Charles Nichols was suspected of setting his house on fire. He was shot and killed by police after he pointed a gun at first responders, police said. Sheriff Tommy Waddell said the man pointed a gun at deputies when they tried to arrest him.

Ohio police notified Greenup County 911 that Kiser Sturgell, 27, of Jackson, Ohio, and Ashley Jenkins, 23, of Lucasville, Ohio, could be headed that way in a stolen maroon Buick automobile. That car had been stolen in Ohio. The Ross County Sheriff's Office said he fled after U.S. Marshals attempted to serve a warrant on him. The pursuit continued over multiple roadways before coming to an end. Police perceived an alleged but unspecified threat and shot into the vehicle, killing Sturgell and Jenkins.

Kingsport police responded to the home around 2:30 p.m. after receiving a report of a man threatening to harm himself and one of his neighbors. During a standoff with exchanges of gunfire, Hugh Hurd shot and killed himself.

Police received a call at around 1:15 p.m. saying there was a male and female yelling near her home, police said. When they arrived, they found a man sitting with his back against a garage and his arms wrapped around a woman with a knife to her neck. He told officers he was sitting on a bomb. When he charged at one of the officers with the knife, one officer shot and killed him.

An off-duty Denver police officer shot an alleged intruder, Kerry Hughes, after Hughes allegedly broke into the officer's Littleton home

Police were called to a domestic disturbance between a father and son. After a standoff and exchanges of gunfire, the man was killed.

Terrebonne Parish deputies responded to a domestic dispute on Fandall Street. When they arrived, deputies said they found out the suspect was armed and had barricaded himself inside the home. He was shot and killed, and little information was immediately released.

Police said a man was attacking a woman during a domestic disturbance. Officer David Nesheiwat shot and killed Phillip Pitts, and shot and wounded the woman. Police said the man was pointing a gun at the woman.

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office deputies responding to a report of a man holding a woman hostage at gunpoint shot and killed Eddy Longoria outside a home when he came out with a gun and pointed it at them.

Police responded just after 11:30 p.m. to a report of possible gunshots near the intersection of Riggenbach and Airport roads. Upon arrival, a number of cars left the area, and police attempted to pull one of them over. As Larry Ruiz-Barreto was fleeing, he struck an officer who shot and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A Baton Rouge Police officer fatally shot Calvin Toney during a struggle at The Palms Apartments on McClelland Drive, police said. Police said the officer was accompanying a state Department of Children and Family Services caseworker when a fight began between Toney and the officer.

Police located several allegedly stolen cars in an apartment complex when one of the cars left. Adam Brogdon was wearing a mask and gloves and left the lot, but then returned with the car. Police confronted him, but he ran from officers. Police said he brandished a gun at a uniformed police officer, who shot and killed him.

About 2:40 a.m., Dustin Robert Pigeon called 911 and told a dispatcher he was going to kill himself. Responding police found Pigeon holding a bottle of lighter fluid in his left hand and a lighter in his right hand. As officers approached, he began pouring the lighter fluid on himself and tried to light the lighter as officers ordered him to the ground. Pigeon reportedly ignored the commands, and Officer Troy Nitzky fired a single round from his bean bag shotgun. Sgt. Keith Sweeney then shot and killed Pigeon. Sweeney was later convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Police said they were attempting to serve a felony warrant at around 11:20 p.m., when Thomas Barclay attempted to drive away. Police said officers pinned the man's car with police vehicles, preventing him from fleeing. He allegedly drew a gun and started shooting at officers and was shot and killed.

Phillip Vancise, after firing upon police, was shot and killed in his residence shortly after 2 a.m., during a standoff that lasted more than 11 hours.

A man was shot and killed when police attempted to arrest him. Details were withheld as to what precipitated the killing.

Patrolman Seth Johnson responded for a burglary call. When Johnson entered the residence, he allegedly was shot at by Seth Hardwick. Hardwick struck Johnson once in the torso. The bullet struck Johnson's vest, and he was not seriously injured as a result. Johnson shot and killed Hardwick. Another man, identified as Chrishawn Perkins, was shot and wounded inside the residence by a responding member of the Charleston Police Department.

Shady Bell Jr. was shot and killed after West Monroe Police officers responded to an unspecified disturbance near businesses on Basic Drive around 6:15 p.m. Police said gunfire was exchanged between Bell and police.

Deputies knocked an allegedly stolen car off the road and shot and killed Isaac Padilla and Martin Jim who were inside. Police claimed that the vehicle revved, and the officer felt threatened.

Brian Calvert was driving a pickup truck and fled after Officer Tim Summer stopped it at 2:51 a.m. Police said Calvert drove in the general direction of a deputy during the pursuit and pointed something at officers before being shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Officer Johnathan Murphy shot and killed Lawrence Hawkins after following him from a stop sign violation without turning on his lights, according to a witness. Hawkins was unarmed.

Davenport Police Officers Justin King and Brenda Waline shot and killed Matthew Tobin during an exchange of gunfire at an alleged burglary in progress.

Geronimo Vicente Santos was suspected of killing Timothy Ross Culley, 28, in the Santa Ynez riverbed when he was shot and killed by Lompoc police officers after they arrived at the scene, and Santos allegedly fired a gun at them.

Calvin Chappel was suspected in a double homicide. He allegedly shot and killed himself when police caught up with him at a hotel.

An officer responded to a Texaco on reports of a robbery around 3:18 a.m. An officer arrived to find an armed suspect in progress of robbing the store. Despite commands from the officer, Jackie Germaine Ragland allegedly ran toward the officer with a gun and was shot and killed.

Deputies and the Missouri Highway Patrol were dispatched at 4:39 p.m. in reference to an intoxicated male in possession of a firearm threatening to commit suicide. Deputies arrived and attempted to negotiate with Nikolas Wanner, who was inside the home. At approximately 7 p.m., Wanner came out the back door of the home armed with two rifles and a handgun. Wanner pointed the rifle at the deputy, who fired one round from a 12 gauge shotgun killing Wanner.

Hays County Sheriff's Department responded to a 911 call at the home of Rocky West. Several deputies arrived, and West began shooting at them, striking their patrol cars and wounding one of the deputies. The deputies fired back, and West was found dead in the woods.

Two officers responded to a home for a report of domestic violence just before 9:30 p.m. As officers arrived, they came into contact with Steve Steenhard who was reportedly armed. He was shot and killed as he brandished a handgun.

An off-duty Wayne County sheriff's deputy shot and killed an armed man when he broke into her home in southwest Detroit and brandished a handgun, Detroit police said.

Police responded to shots fired at a home at about 2:30 p.m. They found a woman dead from gunshot wounds. Family members identified her as Danielle Dever and said she was in a relationship with the man who allegedly murdered her, Johnny Castro. Hanford Police Officers spotted Castro and tried to pull him over, and he led them on a chase. He was shot and killed in an exchange of gunfire.

Three officers responded to a domestic dispute between a man and a woman. When they arrived, they were met by an armed man. Police said there was an exchange of gunfire, and an officer was struck. One officer shot and killed the man.

Police got a call about 11 a.m. about a man who was brandishing a firearm at a Walmart. When officers arrived, they found that the man had been killed by an off-duty police officer, who was shopping there.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance at about 10:50 a.m. Upon arrival, they saw two people inside, one of whom, the man, had a gun. As they notified dispatch, they heard gunshots. Additional agencies and officers arrived, however attempts to contact the occupants were unsuccessful. Police later found Tabitha Krystofosky and John Krystofosky dead inside the home.

Off-duty Richmond police officer Robert Misegades was apparently attempting to sell an electronic gaming system when the intended purchaser attempted to steal it at gunpoint. Misegades was wounded, and the teenager, Jacob Mancini, was killed.

Robert Justice Baucom shot and killed himself after firing dozens of shots at officers and barricading himself inside a home. Police said the standoff began with a police chase before Baucom barricaded himself inside his home for about five hours.

Around 6 p.m. police received a call of a domestic violence situation with a weapon. While taking the report, the 911 dispatcher could hear shots being fired in the background of the call. When officers arrived, James Danforth was gone. He returned to the home and shot at the officers, who shot and killed him.

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent shot and killed a man who was allegedly assaulting another Border Patrol agent. Police withheld most information regarding the killing.

Officers were called around 11:30 a.m. to check on a man threatening to kill himself. Police said Clinton Shane Lee opened fire when officers arrived, and he was shot and killed.

Police were conducting an undercover drug investigation at the Walmart Super Center at around 11 p.m. when Officer Brandon McGaha tried to arrest Rufus Baker, who was allegedly attempting to sell drugs. Baker tried to escape. McGaha alleged that Baker was inside Baker's car and appeared to be reaching for a weapon in his waistband when McGaha shot and killed him.

A man called 911 saying his brother was intoxicated and threatening his mother with a knife inside of a home. When police arrived, Trent Fondren approached them with a knife, and Deputy Gary Pence shot and killed him.

Police attempted to arrest a man on an outstanding warrant for an unspecified misdemeanor. He allegedly fought them and pulled a gun and was shot and killed.

A La Marque K9 officer shot and killed a man who was reportedly threatening him and his dog with a sword. Police had been called because Greg Ham allegedly broke into a neighbor's home and threatened her with the sword. Ham allegedly cut the officer and the dog with the sword.

A woman called the sheriff's office just before noon after a man pointed a gun at her and pulled the trigger. The gun didn't go off. Deputies arrived at the man's home a few minutes later. He allegedly told them he would not be taken alive and that deputies would have to kill him. The man then came outside with his weapon and began firing, police said. Deputies shot and killed him.

According to police, the Henry County Sheriff's Office received a call about a male subject trying to force his way into a residence. When the man was unable to make entry, he began firing a handgun outside the residence. Police said the man began firing at the Henry County Sheriff's deputies' vehicles when they arrived. One of the sheriff's deputies shot and killed him.

Cheyenne police said at approximately 2 p.m. they spotted a truck driven by a suspect known to deputies to have a felony arrest warrant from Albany County for probation violation and sex assault. Deputies stopped Scott Addison's vehicle. Shortly before 3 p.m., Addison allegedly got out of the vehicle with a rifle. He fired his rifle and three officers from the Cheyenne Police Department and a Laramie County Sheriff's Deputy shot and killed him.

A deputy responded to an address regarding a domestic dispute and killed Jean Pierre. Pierre attacked the deputy, and then charged at a second deputy, who shot and killed him.

Deputies responded around 2:54 p.m. for a welfare check following a 911 open line call. When deputies arrived, they found a domestic dispute developing between a woman and Kason Crutchfield. The woman was able to safely leave the residence, and a gunshot was reportedly heard from inside. Crutchfield fled the residence out of a back door. He was found dead later, of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot.

John Souder allegedly robbed the M&T Bank at the Midway Shopping Center earlier in the afternoon. Souder led police on a pursuit through Pittston and Duryea before ending up in Old Forge. Police said he got out of his car with a gun and was shot.

Police received a 911 call shortly after midnight from employees at the Budget Inn motel in Marinette about a man with a gun. Police said Shuping was attempting to collect a debt he believed someone staying at the motel. Three hours later, police used Shuping's cell phone to track him to a house in Peshtigo. Officers arrived to find him getting into a car, and he tried to flee. His car ended up in a ditch, and he allegedly got out of the car with a gun and was shot and killed by Marinette County deputies David Oginski and Spencer Elias, and Marinette police officers Greg Haemker and Derrik Maye.

Two people were found dead inside a home after the Broward Sheriff's Office SWAT team and other deputies were called there in reference to a barricaded suspect. Few details were immediately released. Neighbors reported hearing shots.

Sgt. Scott Seiders shot and killed James Newman when he allegedly pointed a rifle at him. The deputy was investigating a shots-fired complaint.

Police were told a man was riding in a vehicle looking into parked vehicles. He reportedly abandoned his vehicle in a yard, and when deputies caught up with him, he fought them. He allegedly knifed two deputies before he was shot and killed by Deputy Christopher Cadman.

Kyle Zahacefski was allegedly trying to break into houses. When police caught up with him, he broke into a home and then allegedly threatened pursuing officers with a knife when he was shot and killed.

Police responded to a traffic accident. When they arrived, they heard a woman calling for help. Ira Crawford was allegedly stabbing her when he was shot and killed.

Police were searching for a person in relation to an earlier incident, police said. When they found a man, he allegedly threatened them with some sort of weapon when he was shot and killed.

Police said Marcia Metzger Aiken was threatening suicide and was reportedly in possession of a firearm. Deputies attempted to make contact with Aiken and shot and killed her. Few details were immediately released.

Marion County Sheriff's Department and the Hamilton Police Department responded to a house after the county dispatch received a request from a person for officers to perform a welfare check on a person possibly in distress at the house. Police shot and killed someone, although few details were immediately released.

An unidentified man was suspected of shooting another person whose identity was also withheld by police. The first unidentified man allegedly committed suicide when police showed up. Police withheld further details.

Police were called to a bank robbery in progress. Three Rockbridge County deputies were the first to arrive at the shopping center, and they challenged a man they found behind the building next door. Police alleged the man pointed a handgun at the deputies, and the deputies shot and killed Robert Morrison.

An FBI agent and a Yonkers detective were conducting an investigation into a bank robbery when they tried to pull a man over for questioning, police said. The two apparently saw Eric Campbell with a weapon and shot and killed him.

Deputies responded to a call of a stabbing at a home. The caller said a man had been stabbed and another man ran away from the scene. Deputy Corey Loftis and Charleston Police Department officer Jimmy Woody encountered the man on at the back of a church. Police said the suspect had weapons in both hands and was ignoring instruction from deputies. Officers reportedly attempted to use a stun gun to subdue the man, but were unsuccessful. Deputy Loftis shot and killed him.

Willie Floyd McCord allegedly fired on two officers and was shot and killed.

A man called police at about 6:25 p.m. and told them he had a firearm and hatchet and was going to shoot up the neighborhood, police said. When officers arrived at the home, they talked to the caller's mother, escorted her to the porch and went inside. There, Todd Stone allegedly advanced toward the officers wielding the hatchet in a threatening manner, and he was shot and killed.

Deputies responded at 10:29 a.m. to a domestic incident involving a man and a woman, police said. The woman came out of the house and told them the man was still inside, armed with multiple weapons, including rifles and handguns, and that he was potentially suicidal. Deputies formed a perimeter and told neighbors to evacuate. After discussion, the man shot and killed himself.

A Mulberry officer followed up a theft complaint at a gas station. The officer went to the home of the person of interest. When the officer made contact with Tommy Heath, he allegedly pulled a knife, didn't comply with the officer's orders, and police shot and killed him.

Isaiah Currie allegedly tried to storm into an Ohio hospital's psychiatric emergency room while carrying two handguns. He shot and wounded a security officer, fired at a police officer, missing him, and then killed himself with a self-inflicted gunshot, police said.

Police received a call just after midnight about an intoxicated person. When officers arrived, one of the officers approached the front door of a trailer the Oakwood Trailer Complex. Around 12:30 a.m., officers told the person inside the trailer to drop his firearm before shooting and killing Robert Edwards.

A burglary suspect, Mary Elizabeth Windham, was shot and killed by a Sonoma County sheriff's detective at a Ukiah motel after her accomplice leveled a gun at officers, police said. The woman was allegedly also armed. Prosecutors charged Joseph Mantynen, 32, with murder in the death of his wife, even though he is not believed to have fired any shots during the hourlong standoff, and the fatal shot was presumed to have come from an employee of the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office.

Amanda Lenee Jones, 30, was on the run from police. Police shot and killed her on a home's porch after she had broken into the home. She did not have a gun. While shooting at Jones, police also shot and killed Kameron Prescott, 6. The family of Kameron Prescott reached a $5 million settlement in a civil lawsuit against Bexar County in May 2021. Rene Jones, whose daughter, Amanda, was killed during the same incident, will receive $500,000.

Greeley police responded to a call of someone stealing a car. Police tracked the car down and fatally shot Jose Angel Aguero Jr. as he pointed a revolver at them, police said.

Justin Kephart allegedly killed his mother and shot at responding officers before shooting and killing himself during a standoff, police said.

About 1:15 p.m., a deputy and a Gilbert police officer were attempting to locate a person who was wanted on a warrant. They found a car believed to be connected with that person, and an individual exited the car and fled on foot. The officers pursued. Jeffrey Golnick was shot and killed, as he pointed a handgun at officers.

A deputy arrived at the house after a woman inside reported a domestic assault. As the deputy tried to make contact with Roy Bester, a single gunshot was heard from a bedroom. Bester had allegedly killed himself.

Police responded to a family fight. When police arrived, a man said he'd been beaten. Jesse Murillo came out with a metal bar and ran. Later, police found him and shot and killed him when they found him in an alley, and he advanced upon them.

A Progreso police officer fatally shot a machete-wielding man who allegedly attacked him, police said.

Around 4 p.m., officers responded to reports of a man with a knife. When the first officer arrived, Charlie Murillo reportedly began to beat on the officer's vehicle with a knife. When the second officer arrived, he ordered Murillo to drop the knife and shot him with a bean bag. When beating him with the bean bag gun also failed to disable him, he was shot and killed.

Police responded around 7:30 p.m. to reports of a man at the Cascade Apartments threatening residents with a gun, police said. When officers arrived, they found a 31-year-old man barricaded in his apartment. The man was blind and had a history of assault behavior. Officers negotiated with the man and heard him talking as if someone else was inside the apartment. When they broke into the apartment, he was shot and killed within minutes.

Police were attempting to serve a search warrant and an arrest warrant. According to police, the man barricaded himself inside a building and started shooting at police during a standoff. Police shot and killed him.

Deputies were searching for Macalevy in a restraining order violation call around 11:30 p.m. Macalevy was reportedly armed and wearing a bullet-resistant helmet and vest. Around 4:30 a.m., police found Macalevy while he was driving his work van. He led deputies on a chase, which eventually ended near Highway 212 and SE Church Road at his home. He shot at police and was shot and killed.

Brooke Camacho was a passenger in the car that was suspected in a bank robbery. The car was stopped, and while the officer talked to the driver, Camacho allegedly pulled a gun and fired on the officer about 11:30 p.m., police said. She was shot and killed and the officer was wounded.

After an armed robbery at a Lawrence hobby shop, the alleged robber allegedly stole a car and led police on a chase. He crashed the stolen car and carjacked another vehicle while two people were still inside. The police pursuit continued to Pendleton Pike and Post Road, where he crashed. He then got out of the car and fired at officers, who shot and killed him. The two people inside the second car were not physically harmed.

Police got a call of an intoxicated man claiming he shot people around 7 p.m. When officers arrived, they contacted the man who put a gun to his head and threatened himself. The man started firing shots at officers from inside. Over the next five hours, police tried negotiating with the suspect as he continued to fire shots at officers. Two other people were in the home. Around 12:30 a.m., the man allegedly fired at officers, and he was shot and killed.

Officers had responded about 10:34 a.m. for a report of a man who had barricaded himself in a house. After an exchange of gunfire, police found Kenneth J. Perna-Rutsky dead in the house. It was later determined that he had been killed by police gunfire.

Around 11:31 a.m., police received a "Be On the Look Out" notice for an SUV that may have been related to a fatal shooting at England Run North Apartments. Police said Lee killed a woman, identified as Melissa Dee Lee, 36, and then took off on Interstate 95. A trooper and a Stafford deputy saw the car on Interstate 95 and attempted a traffic stop near mile marker 137. After several exchanges of gunfire, Lee crashed. It was determined that he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Birmingham police were called to the Days Inn at 6:25 p.m. after several motel guests reported a suspicious person in the parking lot with a gun, police said. Officers arrived on the scene and shot and killed Christopher Baird.

Northern York County Regional Police were dispatched to a home around 1:48 a.m. for an undisclosed reason, police said. When police arrived, an officer was approached by a man, who was in the garage with an AR-15 rifle. Isaiah Christian Green was shot and killed as he pointed the weapon at police.

Jarvis Lykes was fleeing from a DUI checkpoint when he was killed by a Georgia State Patrol trooper at the dead end of Lumpkin Court, police said. While a gun was alleged to have been found in the vehicle, it was not reported that Lykes was near it when he was shot and killed.

Following a 911 call, Heath Wayne Hodges was shot and killed by a deputy as he brandished a handgun.

Matthew Riehl killed a Douglas County deputy and wounded four law enforcement officers. Riehl allegedly ambushed officers after they responded to a domestic disturbance call at an apartment complex, police said.

Tony Wilson was suspected of shooting to death and burning his neighbor over a land dispute. He died from a self-inflicted gunshot when police found him, police said.

Walker County deputies were called for a welfare check after a 911 call was made. The caller said a female at the home was threatening to kill herself and her children. When Deputy John Chandler arrived he saw Mark Steven Parkinson in the home with a weapon. Parkinson allegedly pointed the weapon at Deputy Chandler, who shot and killed him.

Deputies were called out to the Hill Country Motel after receiving reports that Shana Musquiz was trying to take a child from the child's parent. A deputy arrived and told her to hand over the child. Musquiz allegedly grabbed a gun from her car and fired at the deputy. The deputy shot and killed Musquiz.

Off-duty Greenville Police Officer Timothy Greene was shopping at Academy Sports in Greenville when a person told him a man was shoplifting. Greene confronted David Melton outside the store, a fight began, and the man allegedly attacked Greene with a knife. Greene shot and killed Melton.

Deputies were called to a closed school shortly before 1 p.m. after a man there called dispatch to say that he was suicidal and had a handgun with him, police said. A Clinton County negotiator spoke with the man for several hours before he shot and killed himself.

Police said Joseph Anthony Lasseson was drinking with a woman in a bar in November 2017. He pulled a gun, put it against her neck then her stomach and shot her. Kent police heard that Joseph Anthony Lasseson was staying at a family member's home in Auburn in January 2018. Police said Lasseson killed himself as officers entered the residence.

According to police, a deputy responded to a call from a passer-by about a stranded driver. The stranded driver was Brandon Cude. The deputy ran a records check which revealed Cude was wanted for two felony warrants for child sexual assault in Texas. When Cude realized the deputy was aware of the warrants, he allegedly pointed a shotgun at the deputy and was shot and killed.

Springfield police were dispatched to North National Avenue at about 1:30 p.m. for reports of a burglary in progress. Police said an officer contacted a suspect, William Oleson, at the residence, and a fight started. Oleson allegedly pointed a gun at the officer and was shot and killed.

Andy Vo was fatally shot by Long Beach police after he allegedly held Holiday Inn employees hostage with a gun, police said. Few details were immediately released.

Juan Lucio allegedly shot and killed Tiffany Montalvo, 31, precipitating a 16-hour standoff with police. He allegedly shot and killed himself, police said.

Deputies were called to a home for a domestic violence incident. Deputies ensured the safety of the person who called 911, and when they searched the residence, they found a person with a gun. Guillermo Mendoza allegedly pointed the gun at deputies and was shot and killed.

Northern York County Regional Police officers initially were checking out a suspicious car in the parking lot of Stillmeadow Church of the Nazarene. An officer made contact with Gregory Stough in his Pontiac Bonneville around 3:21 a.m. The officer discovered Stough was wanted on four traffic warrants related to car inspections. Stough also had a suspended driver's license, police said. Stough resisted arrest, and during the struggle, he allegedly put his car in reverse with the driver's door still open. He accelerated backwards, trapping a second officer between the door and the car. The first officer shot and killed him.

Police said, Valencia County deputies were conducting a stolen vehicle investigation. During the investigation, a fight happened between deputies and John Bailon. At least one deputy shot and killed Bailon.

Police stopped a vehicle about 1 a.m. Officers found three people, including Charles Smith Jr., in the vehicle. Officers searched Smith, Jr. and found he was carrying a gun, police said. A fight started, and Smith allegedly fired at least one shot at the officers, which resulted in the officers shooting and killing Smith.

Deputies were called about 11:25 p.m. to a home for a home invasion. Deputy Daniel A. McCartney, 34, was fatally shot while chasing two burglars. One of the alleged burglars, Henry Carden, was killed. The other was caught later.

Police responded to a report of a domestic violence incident at a home. When they arrived, a man allegedly was threatening a woman with a knife. A deputy with the Monroe County Sheriff's Office shot and killed him.

Police received a 911 call from someone at an apartment about a burglary in progress. Upon arrival, the officers allegedly were confronted by a man with an undisclosed weapon. At least one officer shot and killed him.

Deputies responded to a residence around 9:19 p.m. A man was inside the home and had locked himself in the bathroom with a weapon and was threatening to harm himself. When deputies arrived, Michael Toribio was located in the back porch with a handgun to his head and threatening to kill himself. Police had contact with him on and off throughout the night. At 5:15 a.m., he shot and killed himself.

Police stopped a vehicle for an alleged traffic violation at about 6 p.m. The driver fled on foot, police said. Two occupants remained in the vehicle. An officer tried to use a Taser to stop the driver in the foot pursuit but was unsuccessful. The driver allegedly turned toward the officers, showed a handgun, and officers shot and killed him.

Vahram Kesablyan was fatally shot while 20 FBI agents, along with LAPD officers and sheriff's department deputies, executed an arrest warrant against the man's adult son, Kirakos Kesablyan. Accounts of what happened differ greatly between the FBI and the family.

Deputies went to a home to serve a warrant on a fugitive, Eugene Loftis, who was wanted for arrest from Dickenson County, Virginia. They spotted him in the passenger seat of a vehicle at the residence. They approached the vehicle and asked him to show his hands. Loftis allegedly reached for a gun and was shot and killed.

Police saw a man walking with an ax in his hand and said he refused to drop it. Two minutes later, officers on the dispatch recordings reported shots fired. The man was killed.

Officers responded to a Hampshire Road townhome about 8:05 p.m. after Glennon got into an argument with a male family member, grabbed a gun and began shooting outside the residence, police said. After a 13-hour standoff, he was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Deputies were called to a home on Spring Creek Parkway at about 8:45 p.m. The wife's sister let officers in the house, and they heard arguing in a bedroom. When police opened the door, the husband, Jared S.R. Williams, 31, shot and killed the wife, Karen Williams, 33, and officers shot and killed the husband.

Deputies said they attempted to pull Justin Coy Adkins over for a traffic violation around 10 p.m. on Shumpert Road when the man took off, and deputies gave chase. The chase ended when deputies pop the vehicle's tires. When deputies approached vehicle, Adkins allegedly presented a handgun and was shot and killed.

Jeff Burleson had been arrested in Florida for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and domestic violence by strangulation. After posting bail, he removed an electronic monitoring device and went to Oregon. Sgt. James Geiger and other officers saw a pickup associated with Burleson and followed it into a Dairy Queen parking lot. Police approached and told Burleson and the driver to put their hands up. Instead, Burleson allegedly pushed the driver aside and pointed a handgun at Geiger, who shot and killed Burleson.

Police were responding to a domestic assault report when officers attempted to question a man who was allegedly involved. As officers approached the man, they saw that he had a gun. Police said the officers felt threatened by the man's actions and shot and killed him.

A Sherwood police officer responded to a report of a suspicious truck in a field at 1:30 p.m. When the officer tried to contact the man in the pickup, he fired his gun, then drove away, police said. Nearby roads were closed as the man drove to different spots within the field. Around 3:30 p.m., deputies tried to contact the man, who was still in his truck. Video footage from a news helicopter showed an armored car ramming the pickup in the field. When Sabbe brandished a rifle, police shot and killed him.

Jason D. Whittemore was wanted in a homicide in Portland. Police said he tried to get into several homes in Allen County. Deputies responded just before 4:45 p.m. and confronted Whittemore. Deputies said Whittemore showed a weapon and refused to follow commands. Deputy Tim Robinson shot and killed him.

Police responded to a suspicious person call just before 5:30 p.m. They discovered a male driver was wanted on felony warrants and tried to take him into custody. Police said he drove away, eventually getting out of a car to run. Police caught up to the suspect and shot and killed him. Police withheld information about what precipitated the killing.

Police found Juan Daniel Jacques shot to death when officers responded to a call of an aggravated assault in progress, police said. Off-duty Border Patrol Agent Luis Chavez allegedly shot and killed Jacques when Jacques allegedly attacked Chavez with a blunt metal object. The two men reportedly had been friends since childhood. Note: Juan Daniel's last name is spelled Jaquez on posts by relatives on social media.

A deputy responded to a report of a stolen car. The deputy saw two people in the car, and as he approached, the driver got out. Robert Martinez, who allegedly brandished a handgun, was shot and killed by the deputy.

Police said David Joseph Havranek came out of a home around 8 a.m. and fired several shots, damaging homes and multiple vehicles. After several hours of standoff, police gained access to the residence and determined that Havranek had shot and killed himself.

Police said at about 9:30 a.m., a man held up the Vermont State Employees Credit Union. He fled on foot toward Montpelier High School where he was confronted by police. During a standoff—the man appeared to have a handgun—the man was shot and killed.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance. When officers arrived, they found a woman with a rifle standing in the roadway. After talking for several minutes with Kerry Lee Nield, officers shot and killed her when she pointed the rifle at them.

Four Bartlesville police officers were taking Michael Livingston into custody when they heard a popping noise, police said. Officers said that popping sound was Geraldine Townsend shooting at officers with a pellet gun, hitting one in the leg, and one in the face. The officer hit in the face shot and killed Townsend.

Police tried to make a traffic stop just after 4 p.m., but the driver took off on foot. Police said the man pulled out a gun and aimed it at the officers, who shot and killed him.

Police responded to multiple calls coming from different locations about a man who was acting erratically, police said. Phoenix police arrived at a gas station at the corner of the intersection where a man was reportedly cut by someone carrying a knife. While police were tending to that victim, a clerk came running out of the store at the gas station and told police the man with the knife was back in the store threatening people. Officers went to the store and were confronted by the man near the front door. Officers shot and killed him.

Officers went to serve a warrant before 6:30 a.m. The officers went into the home, and the subject of the warrant, Shayla Lynette Towles Pierce, was handcuffed, then gunfire came from the second floor. Kevin Sturgis left the home, gunfire was exchanged, and Sturgis was killed. Deputy U.S. Marshal Christopher David Hill, 45, was also killed, and two officers were injured.

At 9:48 p.m., officers with the San Francisco Police Department located a vehicle that matched the description of the vehicle used by a suspect wanted in connection with a murder. Police found Winston Hue inside the vehicle and confirmed he was armed with a handgun. Negotiators were called. Police said Hue refused to comply with officers' orders and appeared to have barricaded himself in the vehicle. During the course of the negotiations, Hue shot and killed himself, police said.

Police said Shannon Jason Cables assaulted his wife and 19-year-old daughter in their home. He had threatened his wife, spraying her with mace and hitting her in the head with a pool cue. The women called for help as Cables fled into the woods behind the house. About 2:15 p.m., deputies returned to the house with the two women. While inside, the daughter told deputies she saw Cables outside the house. Cables was coming toward the house armed with a shotgun and an AR-15. The deputies told him to drop his weapons, and when he didn't, a gunfight ensued, and Cables was shot and killed.

Arther McAfee Jr. died after a welfare check at his rural home turned violent. His sister called 911, said he has a mental disability, and a deputy arrived about 10:30 a.m. She let the deputy inside the house. McAfee came out of his bedroom, fighting, and the deputy used a stun gun on him. McAfee gained possession of the stun gun, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Police were called for a person in danger of harming themselves. When officers arrived, they say a garage door opened and a 2012 Honda Odyssey minivan pulled out. Police said the car rapidly moved in the general direction of responding officers, and Officer Clayton Jenison shot and killed John Albers. Investigations showed much of the police narrative was false, and Jenison was at no point threatened by the vehicle, and the minivan left the garage at a normal speed. The FBI opened the civil rights investigation in September 2020.

Deputies confronted a 35-year-old man who had been reported as suicidal by his wife at about 8 p.m. The man had called his wife to say he wanted police to kill him but did not say where he was. At about 9 p.m., deputies found the man's vehicle. Police said the man came out holding what looked like a weapon, and deputies shot and killed him.

A Sallisaw officer stopped a car in a parking lot, and the driver began assaulting the officer, police said. A second officer arrived, and Jonathan Atchley assaulted the second officer. The first officer then shot and killed Atchley.

Joseph E. Knight had led police on a low-speed pursuit after fleeing from a traffic stop. The pursuit ended at 1:30 p.m. when the man got out of the vehicle with a shotgun pointed at his head, police said. The man went behind his house but continued to communicate with police. After more than an hour, the man attempted to kick in the back door of the house and shot himself in the shoulder in the process. The man was walking in the side yard with the shotgun in front of him, refusing commands to drop the shotgun, when he was shot and killed by two officers.

Two Del Norte County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call for a disturbance between two roommates. Both deputies received stab wounds. The deputies shot and killed Scott Senior; the deputies are expected to make full recoveries.

Police said Joshuah Prough was to be arrested on an undisclosed warrant. Prough brandished a handgun at officers and was shot and killed.

Darren Jones was suspected of shooting someone at a chicken-processing plant. Jones was found after midnight in his vehicle in a wooded area. He was later found dead after a three-hour standoff, having allegedly shot himself.

Corey Mobley and a woman were arguing at a gas station at about 9:20 p.m., and once deputies arrived, the man drove off, police said. The vehicle traveled to a home, where Mobley ran behind a nearby residence. Police alleged that Mobley was yelling that he had a gun and was seen reaching into his pocket. While he was being attacked by a police dog, he was shot and killed. He was unarmed.

About 6:15 a.m., U.S. Marshals and metro officers responded to serve a warrant related to the murder of 24-year-old Balil Whitfield, police said. Ricky Boyd allegedly began shooting at the officers, and police shot and killed him. A metro police sergeant was also injured during the shooting.

Troopers were executing a search warrant related to a cold case about 11:15 a.m. when they allegedly came under fire by David Kidney, police said. He was shot and killed.

Sparks police initiated a traffic stop. Police said the traffic stop preceded the shooting death of Humberto Vera-Munoz, but withheld other details.

A teenager allegedly robbed a Target of a BMX-type bike and used the bike to escape security. Security called police, and officers in the area pursued the suspect as he rode his bike onto eastbound Loop 410. Police vehicles surrounded the suspect on the highway, and when the officers tried to subdue him, he brandished a knife and was shot and killed.

U.S. Marshals went to a home to arrest Matthew Zimmerman for violating conditions of his bond. They found him in a closet, and he allegedly attacked marshals and was shot and killed.

FBI agents, supported by Albuquerque police, tried to arrest Christopher Schlarb on a federal complaint charging him with Albuquerque bank robberies committed Dec. 5, 2017 and Jan. 11, 2018. Schlarb refused to leave his residence, and after efforts by police to negotiate his surrender, he allegedly shot and killed himself.

Nathaniel Edwards was shot and killed by a Rock Falls police officer during a traffic stop. Police alleged that he had shifted his car into reverse and accelerated in the general direction of the officer.

Police were called at about 3 p.m. for a welfare check. Kirsten Kloppe called police, stating that she was being stalked and that her computer was being interfered with, police said. When officers arrived, she was locked inside a bedroom. Officers asked if she was armed, and she said she didn't have a weapon. Police knocked in the door and found the woman holding a pistol to her head. The officers tried to disarm her, but she allegedly pointed the gun toward them, and they shot and killed her.

Deputies were called around 4 a.m. for a man stabbing himself with a knife, police said. Details weren't immediately released as to why, but William Pollard was shot and killed.

Around 1:10 a.m. a man was reported shot in the hand to Chamblee police. About 10 minutes later, police responded to a report of a person shooting at passing cars from the parking lot of a QuikTrip gas station. The gunman ran to a nearby location and fired additional shots. Chamblee police said one of their officers then shot and killed Paul Johnson.

A man being sought on a domestic complaint by a Biloxi police officer crashed into another vehicle on Interstate 110 and allegedly shot and killed himself, police said.

Gregory Kocian allegedly shot at police with a handgun during a high-speed chase. Police shot and killed Kocian.

A 45-year-old Hispanic man, a suspect in a carjacking and stabbing, was killed after allegedly threatening a deputy with a knife outside St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, police said.

An off-duty Philadelphia police officer shot Khalil Lawal, who allegedly attacked the officer after a traffic incident.

Police were looking for a young man who was threatening suicide. When deputies approached, he fled into a backyard and shot and killed himself.

Matthew Vincent Cobb was handcuffed when he broke free from custody, pulled a gun from his pants, shot a deputy and injured another person. Police had responded to a disturbance call between Cobb and his ex-wife. After Cobb broke free, he ran back into a house and began a standoff with deputies. When police entered the house, Cobb was found dead in an upstairs bathroom.

Nicollet County sheriff's deputies spotted a vehicle in Lafayette that had been reported stolen in New Ulm. A pursuit began involving six law enforcement agencies. Eventually the male driver was identified, and the pursuit terminated. A half-hour later, the vehicle was spotted in St. James. Officers followed the vehicle until the Gilberto Salas got stuck in a snowbank. He then fled into a Casey's General Store, where he hid alone in an office. Officers from the St. James Police Department, Watonwan County sheriff's office and Minnesota State Patrol entered the convenience store. Officers electrocuted him multiple times before he was shot and killed.

When police caught up with a man for a welfare check, he allegedly shot and killed himself.

After a domestic violence accusation, a traffic stop and a foot chase, James Burks was shot and killed when he allegedly fought with police.

After a chase and crash, Brett Bush allegedly attacked an officer with a knife and was shot and killed.

A police traffic stop and foot chase ended with a gunfight that left an officer shot and a Peoria Heights man, Daniel O. El, dead, police said. Two police officers in two squad cars tried to stop El's car at about 2:30 a.m. after he had made a stop sign violation and was discovered with an expired license plate registration. He allegedly fled, crashed, and fled on foot. El was killed during an exchange of gunfire.

Detectives pulled over a white pickup truck and were met with gunfire from the vehicle, which had four occupants. One detective was struck in the head and face and another, Det. Bradley Woolridge, shot and killed Alexander W. Simpson and wounded Billy Ray Riggs, who died a few days later.

A man entered an O'Reilly Auto Parts store and asked for a car alternator. When the clerk returned with the item, the man pointed a gun at the clerk and stole the alternator. Police said the man crossed the street and tried to steal a taxi, but the taxi driver sped away. An Atlanta police officer witnessed the attempted carjacking and confronted the man. He allegedly shot at Atlanta police officers and was shot and killed. No officers were injured. The man's gun was a BB gun.

A man was suspected of domestic violence, police said. After several visits to the home, never catching the suspect, an officer shot and killed him, although details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld. Officer Erik Drauschke was indicted by a Middlesex County grand jury on a charge of manslaughter in connection with the shooting death in September 2020.

Deputies were called because a boy was reported pointing a handgun at a motorist. Arriving deputies said the boy had a handgun tucked into his waistband before he ran, prompting the deputies to chase him. According to police, when the boy turned toward the deputies, they shot and killed Anthony Weber.

Harrison County Sheriff's deputies and the Coastal Narcotics Enforcement Team had a tip Ernie Lizana was near the 2800 block of 23rd Avenue. When they went there before 1 a.m., Lizana ran and started shooting. He was shot and killed. Lizana was wanted on an aggravated assault charge because officers believed he shot a woman in the throat.

El Paso County Sheriff's Deputy Micah Flick, 34, was killed and three other police were wounded while trying to arrest a car theft suspect in east Colorado Springs, police said. The male gunman was also killed, and a bystander was wounded in the shooting.

A man was shot and killed by deputies after he got into a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department patrol vehicle and drove toward a deputy. Few details were immediately released.

Alan Keith Baker's family alerted police that he was armed with a gun and knives and that he had a history of mental illness and threatened to hurt himself. Baker came out of the home as his family spoke with officers. Metropolitan Police Department officer Marcus Martin fired two rounds at Baker after the man pointed a revolver at officers, police said. It was unclear if either of the rounds struck Baker. Baker then walked out of sight and shot himself in the head.

A man blamed for two other shootings in the previous 24 hours fatally shot a woman outside a Lake Worth grocery store, then raced the wrong way down northbound Interstate 95 and got into three head-on crashes with a total of at least six other motorists. Minutes later, a Palm Beach County sheriff's deputy shot and killed him, as he allegedly reached for a gun, on the interstate near Lantana Road.

Cummings matched the description of a robber at an AT&T store in Weatherford that had been reported earlier in the week. About 7:45 p.m., an officer spotted Cummings and tried to stop him. Cummings drove away, and after a seven-minute pursuit, the car Cummings hit a curb. He ran from the vehicle. An officer drove up beside him and ordered Cummings to the ground. Cummings put a gun to his head and fired it, police said.

Brevard County Sheriff's deputies shot and killed a suicidal man at about 4 p.m. A family member said Ricardo Enrique Colon, 35, was cutting his arms. Deputies Kelly Dobson and Jose Santos responded to the 911 call and tried to stop him with a less-lethal measure before shooting and killing him.

At 9 p.m., police said they were contacted by a woman who reported that she was confronted by an armed man. Responding officers located the man. He allegedly pointed the firearm at a victim and officers and was shot and killed.

Police said that officers were dispatched around 9:30 p.m. on the report of a domestic violence complaint. When officers arrived, they were told Steven Tyler Reed fled to Letchworth Avenue. Reed and the officers became involved in a confrontation, and Officer Nathan A. Schwind shot and killed Reed.

Around 11:30 p.m., officers conducted a traffic stop. Shortly after that traffic stop, an Aurora Police officer fired several shots killing Troy Jacques. Few details were immediately released.

A Vermont State Police trooper and a Richmond police officer shot and killed Benjamin Gregware, police said. The shooting occurred at about 3:51 p.m. during a traffic stop on the side of the southbound lanes near mile marker 69. The man was the sole occupant of the car that was stopped.Police said Gregware was armed with a handgun at the time of the killing.

An employee of the Choctaw Travel Plaza contacted security officers about a person causing a disturbance. When police approached, the person produced a pellet gun and threatened the officer. He was ordered to drop the gun, and he pointed it at officers who shot and killed Delton Flowers.

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent woke up around 1 a.m. to the sound of a sliding-glass door breaking and found Robert Young entering her home. She fired several shots, killing Young.

Around 7 p.m., a man's wife called 911 after he fired a handgun inside the home and threatened her and the couple's two children, ages 13 and 17. The woman took the children and barricaded herself in the garage. Police surrounded the home, and around 9 p.m., police, stormed the house and found Timothy Michael Kurtz dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said.

Around 7:40 p.m., an officer tried to stop Ronell Foster. Police said he took off running, and the officer chased after him. The two allegedly fought, and Officer Ryan McMahon shot and killed Foster. In 2020, a civil case settled against the city of Vallejo for $5.7 million over the death.