Officers responded to a 911 call regarding an agitated suicidal man at 12:30 p.m. Walter Kellogg, who has a history of mental illness, threatened to harm himself with a knife, began cutting himself, and turned the knife toward the officer, who shot and killed him, police said. Family alleged excessive force by officer, and the case went to a grand jury.

Just before 11:30 p.m., Oklahoma City police responded to a disturbance call at a gas station. The man had a knife and a lighter and was attempting to cut the hoses at the gas pumps and acting like he was going to cut his own throat. When officers arrived, they found Jacob Mohow, with a screwdriver and knife. Officer Jared Tipton used a bean bag shotgun, and Officer Grant Wheeler used his Taser in attempts to incapacitate Mohow. He allegedly charged at officers, and Sgt. Donald Koger shot and killed him.

Rodney J. Geiser was threatening suicide with a gun. He allegedly failed to follow orders to drop the weapon, and he was shot and killed by a deputy.

Deputies were called to a home on reports of a person trying to hurt themselves. When deputies tried to enter the home, the woman had a large serrated knife, and she was shot and killed.

At 3:55 p.m., deputies were called to a domestic disturbance at a home. The five-hour standoff ended when officers found the man dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Jose Manuel Cardenas Jr. allegedly assaulted a woman who was driving the car he was riding in. Both got out of the car, going in different directions. Cardenas allegedly shot, pointed a gun at passing traffic and himself and was shot and killed when he failed to comply with police orders to drop the weapon.

About 10:30 a.m., Mitchell J. Hammer was being pursued by a trooper along a creek in a wooded area, and, when the trooper rounded a bend, Hammer came toward him with a knife, police said. The trooper shot and killed him.

Police tried to pull over David Frederick after his pickup truck failed to stop at a red light about 10:30 p.m. Frederick allegedly fled. The chase ended at a parking lot. Frederick allegedly got out of his truck with a handgun. Despite repeated commands to drop the gun, Frederick raised the gun and began to fire. Officers Caleb Talpas and Justin Sears shot and killed him.

Deputy Terry Strawn shot and killed his wife, Theresa Strawn, 54; daughter, Courtney, 32; and his 6-year-old granddaughter, Londyn with his service handgun. He then shot and killed himself with the same gun.

Officers responded just before 9 p.m. after receiving reports of someone throwing objects through the front window of a Circle K store. As officers went to question a man seen in a nearby neighborhood, the man attacked the officers and allegedly struck one of them with an "unknown metal object". A second Phoenix officer who was not struck shot and killed the man.

Fiona Luvisi was wanted in the shooting death of 43-year-old Sarah Hawkins at a Phoenix apartment complex. Luvisi was found in Hemet, and he reportedly shot and killed himself as deputies were trying to arrest him.

Deputy Terry Strawn shot and killed his wife, Theresa Strawn, 54; daughter, Courtney, 32; and his 6-year-old granddaughter, Londyn with his service handgun. He then shot and killed himself with the same gun

At about 12:30 p.m., Damon Barstad charged officers as they opened the holding cell he was being held in at Toledo Police Headquarters. During the struggle, Barstad, a homicide suspect out of Warren, Michigan, was shot and killed by a Toledo police officer. Barstad was not handcuffed at the time of the shooting and reportedly had gained control of an officer's Taser.

Shelly Splittgerber, 36, and her 4-year-old son, Corden Fidler, were gunned down by Splittgerber's estranged husband, Matthew Splittgerber, 34, as they left their home. When police arrived, they heard shots inside the home. When they went in the house, they found Shelly's mother, Sherry Gray, 64, shot to death inside the home, and Matthew had shot and killed himself.

Police said they responded to a 911 call regarding an intoxicated man threatening to harm himself. Officer Robert Gay arrived and called for backup. David MacAdams allegedly advanced toward him armed with a knife, and Gay shot and killed him.

Around 10:45 p.m., deputies responded to a report of a suicidal person, Ronald Scott Jenkins, at a Founders Road residence. Before deputies arrived, they were told by a caller that the man left the home. After being tracked by dogs, deputies made contact with Jenkins, who allegedly shot at two Lexington County deputies and a police. Deputies shot and killed him.

77 year-old Thomas jackson, of Ulster, NY, kept police at bay for more than 24 hours in a residential area of Cottekill Road in Stone Ridge was found dead, police said. The incident began as a domestic violence dispute during which the man allegedly shot at a woman with a rifle

A man was allegedly driving a stolen vehicle, which was pulled over for a traffic stop. He started firing on officers from his vehicle, then jumped out of the vehicle and shot at officers with a shotgun, officers returned fire, shooting and killing him.

Jennifer Vasquez was allegedly driving a stolen car when she was shot and killed by police after they misidentified her as the suspect in a shooting. She reportedly fled from a stop and tried to back toward officers when she was killed.

Police received a call around 3:47 p.m. about a man walking along Main Street waving a gun. When the police arrived at the scene, Gary Warbritton reportedly pointed a gun at an officer. The officer shot and killed Warbritton.

A woman reportedly sent a message to a family member asking them to call 911, and police responded to the call. Wayne Falana reportedly fired at police from inside the residence with a rifle. Falana ran out the front door and was shot and killed by Officers Michael Spitaleri, Robert Main, Zachery Senter and Steven Buis.

Blake Cedar shot and killed himself with a handgun at the end of a vehicle pursuit. Deputies said Cedar had an active felony warrant in Nebraska issued Dec. 7, for a parole violation due to possession of a weapon.

Police said a trooper had tagged an abandoned black Chevrolet Tahoe SUV shortly before 4 p.m. on U.S. 231. That same trooper was driving on the same highway around 6:30 p.m. and saw a white Dodge car had pulled up in front of the Tahoe and had the hood open. The trooper reportedly walked up to Rightsell while giving commands, and Rightsell allegedly started reaching for his own handgun. The trooper shot and killed Rightsell.

Edwin C. Bundy was found hiding behind a shower curtain after police arrived in response to a 911 call about a man entering the apartment where the woman's 15-year-old daughter was found alone. The daughter hid and left the apartment unharmed when police arrived. The mother and police entered the apartment to do a walk-through with police who were unaware that Bundy was still inside. Bundy was shot and killed when he reportedly lunged for his handgun.

David Gerald McNabb was shot and killed at the home where he is believed to have killed his sister Nicole McNabb, 34; his mother, Melanie McNabb, 64; and Carlos Echavarria, 63. All four lived there, police said. Police were contacted at 8:05 p.m. by a neighbor. She reported entering the home and finding a victim covered in blood in the bathtub. Deputies arrived and determined David McNabb was still inside. Deputies entered the home, made contact with David McNabb and found he was armed with a rifle. Deputies confronted the suspect, and he reportedly was shot with less-lethal munitions, including a 40 mm impact weapon and a bean bag shotgun round, before deputies shot and killed him.

Deputies responded to an assault in progress at a residence around 3:56 a.m. After officers arrived, Mark Farrell retreated to a nearby building and refused to cooperate with them. Deputies contacted a mental health crisis counselor who came to the residence. Farrell allegedly approached the deputies with a weapon and was shot and killed.

Officers reported to a home at around 9:30 p.m. for reports of a suspicious man. When police arrived, a man was wielding a knife and walking around the property. After confronting the man, one of the officers reportedly used a Taser on the man. It was ineffective, police said. Police said a second officer shot and killed the man.

Kerry D. Blake Jr. allegedly carjacked a car with children inside. He released the children then fled to a home where a standoff with police began. He was shot and killed when police entered the home. He had reportedly threatened police with an iron bar and a sword. Blake's family said he suffered from schizophrenia, but it was not reported whether police were aware of his medical issues upon arrival.

Officers responded about 4:30 a.m. to a "screaming woman radio call." According to police, a person came out and got into a fight with the man involved. The man went back inside the building, and people directed police to his apartment. When police knocked on the door, the man opened the door, naked, and he allegedly was armed with a knife. He dropped the knife and when he moved to pick it up again, he was shot and killed.

About 10 p.m., dispatchers received a call of a domestic disturbance outside Fort Dodge. A responding deputy saw a vehicle matching the description and attempted to stop it. The vehicle did not stop, and the driver fled. During the attempted stop, shots were exchanged. Matthew Hurley drove out into a field and came to a stop. Officers found the dead driver who was determined to have died by the officer's bullet. The dead driver was reportedly holding a handgun when he died.

An officer reportedly made a traffic stop northbound on Aurora when the man opened his car door and ran west across four lanes of traffic to North 96th Street, where he pulled out a handgun. Police said there was a brief struggle between the man and the officer in the street. The officer then shot and killed the man after the man dropped the gun and was unarmed.

Police went to a home for a welfare check regarding Kevin Simmons, who was suspected of having consumed a large amount of drugs. When the officers arrived at the home, they encountered Simmons, who they said threatened them with a handgun and discharged pepper spray inside of the home. After a standoff, Simmons reportedly shot and killed himself.

A deputy responded to a domestic disturbance call at a business. He reportedly saw a man in standing in the roadway "acting strange." The man approached the deputy got into an altercation, and the man took off running. The deputy pursued the man on foot into a wooded area. During another altercation, Dylan M. Smith allegedly choked the officer, gouged his eyes and tried to take the officer's firearm. The deputy shot and killed Smith.

An officer reportedly was trying to arrest Matthew Burroughs when he ran away and allegedly hit the officer with his car door. He was shot and killed by Officers Chris Mannella and James Reppy Jr. while his brake lights were on. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police received a call around noon for a suicidal man with a gun inside his home. Robert Myers spent three hours talking with police, and fired shots inside the house, at officers and at an armored police vehicle. They did not return fire at that point. Police were able to get Myers to come out of the home, without weapons, around 4:20 p.m. He reportedly came out with a gun and swung it in the direction of an officer who shot and killed him.

A man called 911 late and reported that his drunk roommate was assaulting him. Several officers responded at 11:44 p.m. The person who reported the assault was outside. His alleged assailant, Eric Sauerhagen, was inside. Police told him to come to the door and comply with officers. Sauerhagen, armed with a hatchet and a handgun, came toward officers at the front door, and he was shot and killed.

Samuel Garcia was allegedly shooting at random people when Officers Nicholas Valera and Miguel Saucedo shot and killed him.

Around 1:15 p.m., police were attempting to apprehend Jeremy Duncan who had an outstanding felony warrant. The officer made contact with the subject, who was sitting in the driver's seat of a vehicle with the door open. Police said, Duncan started backing up the vehicle "with the officer sandwiched between the door and the vehicle frame." The officer shot and killed Duncan.

Police responded to a 911 hangup. After arriving, the female victim, with a child, told police her husband assaulted her and was in the home with a gun and was threatening suicide. The woman told police that another child was still sleeping in the home. Police broke into the home, and the officers found the child, who was unharmed. The man was found in a bedroom, dead. Likely suicide.

At 10 p.m., police received a call of a possible suicide attempt. When officers arrived on the scene, they encountered the person, who fired and struck the officer in his bulletproof vest. Four officers shot and killed him.

A man was shot and killed by police after allegedly setting fire to the Rotten Robbie station in Cupertino, where he worked, and then "shooting indiscriminately" at people and passing cars at another Rotten Robbie station in Santa Clara.

Around 3:10 a.m., a patrolling deputy spotted "an occupied suspicious vehicle" in the driveway of a church. There was one person in the car, David John Engebretson. There was a warrant out for Engebretson's arrest, but he refused to get out of his car, so the deputy called for backup, police said. After a second deputy arrived, there was an exchange of gunfire between the deputies and Engebretson. Engebretson was shot and killed.

Oliver Hernandez was at his mother's apartment at 1 a.m., when he locked himself in the bathroom. Family members said he might have been under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Police arrived at 4 a.m. where a standoff began. The family—a mother, three children, and three other adults— left the apartment safely. Police entered the apartment and shot and killed the man when he allegedly threatened officers with an ax.

A man who was barricaded inside a home and held a family member hostage was shot and killed when police broke into the home.

A man allegedly killed two people before police caught up with him. He and police engaged in a gunfight, and he was shot and killed.

Christofer Kitto, 34, an off-duty Albany police officer, was at a residence when Shatelle Hooks brandished a knife and attempted to rob Kitto. Kitto had been at the Turning Stone Casino and was carrying more than $3,000 in cash. When confronted with the knife, Kitto shot and killed Hooks.

An off-duty Clarkston officer was working at the Red Lobster when he saw a man being robbed in the parking lot. When the officer went to help, the four alleged robbers got into another car and shot at the officer and victim as they drove off. The officer shot at the alleged robbers, hitting two of them, killing one.

David M. Novak was shot and killed because a neighbor reported he had a gun and was firing shots. Police reported a gunshot when they arrived. No gun was found. Novak may have been hitting a vehicle with a baseball bat.

Police went to a home to serve a search warrant. When they arrived with emergency lights, sirens and a PA system, they reportedly approached the home and after no one answered the door, they broke in. They allegedly saw Michael W. Mobley move with a rifle moving toward the front door. They said he raised his rifle toward the officers and was shot and killed.

James Bangura reportedly killed himself after being barricaded in a Groton home. Police said the standoff began when a woman told responding officers that her husband was inside the home with a handgun and that he had fired it.

Two officers and a KDOC employee planned to arrest Geoffrey Morris on a felony warrant in a parking lot. When they told him to get out of the car, he allegedly failed to comply. Police said the man reversed, hitting a police vehicle, then drove forward, and officers shot and killed him.

Elijah Smith reportedly abandoned his vehicle and was running from police in a brush area before officers reported hearing gunfire. He reportedly was found lying dead on top of a .40-caliber firearm.

Officers said they approached the man in a Walmart parking lot at around 8:45 p.m. in an attempt to get him to drop a hatchet. Police said officers tasered him when the man started coming toward them to no effect. The man allegedly continued to walk toward them, and one officer shot and killed him.

Police responded to a complaint about a man threatening another with a gun at the RaceWay gas station. The officer found Juston Landry about a block away and shot and killed him, alleging that he brandished a weapon.

Treshun Symone Miller allegedly shot an officer while fleeing during a traffic stop. Officers shot and killed him.

Dimas Diaz Jr. was shot and killed by police after a pursuit, followed by a standoff on the 101 Freeway. Diaz was wanted in connection with an alleged spousal assault when deputies and troopers pursued him until he crashed on the 101 Freeway. After an hour-long standoff, Diaz ultimately exited his disabled car, brandished a small black piece of car molding, and advanced upon officers. He was shot and killed by a Ventura County deputy and a CHP officer.

Officers responded to reports of a person shooting a gun. When officers arrived, they found an armed man in the street in a confrontation with a woman. The man and an officer fired guns. The man was taken to Medical Center of the Rockies. He died Jan. 14. The Larimer County Coroner's Office said Joshua Moore died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

An officer was responded to a disturbance about 4:45 p.m. near Big 5 Sporting Goods, and saw a man shoot and kill a woman. He opened fire on the officer and struck his vehicle several times. The officer shot and killed the man.

The FBI said an arrest warrant had been issued for Nathan Thoe because he was the subject of an ongoing investigation. Federal officers from more than one agency were attempting to arrest Thoe at the White Lake rest area, when Thoe was shot and killed. Police have withheld information as to what precipitated the killing.

Around 6:30 p.m., police responded to a domestic violence call, and a standoff began. After about an hour of negotiations, a man began firing at officers, wounding one officer and killing his dog. The officer's injuries were non-life threatening after getting checked out and released from a local hospital, according to police. During the gunfire, Officer Dale Marcus shot the man who was later found dead when officers went into the home. Taylor Joseph Turek reportedly had shot himself.

Camden Owen McWhirter was initially pulled over by officers on suspicion of driving while impaired. Deputies took McWhirter to the Polk County Detention Center and as they entered the secured lot McWhirter revealed he had a weapon. After several hours of negotiations, McWhirter shot and killed himself.

About 5 a.m., officers were called to an apartment complex to investigate multiple "shots fired" calls. As the officers approached the complex, they saw a vehicle matching the description of the one in the shots-fired calls and attempted to pull it over. The driver of the vehicle refused to stop and instead drove into the parking lot of the Wind Tree Apartments. As he entered the parking lot, he crashed into a parked vehicle inside the complex, police said. When officers approached him, he allegedly tried running away before pulling out a weapon. Louis Jose Burrus was shot and killed.

A 911 caller at about 11 a.m. told police a man was waving a gun at Lanier Dermatology. When officers encountered the man, he had hostages in an office at gunpoint. Officers spoke to Rodney Hamilton, but he ignored their commands, and he was shot and killed by an officer.

Damon Asad was shot and killed after he reportedly opened fire on deputies who were there to serve a warrant.

Aurora police responded to a home around 2 a.m. after a person in the home called 911 to report that a man inside the residence was armed with a firearm and "acting erratically," police said. officers heard a gunshot from within the residence and made entry. Trimble, armed with two handguns and wearing body armor, was eventually located in a back bedroom along with Heerdt. Trimble ignored numerous orders to put down the weapon. Based on him pointing his guns in the direction of both the officers and Heerdt, Officers Zachary Ploch and David Kaufman shot and killed Trimble. During this exchange of gunfire, Trimble also opened fire, killing Heerdt.

Police said said Antonio Arce, 14, was carrying a replica handgun when he was shot running through an alley, fleeing police.

Pat Montella--a retired Newark police lieutenant--following a domestic disturbance during which Patrick and his wife were removed from a Bloomfield home, shot himself at the Bloomfield Police precinct.

Shawn Joseph Billinger was shot and killed by a Fort Lupton police officer who was responding to a disturbance call about 1:40 p.m.

Off-duty Adams County sheriff's deputy Jesse Jenson was shot and killed by LaSalle officer Caroline Persichetti after she confronted the plain-clothed deputy at the conclusion of a high-speed pursuit of two vehicles that began in Platteville.

Megan Brooke Rivera, 32, and De'Angelo Jamar Brown, 30, were shot and killed when the driver rammed police vehicles after an officer tried to stop him, leading other officers to begin shooting.

Around 4:30 p.m., officer Timothy Kiefer reportedly found a man fitting the description of a suspect who was wanted in two armed robberies. Police said Kiefer perceived an "imminent deadly threat" after he got out of his car and made contact with Michael Daniel Kelley, and Kiefer shot and killed Kelley.

Police responded to a shots-fired call around 3:30 p.m., police said. They reported hearing shots upon their arrival. Around 9 p.m., police entered the home and found a man dead from apparent self-inflicted gunshot wounds.

Police said there was a domestic situation, and someone called about the screaming. Officer Samuel Heffernan shot and killed Matthew Neil Tuhkanen when he reached for a "blind spot" after failing to comply with the officer's orders.

Officers responded about 7:30 a.m. to a report of a suspicious man possibly dealing drugs in the parking lot of Tanglewood Apartments, police said. When officers arrived and approached the vehicle on foot, he allegedly drove into the direction of the officers. One of the officers shot and killed Jason C. Minnick.

Police responded to a call around 4:18 p.m. in reference to a man in his 20s wanting to take his own life. When police arrived, the man had locked himself inside a house. He was taken to an area hospital after police apprehended him, where he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. During the course of the investigation, police learned that it appeared the man shot and killed a woman in her 20s.

Theodore Austin Ellis shot and killed himself during a standoff with police after police responded to a shooting at the home.

Officers were attempting to arrest Jimm Atchison on robbery charges when he fled. He was shot and killed as he attempted to surrender with his hands up. The Atlanta police officer who shot Atchison was fired. No body camera footage due to FBI involvement.

Two men fled a traffic stop initiated by DPS officers at a Maverik gas station. Once the two suspects were found, DPS alleged that Marcus Gishal, 20, shot at officers, leading to the four officers shooting and killing Gishal and Preston Oszust, 20.

People reported Dwight Steward had a knife. Police said he refused to comply with commands and approached them, and they shot and killed him.

Deputies got a call to assist a suicidal subject around 5:30 p.m. When officers arrived, they saw a bloody man through one of the home's windows. Officers entered the home, and the man allegedly went after one of the officers, who tasered him. A second officer tried to put handcuffs on the man, but the man lunged at that officer with a knife, and Kevin Vawter was shot and killed.

Officers Nathaniel Hendren, 29, and Katlyn Alix, 24, were reportedly playing some version of Russian roulette when Hendren shot and killed Aliz. The St. Louis police officer has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action following the shooting death of his fellow officer.

Garland police said they arrived to the parking lot of a Dollar General around 11 p.m. after receiving a call from Russ Allen McClellan who expressed suicidal thoughts. Officers found McClellan in the parking lot and attempted to communicate with him, at which point McClellan reached for his gun and pointed it at the officers who shot and killed him.

Corey Adam Harris was allegedly possibly involved in a man's disappearance. He was shot and killed by police as he brandished a gun.

Police said Joseph Quintana shot two officers who responded to a shots-fired call–one in the abdomen and one in the leg–and then barricaded himself inside a home. After a standoff that lasted several hours, flames and smoke started coming out of the building, and Quintana allegedly shot and killed himself with one of the officer's guns which had been dropped when the officer was shot.

Officers responded to a report of a disturbance. A man was barricaded in a rear garage while armed with a rifle, police said. The man, who had allegedly pointed the gun at someone earlier in the day, "appeared to be in a psychiatric emergency." He reportedly shot and killed himself during a standoff.

Richard Moulton, suspected of shooting at his ex-wife in Red Bluff and fleeing, was shot and killed after a chase and allegedly raising a handgun toward deputies at around 12:43 p.m.

During the forced entry of their home with a no-knock drug warrant, husband and wife, Dennis Tuttle, 59, and Rhogena Nicholas, 58, allegedly fired on officers after police killed their dog. They were shot and killed.

Driver Gregory Griffin was shot and killed by a Newark police officer following a car chase. A passenger was seriously injured. The officer was charged with aggravated manslaughter for shooting at the fleeing vehicle

Nekiylo Dawayne Graves drove up to the main security gate at the Nevada nuclear test site in Mercury at about 5:20 p.m. but didn't stop, police said. When Graves drove past the gate, security officers called for help from the Nye County Sheriff's Office substation at the test site. Deputy John Kakavulias caught up with the security officers chasing Graves, who stopped the car about 8 miles from the gate along Mercury Highway. Graves got out of the car and approached a security officer and Kakavulias with an unspecified object in his hand. He was shot and killed.

Police found Paul Andrew Cantu around 1:40 a.m. inside a vehicle that they had been searching for, police said. Cantu was holding a gun to his head, and Officers Luis Camacho and Robert Mattingly reportedly tried to coax Cantu into putting the weapon down, but they shot and killed him when he allegedly pointed the gun at them.

A State Parole officer approached a residence around 8:49 p.m. to check on a parolee who was a registered sex offender. The officer knocked on the door and was met by a woman in her 50s. The woman reportedly pointed a pistol at the officer. The officer questioned the woman, who insisted the parolee did not live there. After the officer left, she contacted MCSO and requested deputies check the residence and investigate the woman. Deputies arrived at 10:10 p.m. and knocked on the door, announcing they were with the sheriff's office. Anthony Pellissier answered the door and pointed a weapon at one of the deputies, who shot and killed him.

Passaic police responding to several 911 calls of shots fired shortly after 11:30 p.m. spotted three men standing on Myrtle Avenue, police said. Two ran. Randy Sanchez allegedly was pointing a gun at a woman when an officer shot and killed him.

Officers were called to a home after receiving reports of a domestic dispute between Johnny Weeks and his wife. When police arrived, Weeks was standing outside with a knife in his hand, police said. He went inside and came back out with a handgun. The officers ordered him to drop the gun, but Weeks failed to comply and reportedly pointed his gun at several officers. One officer shot and killed him.

Just after 1 p.m., Denell Edmondson was driving, and police attempted to pull him over, but he drove off and crashed into a parked vehicle. Edmondson got out of his vehicle, took out a handgun and fatally shot himself in the head, police said.

Just before 9:30 a.m. at a mental health facility, two Flagstaff officers were leaving the area on an unrelated call, when Henry Harold Russell confronted them with a knife. One of the officers shot and killed Henry Harold Russell.

Police reportedly were called about 2:30 p.m. Responding officers found a vehicle in front of a house, with Asuncion Gomez-Guerrero and an 18-year-old passenger in the front seat. When the officer approached, Gomez-Guerrero allegedly disobeyed orders to stop the car, first driving backwards a short distance then driving forward in the direction of the officer. The officer shot and killed Gomez-Guerrero in the moving vehicle. The vehicle crashed into a telephone pole about a block away. The passenger was taken to the hospital with minor injuries from the crash.

Patrick Battistello, 50, killed his 24-year-old girlfriend, Kimberly Cuni, in her apartment about 2 a.m. as Orange County Deputy Edgar Castillo, who was investigating an earlier argument, was outside the woman's apartment writing a report, police said. He then shot and killed himself.

Officers responded to a home to serve a domestic violence petition on 80-year-old Robert Matz. Police said Matz was disrespectful with the officer and threatened to kill him. The officer reportedly asked Matz if there were any guns in the home, and Matz said there weren't. Police said Matz took out a knife during the conversation and threatened to cut the officers. Matz allegedly got a gun and pointed it at the officers who shot and killed him.

Bruce W. Carter Jr. was being questioned by officers who were investigating a bank robbery and was shot and killed by Joliet police officers. He was allegedly armed with a box cutter.

Deputies were called to a home at about 9:30 p.m. by a 911 call in which Allon Jones threatened to kill himself. Jones allegedly was in the home and had three potential hostages. Two people left the home, but the third was unable to leave because of medical reasons. Jones allegedly walked out of the home with a handgun and pointed it in the direction of officers who shot and killed him.

Michael Novak was allegedly driving erratically and crashed. Police found him inside his car, cutting himself. He allegedly got out and rushed officers who shot and killed him.

Officers responded to reports of a woman's death in a domestic-violence incident when they entered an apartment and were confronted by a man who picked up a knife, police said. They shot and killed him.

An alleged attempted carjacking at a Harrison County gas station led to a pursuit into Stone County, where an exchange of gunfire killed the driver, Miles Dylan Cooper, and wounded his two passengers, police said.

Deputies were serving an arrest warrant for Jason Hill at the Garden Tree Hotel. Police said while outside the hotel, Hill fired at deputies and was shot and killed.

As police were arresting Joshua Williams, he attacked his wife with a knife and police shot and killed him. Fatal Encounters apologizes for the occasional use of birth names for transgender people. Police and news media often report the birth names instead of the real names, so we have to have both in our name field to prevent duplications in the dataset.

Police were called about 11:45 p.m. to Walmart in connection with a shoplifting complaint. The Del City officer tried to take the alleged shoplifter into custody when the suspect began to fight. During the struggle with the Del City and off-duty Amber police officers, Gabriel Carter reportedly fired a small semi-automatic pistol at the officers. The Del City officer shot and killed Carter.

Around 10:36 p.m., a Taco Bell employee called 911 to report a man slumped over the driver's seat of a Silver Mercedes was parked in the drive through. As the officers approached the Mercedes, they could see that the driver was unresponsive and had a handgun on his lap. The driver of the vehicle began to move. The officers reportedly told the driver to keep his hands visible, but he allegedly reached for the handgun on his lap, and the police shot and killed him.

Jonathan Ramirez was shot and killed in his front yard when he allegedly pulled out an AR-style weapon in the presence of deputies.

Officers were looking for a man involved in a forgery case. Police had been trying to get the man to turn himself in, but he reportedly was threatening to harm himself. An officer found Schmitz walking on a street. Police said the he pulled a knife and began threatening the officer who shot and killed Schmitz.

Skylar Williams, a 20-year-old student taken from a branch campus of Ohio State University and her suspected abductor, Ty'rell Pounds, 24, were killed after a police chase ended. Williams died after reportedly being shot by Pounds who in turn was shot by a Kentucky trooper.

Police received a 911 call about a man who was possibly armed with a handgun and acting erratically. The caller said the man might have been under the influence of drugs due to his behavior. When police arrived, the man saw them and began running through the neighborhood. Police said he ran through several yards and then broke into an occupied home. Police said he came out with a handgun which he pointed at an officer. Phayvanh Inthavong was then shot and killed.

Leslie K. Austin instigated a high-speed chase from Missouri to Illinois and committed suicide with a self-inflicted gunshot during his standoff with police. During the chase Austin attempted to carjack a vehicle, where he allegedly shot and killed the car's driver, 67-year-old Gregory Price.

After two robberies and a police chase, Garrett Ebenal was shot and killed by Officers Ron Dupee, Dennis Benn, Lane Bonham and Tyler Larimer when he crashed then came toward the officers and allegedly pointed a gun at them.

After a series of robberies, culminating in a robbery at a Walgreens about 11 p.m., police chased four people before engaging in a shootout with the men. Christopher Brimsey, 20, died during the exchange of gunfire, and Patrick Reed, 19, died a bit later. Joshua Prater Jr., 21, and Dametric M. Hunter, 21, were charged with aggravated robbery.

Police were called to a chaotic scene around 10 p.m., where there was an officer-involved shooting, police said. The man who was killed was an off-duty Dos Palos police officer Johnny Mathis. Police followed Mathis in a non-patrol car to a home before Mathis crashed the car into a garage. Mathis allegedly was acting intoxicated and shot his handgun numerous times at the police pursuing him before being shot in the head with a rifle by an officer during the standoff in the driveway.

Greg Alyn Carlson was accused of multiple violent sexual assaults in Los Angeles was shot and killed by FBI agents. FBI agents tracked him to a hotel in Apex, North Carolina. When agents entered his hotel room, a fight over a gun allegedly began, and Carlson was shot and killed.

Around 7 a.m., officers shot and killed a man with a knife in the 7th Street/Metro Center station in downtown Los Angeles. Hernandez was having an altercation with transit security when LAPD transit officers attempted first a "non-lethal" method and then when that was unsuccessful, they shot and killed Hernandez.

Daniel King allegedly carjacked an SUV around 7 a.m. from a woman trying to pump gas at a filling station about 8 miles west of the base. King was shot and killed by Navy Security Forces at the scene of a fiery crash into a barrier, moments after police said he got out of the stolen Ford Edge crossover SUV and charged at the security forces, who had been in pursuit since he barreled through the south gate around 7:30 a.m.

Gary Martin shot and killed several co-workers at his place of employment when he was fred. Police later shot and killed him.

Following an armed robbery, Christopher Wallace barricaded himself and his alleged female accomplice in an apartment where a relative of the woman lived. The house caught fire shortly after Wallace locked himself and the woman inside, but police said the two did not die from the fire. Police said Wallace shot and killed the woman, then shot and killed himself.

Nam Le, 34, shot and killed four people he held hostage while police waited outside. Police then stormed the house and killed Nam Le. Two small children were released unharmed from the home several hours after the standoff began, police said. Killed were 30-year-old Lan Thi My Van, 28-year-old Le Thi My Van, 65-year-old Cho Thi Van, and Phung Minh Le, 28.

Nam Le, 34, shot and killed four people he held hostage while police waited outside. Police then stormed the house and killed Nam Le. Two small children were released unharmed from the home several hours after the standoff began, police said. Killed were 30-year-old Lan Thi My Van, 28-year-old Le Thi My Van, 65-year-old Cho Thi Van, and Phung Minh Le, 28.

Nam Le, 34, shot and killed four people he held hostage while police waited outside. Police then stormed the house and killed Nam Le. Two small children were released unharmed from the home several hours after the standoff began, police said. Killed were 30-year-old Lan Thi My Van, 28-year-old Le Thi My Van, 65-year-old Cho Thi Van, and Phung Minh Le, 28.

An off-duty U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and killed Johnathan Liddell in a Walmart parking lot, police said. Police said Agent Othello Lamar Jones shot Johnathan Liddell, of Austell, outside the Walmart about 1 p.m. Police found Liddell dead inside his car. Witnesses said Liddell never got out of his car. Jones claimed he removed an airsoft gun from the back seat and placed it on top of the vehicle after he killed the man.

Officers confronted a person of interest in an armed robbery investigation around 6:43 p.m. Police say Reginald Romero Bursey pulled out a gun and started shooting at the officers. Five people waiting at a nearby bus stop were wounded, police said. Bursey was shot and killed.

Around 2 p.m., troopers tried to stop a vehicle that was under a "be on the lookout" advisory, police said. But the driver, Elizabeth Ann Stropp, did not immediately stop. She stopped the vehicle, got out of the car and fled on foot into a field. Troopers pursued her on foot. Stropp allegedly produced a handgun, and troopers shot and killed her.

A man barricaded himself in his Kent apartment for several hours, before shooting and killing himself.

After an alleged road rage incident, Athens Mahrt allegedly stabbed another man near the neck. The second man, an unidentified, off-duty Memphis police officer, shot and killed him.

Around 11 p.m., after police were dispatched to a report of a disturbance between a male and female at an apartment complex. Witnesses reported that two males, both possibly armed, had then become involved in a fight in the parking lot. Police said that Joseph brandished a knife when approached by officers and refused commands to drop the weapon before he was shot. Officer Roger Evans shot and killed Clayton Joseph.

Officers were near a Walmart on an unrelated issue when they heard a call about a male theft suspect. One of the officers reportedly saw a person who matched the description in the parking lot and followed his truck onto Lanikuhana Avenue. When the truck stopped at a light, they surrounded it and ordered the driver to get out of the vehicle. The man ignored the commands and rammed the police vehicle behind him in an attempt to flee. The man then allegedly drove in the general direction of one of the officers, and two officers fired at the driver, Kyle M. Thomas, killing him. The vehicle continued down the avenue where it slammed into a tree. Police alleged vehicular assault. Report suggests the fatal shot was delivered before the car moved.

Officer Charles Starks was on patrol shortly after 11 a.m. when he located a vehicle flagged as stolen in a parking lot, police said. When Starks stopped the vehicle, the driver, Bradley Blackshire, refused Starks' direction to get out. Blackshire stopped the vehicle but then reportedly accelerated and hit Starks, who shot and killed Blackshire. Police alleged vehicular assault. A handgun's presence in the car was confirmed by Blackshire's passenger at the time of the incident as well as by the ensuing investigation.

After 2:20 a.m., officers pulled over a vehicle, and the driver, old Kasim Kahrim, reportedly opened fire on the officers, wounding an officer. Kahrim fled and was later found dead in the car.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance at The Grove at Plantation at 4:44 a.m. Upon their arrival, the victim told police her boyfriend was inside the apartment possibly with a weapon. The victim's boyfriend refused to exit the apartment. After several hours of standoff, a gunshot was heard from inside the apartment. Officers then entered the apartment and found him dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Deputies responded to a call of a man with a gun inside a Shell Gas Station at around 4 p.m. Daniel Messmer was allegedly armed with a handgun and appeared to be intoxicated. When deputies arrived, they found Messmer in a desert area east of the gas station armed with a handgun. After being told to drop his weapon, Messmer failed to comply and allegedly pointed his gun at the deputies, who shot and killed him.

Flint police were dispatched to investigate a suspicious person. When an officer made contact with the person, Tommy John-Ernest Kirby fled in a vehicle, and police began a pursuit that ended on westbound I-69, where an officer shot and killed Kirby. Police withheld details as to what precipitated the killing.

Officers were dispatched to some apartments at about 7:30 p.m. after a neighbor heard a woman yelling for help. When officers arrived, they reportedly heard a woman screaming for help outside of a second-floor apartment, so they forced their way inside. The officers allegedly saw Bryan Ryder inside the apartment and gave him unspecified commands, but he did not comply and moved toward the officers with a knife in his hand, and they shot and killed him.

Police responded for a welfare check at a Motel 6 at 11:45 a.m. According to police, officers found a man sitting on a hotel room bed holding a rifle. Minutes later, officers heard a gunshot. Freeman Watson, who police said was "in crisis" but was not hostile toward officers or others, shot himself.

Trooper First Class Glen Walters initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle driven by Sasha Ann Pishko. Pishko fled, allegedly hitting the trooper with her vehicle. Walters shot and killed her. She drove a short distance before wrecking.

Douglas County sheriff's deputies arrived at a Miltona home shortly before 5:30 a.m. following a 911 call about a domestic disturbance. When deputies arrived, Tyler Schmidtbauer came to the door holding a shotgun. He did not comply with orders to drop the shotgun, and Deputy Alexander Herzberg shot and killed him.

Police were reportedly attempting to arrest Gary Clark when he allegedly produced a gun and was shot and killed when he kept picking the gun up and switching it from hand to hand.

Lone Tree police responded to reports of a theft at the Macy's at Park Meadows around 8:20 p.m. Officers were chasing two suspects on foot outside the mall when Kenneth Sisneros allegedly pulled out a handgun, fired at them, and police shot and killed him.

Around 4:30 p.m., officers were at the Extend A Suites, trying to arrest Terquarius Pope. Pope was inside a room when officers attempted to arrest him. Officers were speaking to Pope at the door, which was partially opened but still secured with the security latch. Officers heard a gunshot and a man unlocked the door and told officers that Pope had shot himself.

Maurice Arrisgado Jr. had just returned to Oahu Community Correctional Center after a court appearance. His leg shackles had been removed after transportation. He fled from the intake and release unit and through an open vehicular gate. Once through the gate, he ran across Kamehameha Highway. Officers caught up to him outside of St. Anthony's church. Arrisgado continued to flee, ignoring officers' commands to stop, at which point one of the correctional officers shot and killed him.

Officers responded to reports of a disturbance involving weapons. Brenda Mendoza barricaded herself in a car. Officers Bryan McKinley, Carlo Calupad and Robert Miller shot and killed her when she allegedly brandished a gun.

Officers from the Gouldsboro Police Department, Winter Harbor Police Department and the Maine Marine Patrol responded to an abandoned 911 call. Upon arrival, an officer determined that there had been a domestic dispute at the residence. While police attempted to engage with a man at the home, the man shot and killed himself.

Officers searched a house and found Sean Taylor Pergerson's body, apparently from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, at about 5:30 p.m., police said, about five hours after gunshots were first reported coming from the house.

An Eau Claire County Sheriff's deputy was dispatched to a report of a suspicious person. The Augusta Police Department responded to assist the deputy. Upon arrival, the deputy and officer were confronted by an agitated man. The man began fighting with police. During the struggle, unspecified less lethal means were reported used to try to incapacitate the man. He was then shot and killed.

Within four minutes of two 911 calls being dialed into the Riverside County Sheriff's Office at about 4:55 p.m., an Indio man, Stephen Kaylor, who suddenly opened fire outside Eisenhower Health's campus in Rancho Mirage was shot and killed by deputies.

Daniel Moncada's parents called police to report that he was throwing items around the house and causing a disturbance. Moncada allegedly shot at arriving officers with a shotgun from a bedroom and was shot and killed.

Police responded to a possible hostage situation at 8:44 a.m. A man called 911 to report there were hostages inside an apartment and that somebody had been injured by a person with a machete. When police arrived, they knocked on the apartment door, and a woman answered the door and was escorted out of the residence. Officers ordered anybody else in the apartment to come out. They allegedly were confronted by a man with a machete, who failed to comply with orders to drop it. One officer reportedly tried to use a Taser on the man, but when he was not incapacitated, an officer shot and killed him.

Steven Louis Goins allegedly robbed a Family Dollar store just before it closed at 10 p.m. Goins allegedly ran away on Glenwood Road, where an officer tried to arrest him. Goins allegedly shot at the officer, and the officer shot and killed him.

Antonio Valentine refused to get out of a pickup truck in a supermarket parking lot was shot and killed when six officers opened fire after reportedly spotting a gun in the hand. Multiple Taser attempts reportedly had earlier failed to subdue the man who moved about the vehicle and repeatedly refused commands during the incident.

Stephanie Areanda Quiroz was a passenger in a vehicle that had been shot at by police and crashed at Brundage Lane and Oswell Street just after 4 p.m. U.S. Marshals tried to arrest a parolee, Gavino Castro, at a Motel 6. Police shot at him, and Castro fled in a vehicle that Quiroz was also in. A chase began, with the fleeing car crashing into another vehicle. Quiroz died and Castro was apprehended, while a third person fled and was apprehended at Kern Medical Center, police said.

Police responding to a trespassing complaint said they recognized one of two men as Rodney Fisher. Fisher was wanted in connection to the death of David Marshall. Fisher allegedly pulled a handgun on the officers, and the officers shot and killed him.

Police spotted an alleged gang member, Carlos Hunter, linked to a drug trafficking case shortly before 2 p.m. and pulled over the vehicle. Hunter, who police allege had a handgun, was "uncooperative," and the officers shot and killed him.

A family friend said Tommy Wayne Welch was threatening to commit suicide while holding a knife. He advanced upon officers and was shot and killed.

After alleged attacks on family members, including shooting two, police invaded the home, finding Joel Kellay in a dark bedroom with a shotgun. Kellay allegedly fired on officers and shot himself killing himself. The officers also shot him. Investigation showed the self-inflicted gunshot was the one which caused Kellay's death.

Around 7 p.m., the Phoenix Police Department received a call about a domestic violence situation. A woman told officers that she was involved in a physical altercation with Eric Hagstrom, who left her at the location and got away in her vehicle. Shortly later, officer found Hagstrom lying in a driveway and ordered him to drop a gun. Hagstrom allegedly pointed the gun at the officer and was shot and killed. Video shows the gun was a handgun.

A call was received reporting a possible domestic assault-no contact order violation at around 10:36 p.m. Deputies went to Isle at around 12:14 a.m. There, deputies and an officer with the Isle Police Department made contact with the suspect. Deputies were allegedly fired upon from inside the residence, and a deputy returned fire before retreating. Deputies spoke with man for around 4 1/2 hours. During those negotiations, police heard a shot fired inside the residence. They then made entry and found man dead.

Police responded to a call regarding an individual described as "combative and irate" and armed with a handgun. Deputy Will Liverman shot and killed Phillip Wayne Outland, although details regarding the killing were withheld by police.

Police responded to reports to 911 of several gunshots fired about 8:30 a.m. Police gathered outside of a home. Police said Montoya was firing shots from inside the home and hitting other homes in the neighborhood. Agents returned fire, fatally wounding him. He fled in a white truck, eventually crashing in the backyard of a home.

Travis Mackey allegedly shot and killed himself at the end of an hourlong, three-county police chase. Police said Mackey was wanted for aggravated stalking and resisting arrest.

Neighbors called 911 about 8:15 p.m. to report a domestic dispute at a mobile home, police said. When the first deputy arrived, he reportedly saw Frady holding the gun on the woman through an open door, ordered him to put down the gun and shot and killed him when he allegedly failed to comply.

Deputies responded to the Thrift Town store at about 4:40 p.m. after store employees reported a minor theft, police said. Charles Ballard was outside his BMW SUV when the deputies contacted him, but then he allegedly got inside, put his car into reverse and accelerated, pinning the two deputies in an open door and dragging them at least 20 feet. The two deputies fired at Ballard. Ballard allegedly aimed his car in the general direction of a third deputy. He was shot and killed by the deputies.

Phoenix police came to the motel where Henry Rivera and his family were staying, looking for a violent suspect wanted in connection to another crime. Instead, they found Rivera, who ran. He was shot and killed in a case of mistaken identity.

Around 3 p.m. Nina Adams allegedly fired shots at passing cars. Police soon arrived. Police said Adams, armed with a handgun, walked onto her porch and pointed her gun at officers. One officer fired a bean bag at her to disable her, and another officer shot and killed her.

An officer responding to the Gate gas store before 7 a.m. to a 911 call about a man with a knife mumbling and acting combative inside the store said the suspect was behind the counter when he arrived, and employees and 10 or more customers were evacuating the building. Officer Richard Santoro pulled his gun and ordered Jerry Marrero to put down the knife and get on the floor. Instead, Marrero put the knife in his front pocket and started to get out, then pulled the knife and allegedly threatened Santoro, who shot and killed him.

Four Trenton police officers responded after receiving two 911 calls of a suicidal man, police said. They encountered Jason Williams around 10:46 p.m. in the doorway of a home, wielding what appeared to be a handgun and threatening to harm himself. Two of the officers shot and killed Williams when he pointed what later was found to be a BB gun at them.

Michel Barbeau shot two women and then barricaded himself into his home. Police talked to him for five hours to negotiate a surrender. Barbeau broke off negotiations around 12:30 p.m. and would not respond to phone calls. Police sent a robot into the home and found Barbeau dead inside from a self inflicted wound.

Michael Dufresne allegedly shot and killed himself during a standoff with police that reportedly began as a domestic disturbance.

Billy L. Walker Jr. was shot and killed following a carjacking, a vehicle pursuit, and a foot pursuit. He allegedly shot and wounded a trooper during the gunfire exchange.

Matthew Leavitt, 35, apparently shot and killed his 14-month-old son, Quinten, before fatally shooting himself during a standoff with police.

Jorge Rivera-Melendez allegedly had been involved in a domestic dispute with a woman before he was cornered near a fence by police. He allegedly pulled out a handgun and was shot and killed by a deputy.

Isaiah Hutchinson sustained multiple gunshot wounds in an exchange of gunfire between police and other people. It was unclear if Hutchinson was fatally shot by police or from other gunfire. The officers who fired the shots were Officers Dane O'Neil, Zachary Woods, Deandre Wright and Trey Nelson.

Police received a call before 4:30 p.m. that a man was breaking into an apartment. The caller reportedly told police the man was intoxicated, and it appeared he had a box cutter. When police arrived, they confronted the man, and the man held the scissors blade to his neck. The officers reportedly attempted twice to disable him with Tasers to no effect. He then moved at officer Scott Kotterman. Officers Matt Davis and Thayne Telquist then shot and killed the man.

James Hunn had recently suffered a stroke and was distraught over his health. He reportedly pointed a shotgun at University City police officers and they shot and killed him. Police said it was "suicide by cop," but did not produce evidence to support the claim.

Someone called the Bastrop Police Department about a man with a gun in an SUV. Around 3:20 p.m., police found a matching vehicle with a driver sitting inside. At some point, Thomas Johnson got out of the car. He ran. Police followed, shooting at him as he ran away at multiple points. He was shot and killed.

Officers responded to reports of a domestic disturbance. Police were told that a man was chasing his father with a gun. Police arrived and the armed man, Steve Garcia, was there. The officers ordered Garcia to drop the gun, but he reportedly did not. Garcia allegedly pointed the revolver at the officers who shot and killed him.

Police surrounded a home after a man allegedly fired shots at them during a domestic dispute investigation. Three shots hit a patrol vehicle, but officers were not hit. After a standoff lasting several hours, deputies entered the home and found the man dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Pinellas County deputies responded to a domestic abuse call and were told by the victim the suspect was armed and in the home. After four hours without communication, the officers entered the home to find Joseph Robinson dead of a self-inflicted gunshot.