrew Jared Lane entered the sheriff's station to register as a sex offender before he later opened fire in the parking lot and was shot by police. He killed himself by gunfire.

Robert Lee Eichen was killed by a self-inflicted bullet or police gunfire after threatening his estranged wife with a handgun at her workplace. Officer Joseph O'Gorman, who shot Eichen in the back, was ruled justified in his use of force.

Vincent Peter Valentin died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound after he fired shots at a University of Oklahoma fraternity house after apparently destroying shrubbery outside a store with a hatchet. When he was confronted by several members of the fraternity, Valentin pointed the gun at them and attempted to fire a shot, police said. He then threw the hatchet at them, but no one was injured in either incident. Valentin then fled the scene on foot and was later located dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound at a residence just west of the fraternity.

Vang allegedly got into a domestic incident with his wife and went to the Rothschild bank where she worked. He allegedly shot two bank employees to death and then traveled to nearby Schofield, where he shot and killed his wife's divorce attorney. He then barricaded himself in his Weston apartment. Police allege that he shot and killed an Everest Metro Police detective as the detective was setting up a perimeter. Police eventually stormed the apartment and Deputy Matthew Bell shot and killed Vang. Everest Metro Police Detective Sgt. Dan Goff also shot him.

Police responded to reports of an person armed with a knife. Officers arrived on scene to find a man carrying a machete. The subject was uncooperative with officers and refused to drop the weapon and was shot and killed.

Don Johnson allegedly was arguing with his girlfriend when he shot and killed her. When police arrived on the scene, the man began started shooting at officers. He allegedly killed a police dog and injured an officer. Officers shot and killed him.

Matthew Gambaro, armed with a handgun, fled the scene of a motor car accident, police said. Gambaro raised his weapon and shot himself; at the same time, police also shot him. Texas officials determined suicide.

A man facing attempted murder charges took his own life after a standoff that lasted several hours.

A morning shootout at the American Plaza left a man dead and two other people wounded. An officer shot and killed a shooter who was spraying bullets at pedestrians in the area, police said.

A Florida Highway Patrol trooper was dispatched to a man walking on Interstate 95 near Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach. Upon his arrival, a fight happened, and the trooper shocked David Eric Ufferman with his stun gun, which was ineffective, and shot and killed him.

Troopers tried to make a traffic stop on a Subaru Legacy. The driver sped away, leading officers on a 45-minute chase that ended when troopers disabled the vehicle with spike strips. The driver attempted to flee when the police set a dog on him. He killed the dog and was shot and killed by police.

Steven Hopwood showed up at a salon where he had a protection order against him, which was intended to keep him away. A Marshall County Sheriff's deputy responded and exchanged gunfire with Hopwood inside the business. Additional deputies arrived and that Hopwood shot at them as well, although they did not return fire. Following these exchanges, Niland said, police entered the business and found Hopwood dead and hostages in a separate room.

Bradley Sheets and Destiny Moneyhun stole a truck and a gun from one man and killed another before stealing his vehicle. Sheets allegedly shot Moneyhun and then himself as they were fired on by police.

Officer Doug Vansickle was doing ordinance enforcement when Milks allegedly came out of his house with a long gun and told the officer to go away. Vansickle gave orders to the man to drop the weapon, according to police, when Milks "stopped, chambered a round and was bringing the weapon to bear on the officer" when he was shot and killed.

Police said someone called Sparks Police reporting a person in a car, armed with a long-barreled weapon and making suicidal statements. Police contained the area and started speaking with the person in the car. After about an hour of conversation, officers reported hearing a gunshot from the car, and police approached the car and were unable to get the dead person to respond.

Doyle Johnson became belligerent after a deputy pulled him over in Rosedale. Johnson then sped eight miles to a vacant home in Byars, where he allegedly pointed a handgun at the deputy and was shot and killed.

Anderson County Deputies responded to a call of a person who used his car to push an off-road car out of the road. He continued on to the house. He shot several times at his neighbor's home. Nobody was in the home at the time the shots were fired. Once deputies arrived on scene, state police said the man was standing in front of his home with a rifle in his hand and allegedly pointed it at deputies before he was shot and killed.

Police were dispatched to find a man barricaded inside a residence and armed with a handgun in Port Charlotte. Robert Barrett, 39, fled. He barricaded himself inside another home and still armed. After several hours, police found a man inside the home with what appeared to be a self-inflicted fatal gunshot.

Christopher Pizzichetta was allegedly injecting heroin when troopers came on him. He attempted to flee in his pickup truck as the troopers tried to block him in, striking two of their cars and speeding in the general direction of a trooper on foot when he was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Escambia County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a domestic violence call. Marcus Williams fled on foot. During the pursuit, police struggled with Williams, who fired a handgun at deputies, according to police. They shot and killed him.

Jose Antonio Hernandez was in his underwear when he got in a patrol car. He reached for a patrol rifle and was shot and killed by Pendleton officer Cpl. John Marano.

A stolen car was reported. A constable began following the car. Officials chased the car into a parking lot off Airline Drive. The driver fled in the direction of the deputies' car. Four deputies inside the car began firing at the stolen car, which had two people inside. The driver, Michael Maldonado, was killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Dyersburg Police Department received a call of shots fired. They learned that a suspect in a Ford Taurus, Rodney Gatti, 52, had allegedly fired several shots in different locations on Tucker Street, Scott Street as well as the Perry Circle area. DPD Negotiators made several attempts to contact Gatti. He was found dead in the house, reportedly from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police said a man had been involved in a dispute with a neighbor earlier in the day. As officers were setting up a perimeter around a home, the suspect drove out of his garage and fired at officers as he drove off. A short distance away, police shot and killed the man.

Austin Snyder was located in a stolen car in the parking lot of an Extended Stay America. When officers approached, police said, he drove off and rammed a car being driven by a bystander, pushing it into a police vehicle. Austin then reached down and was shot and killed. Two handguns were found in the front seat of the vehicle.

Glenn Watenpool, 68, entered the office inside the clubhouse of the Pescara Lakes mobile home park and pointed a handgun at the 54-year-old park manager. After six hours of negotiation, deputies entered, and Watenpool fired on them and was shot and killed.

Westerville medics requested that Columbus police assist them with the transport of a mental health patient. According to police, officers followed the medic to the hospital. When the patient got out of the back of the vehicle, he was carrying a garbage bag. Inside the bag was a handgun. When the man saw a police officer, he took out the gun and ignored orders to drop the gun. He was shot and killed, while carrying a BB gun.

Summers was wanted on a fraud charge, along with failing to appear. Summers was inside an Uber vehicle when the vehicle was pulled over. Summers refused to get out of the vehicle and shot at deputies from inside the car. Six deputies shot and killed him.

A pursuit started by Bennett County police crossed over onto the reservation where tribal police took over the chase. The man fired multiple shots at officers during the chase, police said. Jeffrey Curry was shot and killed near Kyle.

Police received reports that a man was acting suspiciously in a hallway of the Westwinds apartment building. When officers arrived, they found a 25-year-old man in a parking lot wielding a knife. Gregory Kever allegedly refused to drop the knife, advanced upon officers, and was shot and killed by Officer Jim Konkel. Jeffrey Lynn Curry Jr. Police first used bean bag rounds and a Taser, but to no effect.

Fremont police received a call from the East Bay Regional Parks police dispatch center requesting assistance after realizing a person had a gun. When Fremont police officers arrived, they saw Roger Perez flee the scene. He was found behind a Walgreens store. Perez fired on police, who returned fire. Later, the coroner's report indicated that Perez died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police responded to a call of a man holding a knife near the corner of Palm Avenue and Ventura Street, police said. When officers approached the man, he advanced upon officers and was shot and killed.

A man reportedly broke into a house on Tumbleweed Lane. Police said the suspect likely caused a fire in the home. The forced-out homeowner went to a neighbor's house and called police. A deputy encountered the man at a nearby junction in the road, and chased the suspect in a car to another home. The man invaded a second home and forced the homeowner out. Police began surrounding the second home when they heard several gunshots and found the man dead of a self-inflicted gunshot in the backyard of the second house.

Police were called after a neighbor said she saw Findlay pointing something at his ex-girlfriend. Police said Findlay was in the driveway in front of the home with a shotgun when they arrived, and he ignored orders to drop the gun before he was shot and killed.

A call came in for a possible suicidal person. Christiansburg police and Montgomery County deputies attempted to contact the man inside the apartment. Authorities evacuated nearby apartments while this was going on. The nearly four-hour standoff ended with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police were responding to a burglary. They found Ewnetu in a nearby car, and he allegedly pulled a gun out of his car before he was shot and killed.

Charles Scott Johnston, 25, was allegedly holding a woman hostage prior to running and firing at officers. He was shot and killed by police.

During a 17-mile chase, Dial allegedly rammed several police vehicles. Three officers were injured and taken to local hospitals with non-life threatening injuries. Police fired into the moving vehicle, killing Dial and causing a crash.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance, according to police. When they arrived, they found a 19-year-old woman and the now-deceased man arguing. Police say the man had a knife, refused to drop it and charged toward officers. Sgt. Nick Pynnonen then shot and killed the man.

A Paterson police officer responding to a call shot and killed a man who allegedly fired at him first, according to police.

A man's sister called police to say her brother was threatening to kill himself. Deputies responded about an hour later to find that man, described as a 56 year-old white male, in the yard with a rifle in hand. Police said the man was combative, and when deputies asked him to put down the rifle, he refused, and ran. Deputies shot him when he allegedly turned around and pointed his rifle at them.

Police responded to a 911 call reporting a domestic violence incident. An officer confronted a man outside on the sidewalk. Police said the officer ordered the man to drop his knife, and the man did so, but picked it up seconds later and advanced upon the officer, who shot and killed him.

Steve W. Stephens fatally shot a 74-year-old man in Cleveland and then posted a video of the killing on Facebook. He committed suicide as police closed in, police said.

An unidentified man was being evicted and pulled a gun on an officer and barricaded himself in the house. He eventually committed suicide.

A Park Police officer was flagged down by a woman and told her boyfriend was assaulting her. The officer attempted to intervene when the woman's boyfriend pulled a knife on the officer. The woman attempted to wrestle the knife away from her boyfriend, but was unsuccessful, and the man charged at the officer. The officer deployed his Taser, but the taser was ineffective, prompting the officer to shoot and kill Ray Raymond Valdez.

Local and federal agencies attempted to apprehend an armed and dangerous suspect for multiple felony counts. The Chandler Police Department had contacted the Fugitive Task Force in reference to a case which included kidnapping, domestic violence aggravated assault, aggravated assault, and felony warrants. Pequeno, who was believed to be driving a stolen car, rammed other cars in an attempt to flee police and did not comply with the officers' commands. He was shot and killed. A 17-year-old girl, Sariah Lane, was also shot and later died. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Deputies responded to a call about a man with a gun. The man barricaded himself in a wooded area and allegedly was threatening the deputies. The Logan County Sheriff's Office said there was an exchange of gunfire, and Marion Lee Holliday was shot and killed.

Officers were dispatched on a report of a suicidal man armed with a handgun. Shortly after police arrived, Officer Brad Moyle shot and killed Thompson. Though an officer fired the shot, the Oregon State Medical Examiner's Office ruled the death a suicide.

A Portage officer, Grant Crizer, stopped a car for a traffic violation. The driver, William Spates, backed his car into the police vehicle. He then appeared to shift gears and the officer, in the vehicle's path, shot and killed him. The officer was relieved of responsibility in the killing. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police responded in reference to a report of a subject firing shots from a gun. Upon arrival they encountered an armed subject firing gunshots from within the house. The subject was firing rounds into nearby occupied structures and in the direction of police. Police attempted to negotiate, but the man confronted them with a gun, and he was shot and killed.

Police said troopers from the Grants Pass Area Command responded to the Wolf Creek General Store in Josephine County for a man, Jacy Kevin McManus, with a felony warrant. Troopers and McManus fought, McManus brandished a bladed tire punch, and was shot and killed.

York County 911 received a threatening call from Becker, and state troopers responded to his home. The troopers made contact with Becker, and he allegedly fired a handgun at the troopers, and the troopers shot and killed him.

Matthew Dunkleberger shot and killed Amanda Bennett, then himself. Dunkleberger was a part-time Cambria Township police officer and worked as a sheriff's deputy in Cambria County.

Chad Allen Little died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after barricading himself inside his home while authorities were investigating a possible marijuana-growing operation, police said.

Stacy Sturdivant was shot and killed by a police sniper during a six-hour standoff with police, when he repeatedly fired upon officers.

Police were investigating shootings and robberies when they began to pursue a Honda. A police car and the car crashed. Police said they spotted a gun inside as they approached the car. Hakim McNair was shot and killed as he brandished the gun.

Two deputies were serving a court-ordered eviction at an apartment. When the tenant refused to open the door, deputies forced their way into the apartment, and the man shot and killed himself. Two Dane County deputies were placed on leave.

Two Lewistown police officers responded to a 911 call in the borough, according to police. After firing a rifle within a residence, Bossinger advanced upon officers, brandished a rifle, and was shot and killed.

Twenty-one hours after barricading himself inside his family's home, a man who allegedly had killed a Delaware state trooper emerged carrying handguns after police used an armored car to rip siding off the structure. Burgon Sealy Jr. was shot and killed.

Avery Richard was shot and killed by an FBI agent in southwest Atlanta. Richard had been wanted by police after they say he shot a Banks County deputy at Tanger Outlets in Commerce.

Big Island police said they were investigating a "disturbance call" when they came across Gene Bernhardt wielding a loaded crossbow. They said one officer shot and killed him.

A Santa Fe police officer fatally shot a man while trying to stop the man from driving a patrol vehicle, police said. Officer Leonardo Guzman shot and killed the man during a struggle to remove him from the police vehicle.

According to Balch Springs police, officers responded to a report of intoxicated teenagers on a residential street at 11 p.m. Saturday. Neighbors said a large house party was underway at the time. Police say when officers arrived on the street, they heard gunfire and then a car filled with passengers backed towards them. Jordan Edwards, 15, was shot and killed inside the car by officer Roy Oliver. Cameras suggest the police story was not true. Later, a Dallas County jury found Oliver guilty of murder. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Milford Police Department responded to a report of a domestic situation. As officers approached the residence, a man fired several rounds at officers. A Milford Officer returned fire. After a standoff, police entered the residence and found Robert Brunner dead inside of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Deputies responded based on reports of a man threatening to harm himself and his children. When police arrived the man was barricaded inside his home alone. Negotiators attempted to convince the man over megaphone to leave the home peaceably. After negotiation attempts failed, the door of the home was breached. Police heard a gunshot from inside the home, and an unidentified man was found dead later.

The McCurtain County Sheriff's Office received a call about a man armed with a gun, walking down a road and threatening to kill people. Deputies were told the man, Devin Hawkins, 32, had run into a wooded area. While patrolling the area, a deputy saw a pickup truck leaving a home on Jasper Hollow Road near the area where Hawkins was seen. The deputy pulled over the vehicle and the driver, who lived at the home, told the deputy he was giving the passenger, whom he did not know, a ride. The deputy asked the passenger if he had a weapon, and Hawkins showed the deputy a gun in his waistband. Hawkins then put it to his head. Hawkins shot at the sheriff at least one time. The deputies shot and killed Hawkins.

A woman called 911 about a domestic disturbance, but the call disconnected. Dispatchers sent officers to the home. When officers approached the front door, they heard a man and woman arguing. Police opened the unlocked front door then saw a woman pulling herself away from a man's grasp. The woman, 24, ran outside while officers warned the man, Joseph Alian, 25, to show his hands and lie on the ground. Instead, Alain grabbed a handgun and aimed it at police. He was shot and killed. A 52-year-old woman was also found dead in the home.

A father and daughter, Mark Wilkinson, 55, and Melissa Wilkinson, 33, died in an apparent murder-suicide after police said the man shot his daughter and turned the gun on himself hours later during a police standoff.

Police said they were called for a report of an attempted suicide involving a man waving a gun around erratically, but not necessarily pointing it at anyone. An officer shot and killed him in alleged defense of the mother.

Keisha Brown, a state prison guard, fatally shot herself after opening fire on her ex-boyfriend while chasing him down the street outside the Queens prison where they worked, police said.

Police went to a home where William Deen had been involved in a fight with his son, police said. Deen, 67, pulled out a shotgun and fired at Sgt. James Harris and Officer Darrell Davis. Harris shot and killed Deen.

A San Francisco police officer shot and killed a man who was stabbing a second man, police said.

Two people were killed in a shooting on Laura Ville Lane. Police later shot and killed a suspect, Mirza Tatlic, in the double homicide.

Lucille Espinosa was threatening to shoot an officer and was barricaded inside a home. After hours, police were approaching the home when they saw the woman armed with a gun through a window. They were concerned she would fire, so they shot and killed her.

Tizaya Jordan-Robinson shot and injured an officer who was serving him a warrant at Motel 6 in Braintree. He was shot and killed. He also shot himself, but an autopsy showed that police gunfire was cause of death.

Police said they believe a boy called to report himself to officers in the third-person for a "welfare check." Police arrived to find the teenager standing in the parking lot of the high school. Police said he pulled out a handgun from his waistband and pointed it at the two officers. Fearing for their safety, Officer Gilbert Flores and Officer Kai Johnson shot and killed the boy who had a BB gun.

Lance Wooten, 30, was shot in the chest by his father, 58-year-old Pat Wooten, at a home on Hood Avenue. The elder is a Walker County detention officer.

Police say a patrol officer was working off-duty at a car show when visitors alerted him to a suspicious man riding his bike. When the officer approached and questioned the man, he gave him a fake name, police said. When the officer asked him again for his name, he provided another last name, which police said the officer gave over the radio before communication went silent. The dispatcher then heard the officer state "shots fired," three times. Then the officer told dispatchers the suspect came at him with a knife.

Police said they heard gunshots and were able to find video of a 24-year-old man firing shots into the air. Shortly after they found the accused shooter, Landon Nobles, a chase started. As police were running after him, they said they saw he had a pistol. The man then turned and allegedly fired shots at two officers, who fired back and killed the man.

Police responded to a burglary call. After a several hour standoff, police shot and killed him after he was forced out of the home by tear gas, and he allegedly had fired at officers.

Police were called because Mikel Mcintyre was allegedly battering a woman in a parking lot. An officer struggled with McIntyre, who struck him with a rock and fled. He threw a rock that struck an officer and a police dog, and while continuing to flee was shot and killed.

Police responded to Little's residence for a welfare check after receiving a report that Little might harm himself. When police made contact with Little, he displayed what appeared to be a black handgun and pointed it toward the door. Little didn't heed the officers' commands to drop the gun and pointed it at his head, before lowering it and waving the gun toward officers several times. He was shot and killed.

Police tried to stop a stolen car, but the driver kept going, allegedly leading the officers on a brief chase, traveling the wrong way on a street and hitting several other cars, police said. The car stopped, and as officers approached and tried to take the driver into custody, Jayson Negron put the car in reverse and hit one of the officers, pinning him beneath the car, police said. A second officer opened fire, hitting both the driver and a front-seat passenger. Jayson Negron was killed. Officer James Boulay was relieved of criminal responsibility in the killing. Police alleged vehicular assault.

After a short foot pursuit, John Bittle was shot and killed by a deputy. Police went to the home to arrest Bittle on unidentified arrest warrants. Police alleged that he was armed and made a sudden threatening movement.

Robin White, 50, was reportedly firing a gun outside of a house. When police responded to the house, officers demanded she drop her weapon, but she continued to fire shots. After she refused to drop her gun, one officer fired several shots, killing the woman.

Deputies responded to a call of a person driving recklessly. When deputies arrived, they contacted Jeroen Koornwinder, and pursued him for a short period of time. While fleeing, he drove in the general direction of officers and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Ronald Singletary allegedly threatened two officers with a knife and was shot and killed when he advanced upon them. Police initially responded to a domestic incident and gave Singletary a restraining order. He was shot and killed during a second incident that night.

Thomas Hartless shot and killed Kirkersville Police Chief Steven Eric DiSario before invading a nursing home and killing Cindy Krantz and Marlina Medrano before committing suicide.

Thomas Hartless shot and killed Kirkersville Police Chief Steven Eric DiSario before invading a nursing home and killing Cindy Krantz and Marlina Medrano before committing suicide.

Phillip Byron O'Shea was wanted for armed robbery in North Carolina and Palm Beach County, was shot and killed Friday by sheriff's deputies in Jupiter, after a shootout.

Jonathan David Victor experienced a traffic accident on I-10 at the Florida, Alabama state line. When first responders tried to help him, he became argumentative. They called police. Police said he approached police in a shooting stance, and Corporal Matt Hunady shot and killed him.

Tywon Salters was killed by a police after he stole a correctional officer's gun and held a Geneva hospital nurse hostage for several hours, police said. Salters, 21, had been a patient at Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital since May 8.

According to police, the Kingman Police Department assisted the Mohave County Sheriff's Office in the pursuit of a man wanted for aggravated assault. The pursuit ended on Andy Devine Avenue near the Interstate 40 intersection where officers shot and killed him.