An officer on routine patrol saw suspicious activity. Officers tried to talk to Jeffrey Michael Gibble before he ran on foot, police said.Gibble allegedly fired a shot at officers before the officers shot and killed him.

A man shot and killed himself as officers pursued him following a dispute at a gas station reportedly connected to an abduction, police said. Police said 911 callers reported a man armed with a handgun was trying to take a car at a Speedway at 10:57 p.m. When police found him walking, he reportedly shot and killed himself.

At approximately 7:03 pm, officers responded to the report of the sounds of gunshots inside of a residence. Upon arrival, Eric Carter came out of the home, brandished a handgun and fired at officers. Officers shot and killed him. Alphonso Carter died over the next few hours inside the home. Police delay in attending to him as a victim may have contributed to his death.

Gay Ellen Plack allegedly attacked officers with an ax when they went into her home to check on her at the request of her doctor.

Officers responded to a home about 6 p.m. for a domestic incident. The man, who was not immediately identified, was involved in an argument with his father and sister, and had multiple knives on him. The man reportedly had a history of mental illness. Officers were interviewing the man's father when he entered carrying multiple knives, and then a samurai sword. The officers ordered him to drop the weapon, but he allegedly lunged at the officers with the sword, and the officers shot and killed him.

Police were trying to serve an arrest warrant on Shawn Stevens regarding at least one bank robbery. Police were going door to door talking to people in an apartment building,and they said Stevens attempted to slam the door on them. Stevens allegedly threatened to stab several women with a kitchen knife and lunged at a woman with the knife, knocking her on the ground and cutting her slightly. Stevens allegedly tried lunging at the woman again. An officer attempted to incapacitate Stevens with a taser, and a Pittsburgh police officer and an FBI agent shot and killed Stevens.

Police were supposed to buy drugs from Scott Gabriel Spangler and arrest him. He reportedly fled into a Goodwill store where he pulled a pistol out in a struggle with police. Police shot and killed him inside the Goodwill store.

Police were conducting a surveillance operation and investigating a vehicle believed to be involved in a series of armed robberies. Jordan Michael Griffin was confronted by officers after he exited the vehicle and entered a 7-Eleven. Officers opened fire when Griffin failed to comply with their commands. Griffin was allegedly holding a replica C02 BB pistol.

Police responded to a call at Griggs Store about 6 p.m. when Shaharah Coggins ran into the store saying she was scared someone would hurt her. Moments after, Kentorrey Sims, 32, came in and fatally shot her. A Shannon police officer, who was on duty and waiting to pay for his breakfast at the store, fatally shot Sims.

About 5 p.m. near Northeast Georgia Medical Center after officers responded to a report of an armed man. Police officers responded, found Adam Paul English, gave verbal commands to disarm. Police alleged English failed to comply, and police shot and killed him. 911 tapes and video make it hard to tell if English was or was not armed when he was killed.

An officer was trying to arrest Andrew Antelope for undisclosed reasons when Antelope allegedly attacked him with a knife, stabbing the officer's vest but not penetrating it. When Antelope continued attacking, the officer shot and killed Antelope.

Jeffrey Tyler Aycock was shot and killed when he brandished a gun after being tracked to an abandoned cabin in a remote part of Floyd County. Police were reportedly trying to serve a warrant at the cabin. Aycock was wanted on charges of probation violation and contempt of court.

About 6:30 p.m., officers received a shots-fired call at a mobile home park. Upon arrival they reportedly saw a naked man acting erratically. Then another man came from a trailer and got behind the naked man and pointed a handgun at police. Police shot and killed the man with the gun when he failed to comply with orders. The naked man was apparently the son of the man with the gun.

Ronald Michael McCrary was a suspect in an armed robbery at the Dollar Tree. Officers were called to the Dollar Tree in Sanford around 4:30 p.m. The clerk said a man armed with a knife came into the store and demanded money. The man fled the store on foot with an undisclosed amount of money. Officers found McCrary in a wooded area next to the store. Police said he was armed with a knife, and he was shot and killed by 36-year-old Officer Samuel McLeod. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Around 6 a.m., Jarod Lee Smith allegedly committed an armed robbery, held a woman hostage and fired on officers before officers shot and killed him.

Deputies responded on reports of a man walking with a gun about 6:50 p.m. Four deputies approached Daryl Stickland and ordered him to drop his weapon, which he reportedly ignored. He kept walking and then turned toward deputies, reportedly saying something the deputies couldn't hear. He was shot and killed.

Deputies went to a home around 9 p.m. to serve an order of protective custody. The order was issued after family members said that the man could harm a family member or himself. When deputies arrived at the home, family members escorted them into the home where they spotted the man with a weapon. Deputies attempted to subdue him by using a Taser. When he allegedly raised his weapon, deputies shot and killed him. Parents were with police during the incident and apparently had tried to communicate that there was no ammunition in the house, and the gun was not loaded.

Around 3 a.m., police received a burglary call from a local car dealership. The suspect allegedly hopped inside a Cadillac Escalade and rammed into another vehicle through a metal fence. Police said he refused several commands and reportedly told officers he had a rifle inside the Escalade. He then drove through a metal fence, reportedly toward police officers, who shot and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault. No firearms were found in the Escalade.

Hyattsville police received a call at 7:14 a.m. about an armed man at a coffee shop. Hyattsville officers responded four minutes later. Officers from the Prince George's, Hyattsville and Mount Rainier police departments first surrounded the man on the street and later fired at the man after he allegedly charged at an officer with two knives. Police had reportedly used flashbang grenades to deescalate the situation.

Following a robbery with a murder of a delivery man, an attempted abduction and shooting with a handgun, and a police pursuit, Brandon Carter reportedly shot and killed himself while driving.

John Ellis Smith Jr. allegedly shot at an occupied house, and shot and killed himself during a standoff with police.

About 1:30 p.m., Jamaal Taylor reportedly stabbed four people and beat one at the shops of Hunt Valley Towne Centre before he was shot and killed by police.

Monument police were called around 3 p.m. after receiving several reports of gunshots. They arrived and found several vehicles had been hit, and the suspect barricaded himself inside a home. David Page reportedly was holding a BB gun when police shot and killed him. Page had been shooting at cars and pedestrians with an airsoft rifle. Family reported that police had had previous encounters with David and were able to de-escalate similar situations.

Officer Brian Mulkeen, 33, was shot and killed by other NYPD officers while grappling with Antonio Williams, 27, who was then also killed by responding officers, police said. Williams' gun had not discharged a shot.

At 9:39 p.m., deputies responded to a report of a possible burglary at a home. Deputies located the vehicle, the cab of a semi-truck. During an on-road, chaotic gunbattle, a man was shot and killed.

After a several hour standoff with police, a suicidal man shot and killed himself.

At approximately 11:30 p.m., an officer initiated a vehicle pursuit with Angela Perkins. The officer reportedly discontinued the pursuit after losing sight of the vehicle. The officer reportedly spotted her vehicle stuck in a ditch. The officer got out of his vehicle and approached Perkins. Perkins allegedly put her vehicle in reverse and was able to break free of the ditch and back into a nearby driveway. Perkins allegedly sped up and headed in the general direction of the officer, who shot and killed her. The family questioned many things about the police narrative. The officer alleged vehicular assault. Officer has been charged with voluntary manslaughter and armed criminal action.

About 7 p.m., police were called to a Walmart store for a report of shoplifting. Once there, an officer took a woman—the girlfriend of Joseph Jesk, 32—into custody and put her in a squad car. The officer started to drive away, and Jesk got into his vehicle and rear-ended the squad car, police said. Both men got out of their vehicles, and Jesk pointed a replica gun at the officer, who shot and killed Jesk.

John Reese allegedly injured his mother during a domestic incident. Police arrived and a long standoff began. Reese reportedly shot and killed himself. Police were aware that Reese had many assault rifles in the home.

Officers responding to a report about car break-in attempts on Delray Court saw a man running through yards and hopping fences. He met a rideshare vehicle and drove off, police said. An officer spotted the vehicle soon afterward and activated lights for a traffic stop. The rideshare vehicle stopped, and the man fled. The officer chased the man on foot and was two houses behind when she heard a pop. She approached and found the man on the ground with a fatal bullet wound to the head.

Police allege Andy Escobar had a gun and robbed a man's wallet and keys at a liquor store in Strasburg, then fled in his victim's car. Speeds exceeded 100 mph at times. Deputies stopped Escobar on I-70 and ordered him out of the vehicle. When he did not get out, Denver police officers fired unspecified less-lethal rounds at him. They reportedly heard a gunshot in the vehicle and found Escobar with a fatal self-inflicted gunshot.

Jason Earl Merritt was being sought regarding a shooting. He did not pull over when police caught up with him, and he led deputies on a brief chase. For 30 minutes deputies tried to get the man to comply with orders to get out of the car, but they failed, and he turned the gun on himself.

Police found Christopher Massey asleep in his car with a gun in his lap. When they tried to take the gun from him, he awakened, and allegedly pointed it at an officer, and police shot and killed him. The gun was a replica.

A man was found by a deputy sleeping in a ditch around 2:30 p.m. after responding to a call. The caller reported that the man may have been on drugs. The man woke up and began talking with the deputy, who reportedly saw a handgun in the man's waistband. The gun was later determined to be a replica gun. After reportedly seeing the man reach for his waistband, the deputy shot and killed the man.

Joshua Chase Conner allegedly assaulted his mother to take her car keys and then stole her car. The deputy was taking a report from her when Conner returned to the house. Conner allegedly confronted the deputy in the front yard with a knife and tree limb, and he ignored orders from the deputy, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Bobby Vaughn allegedly fired at police once as they were responding to a domestic violence call at his home, retreated into the home, and a few minutes later pointed a handgun at police from the porch at which point police shot and killed him.

Beaumont Police received a call at about midnight from the the Merit Inn regarding a trespasser. While they were going to the Inn, police received information a man was assaulting and robbing the clerk. When confronted by the officer, Crederick Joseph reportedly began assaulting the officer. The officer shot and killed him.

Police were dispatched at 12:23 a.m. for a well-being check of a suicidal subject. Officers saw saw Kennedy seated in his car texting while a gun was visible in the center console. Despite multiple reported attempts by the officers to help and multiple orders not to touch the gun, Kennedy abruptly raised the weapon and shot himself in the right temple. Officers Timothy Johnston, Stefan Bjes and David Baquero shot him five more times, but he reportedly died of the self-inflicted gunshot.

Police said Jeffrey Binder was making threats to harm himself at a home. The threats reportedly came during a domestic dispute, and he fled the home prior to the arrival of police. Binder was found at 4 p.m. driving a Honda Odyssey. He was pursued by Licking County deputies into Muskingum County where troopers joined the pursuit. Spike strips deflated at least one tire. The Honda traveled off the highway and came to rest, and Binder was found dead within of a reportedly self-inflicted gunshot.

Deputy marshals were attempting a traffic stop of a suspect who was wanted on narcotics-related offenses, police said. Michael Uccello did not stop and marshals pursued in seven vehicles. Uccello was shot and killed by one of the marshals when he drove in the general direction of the marshals. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police received a call around 6:12 p.m. saying a man was threatening people with a gun. Officers and a sheriff's helicopter responded. Police said Norbert Beyet confronted them with a weapon, and when it allegedly was pointed at the officers, one officer shot and killed Norbert Beyet.

Keith Joel Willoughby reportedly shot and killed himself during a standoff with police that began as a shots-fired call.

Deputies were patrolling in the Pittsburg area due to complaints of all-terrain vehicles driving erratically and that the ATV's were possibly being used to commit burglaries and theft. After deputies observed Sayven Rowland operating an ATV illegally on a county road, they attempted to stop him, but he reportedly fled. After the man crashed, he brandished a firearm, and a deputy reportedly unsuccessfully used a less lethal pepper gun on the man before another deputy shot and killed him.

A man reportedly shot and killed himself when his car became disabled during a long police chase.

Chris Anthony Pritchett was wanted for killing a man in Pantego on October 3, 2019. Pritchett had allegedly stolen a vehicle and traveled to Menard. The Menard County Sheriff's Office and Texas Game Wardens responded to a home where Pritchett was hiding. When they were approaching the building, they heard a gunshot and reportedly found Pritchett dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.

About 2 a.m., Myrtle Beach officers Daniel Preciado and Thad Morgan shot and killed Matthew Graham just following a chase in which Graham fled on an allegedly stolen bicycle with a stolen rifle. Soon after he crashed into a curb with the bicycle officers ordered him to drop the rifle he had pointed at them. Graham failed to comply and they shot and killed him. Graham allegedly pointed the rifle at officers from a shallow ditch.

Glendale police received reports of shots fired at a party in a Glendale industrial district. Shortly after arriving, Officer Dylan Ansell shot and killed a 17-year-old boy, Levy Santibanez, one of several people who police said were firing gunshots into a crowd. No other party goers were hit by gunfire. A handgun was recovered from Santibanez' body. Santibanez was reportedly running away when he was shot in the back by police.

Officers responded regarding a domestic dispute around 2 a.m. After arriving, officers were confronted by a man armed with a handgun inside the apartment, and police said SWAT teams were called in around 4:30 a.m. Daniel Wood was shot and killed by Officers Justin Jones and Damian Lujan around 6:30 a.m.

A burglary attempt reportedly occurred at a Texaco gas station around 1 a.m. or 2 a.m, and Deputy Glenn Sims Sr. shot and killed Christopher Whitfield during a fight. Whitfield was unarmed and fleeing, He had stolen some raw chicken as he was reportedly hungry.

David Bamber had multiple felony warrants out for his arrest in California and was the suspect in kidnappings in Pleasanton and Nevada. He was shot and killed during a high-speed police chase in Idaho. Officers pursued Bamber through many counties in a chase in which Bamber carjacked a truck and drove multiple times at high speeds against traffic on the interstate. When officers thought Bamber was stuck in a ditch and approached on foot, Bamber allegedly broke free from the ditch, and they shot and killed him.

Police spotted Akinyia Malik Jerome Gray walking toward a convenience store. When they approached him, he ran into the Hidden Meadows townhome community behind the store. As officers approached him, he allegedly shot a police dog, and police shot and killed him.

Police received a call for help after 10 p.m. When they arrived, deputies located an elderly woman who had been stabbed to death. The suspect was Cameron Ely, and the victim was Valerie Lundeen Ely, 62. Cameron was found in the same home as the victim. When deputies approached him, he allegedly threatened them with a weapon and was shot and killed. Inconsistencies in the evidence as to what happened, and Cameron reportedly was found to be unarmed after he was killed.

Police were reportedly on patrol near the Gowanus Houses just before 8 p.m. when they heard gunfire. They responded to the area, where Nasheem Prioleau allegedly was shooting at someone with a pistol, and they shot and killed Prioleau when he pointed the pistol at them and may have fired at them.

Police had been following Lazzeri James Frazier Jr. after identifying him as a suspect in the fatal shooting of a man in Sherman Oaks, as well as the robbery of a Van Nuys liquor store. He was shot and killed by police about 10:20 a.m., allegedly as he brandished a gun while fleeing on foot from police attempting to arrest him.

Around 1:30 p.m., an Arkansas State Trooper attempted to make a traffic stop. The driver of the vehicle failed to stop and drove out of town. The driver crashed the vehicle. Christopher Dequan Crosby allegedly pointed a gun at the trooper, fired and hit the state police car. The trooper shot and killed Crosby.

Police got a call that a man took a family member's vehicle without permission. Cameron Bennett then wrecked and stole several other vehicles, including a construction company truck. The sheriff said Bennett had a gun and was firing shots from at least one of the vehicles. A deputy spotted the suspect on Highway 28, and Bennett allegedly drove in the general direction of the deputy in her own patrol car when she shot and killed him.

Officers were initially sent to a residence a little before 4:50 p.m. for the report of an argument between a 71-year-old man and 62-year-old woman. By the time officers arrived, the woman had left the home, but police made contact with the man who was standing on a balcony. The man soon walked into the home and reportedly shot and killed himself.

Idaho Falls police initially withheld details about the killing, including the man's name, age, race and whether the man who was shot was armed. Malachii Crane's friend called police and said Crane was suicidal. Police found him asleep in his car, and escalated the situation by not allowing him to drive away. Crane allegedly pointed a handgun at officers from inside the vehicle, and officers shot and killed him.

Deputies were called to a home around 2:48 p.m. in reference to a domestic disturbance. Rickey Leonard Harris allegedly stepped out of his residence, stood on the front porch, and pointed a weapon at the two responding deputies, one of whom shot and killed him.

Deputies arrived to a home, as a woman had reportedly been assaulted by her father. Other family members had left the home, and deputies attempted to contact with the father, asking him to leave the home. Larry Mukes came outside, where he reportedly went to his vehicle and pulled out two handguns and fatally shot himself with one of them.

Around 5 a.m., following a vehicle chase and a foot chase, Steven Day was reportedly tasered, produced a gun and was shot and killed.

Deputies were called to a domestic disturbance at a residence and when they arrived, they spoke with Ronald Dale McLemore's girlfriend. They then made contact with McLemore at the front door of the home, where he was holding a bat in one hand, and his other hand was concealed. Deputies ordered McLemore to show his concealed hand, and he refused. He then crossed the threshold of the door and came toward deputies. They reportedly saw a knife in McLemore's concealed hand and shot and killed him.

Claudia Rodriguez had allegedly stabbed her 7-year-old child when police arrived. The mother fought with police and was shot and killed when she obtained an officer's weapon and fired it.

Around 1:15 a.m., a trooper was on patrol when a red 2014 Hyundai Veloster sped past the trooper. The trooper tried to pull the Hyundai over, but the driver did not stop. The trooper pursued for about nine minutes. The driver of the vehicle, Joseph Bernhard-William Kiser, got out of the vehicle with a .357 revolver and began walking toward the trooper. The trooper took cover behind the patrol vehicle and reportedly ordered Kiser to drop the weapon. Kiser did not follow the trooper's instructions, and the trooper then shot three times, killing Kiser.

A man allegedly threatened probation officers with a "stabbing instrument" around 12:45 p.m. and was shot and killed.

The driver of an allegedly stolen SUV, Matthew Sutton, was shot and killed while reportedly dragging two El Paso police officers through the parking lot of a Walmart.

A patrol officer at around 12:20 a.m. was flagged down by someone who said there was a shooting at the Bottoms Up Sports Bar. The officer heard shots being fired as he got closer to the bar. The officer could see into the business and saw a man with a gun and shot and killed him.

Police responded to a report of an armed suicidal man at about 1:30 p.m. A gun was reportedly taken from the man. An officer later saw David Shafer leave a residence with a firearm. The officer called for the man to drop the gun after it appeared he was aiming it at someone. Shafer reportedly turned to point the gun at the officer. The officer shot and killed Shafer, who was about three houses away.

Michael Babcock was reportedly harassing customers at the Aldi Grocery Store about 3 p.m. Officer Brian Neague found Babcock with a gun. Neague shot and killed Babcock. A bystander, Walter Murphy, 79, was allegedly also hit by the officer's gunfire. It is unclear what movement or action by Babcock caused Neague to shoot him.

A woman called 911 about 3:20 a.m. and said her ex-husband was at her home, violating her temporary protective order. The man was gone before the deputies arrived, but his vehicle was later spotted on a nearby road. After a short pursuit, the vehicle was stopped on Browns Bridge Road when deputies threw out stop sticks to deflate his tires. Anthony Viadero reportedly got out of his vehicle and pointed a gun at the deputies, who shot and killed him as he reportedly advanced toward them with what turned out to be a black BB gun with a laser sight.

Around 11 p.m., police said they responded to a call of a disturbance, and while they were there, they shot and killed Clayton Andrews. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Officer Patrick Edmonds Jr. went to a hotel in response to a disorderly person call and found Shannon Rupert allegedly waving around a pair of scissors while on a phone in the lobby of the hotel. Edmonds reportedly ordered Rupert to put down the scissors. Rupert allegedly approached the officer with scissors in hand, and he shot and killed her.

Deputies were called about a man who was reportedly yelling at cars and screaming at people at businesses. The man would not comply with that deputy's commands to stop or show his hands. The man reportedly reached for a weapon in his waistband, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Around 1 a.m., officers were dispatched to a Walmart regarding reports of an active shooter. The officers entered the store and began searching for the suspect, who was found in seconds. At that point, John Kinnitt fatally shot himself.

Officers were sent to investigate a noise complaint call between two neighbors, police said. When police arrived, they were told one neighbor had threatened to shoot the other neighbor during the dispute. Officers found the neighbor and tried to question him. Nan Zhao reportedly pulled out a handgun and fired at the officers. Officers shot and killed him.

Around 2:30 p.m., officers saw a vehicle with its hazard lights on. They reportedly went to see if they could help. Officers said there was a woman in the vehicle, and she said her boyfriend went to go get help. When the man came back he was on a bike, he saw officers and allegedly brandished a handgun. Officers shot and killed him.

Around 12:30 a.m. someone called police about a car that had crashed into a tree. A man was reportedly waving a handgun near a woman, who had been a passenger in the car. Additional callers told the sheriff's office that a man and woman were seen arguing and walking back and forth between the car crash and a nearby apartment complex. Deputies arrived around 12:40 a.m. As they approached a woman standing near an apartment, the man shot the woman, killing her, and three deputies shot and killed the man.

Officers responded to reports of a man shooting a gun in a front yard around 9:15 p.m. He allegedly shot at officers who shot and killed him.

Deputies went to a motel to arrest Sean Duggan who was wanted on warrants out of Washington. After an hours-long standoff with a female hostage, he reportedly shot and killed himself. The hostage was released unharmed before he killed himself.

About 8:15 a.m., David Flick, 58, was shot and killed in a parking lot at Terra Technologies, the environmental consulting company he helped run. Clay County deputies found a white SUV that matched a description put out by Overland Park police. When deputies approached, Scott MacDonald shot and killed himself.

A person was shot and killed after police reportedly served and eviction notice.

Around 11:45 p.m., CHP received a call for a two-vehicle crash. Police said Billy Kongphouthakhoun was speeding and rear-ended a Chevy Tahoe, and the force caused it to overturn. Kongphouthakhoun wouldn't cooperate with troopers who believed he had been driving under the influence. Kongphouthakhoun reportedly pulled out a gun, and a CHP trooper shot and killed him.

Gary Alexander Eubanks Jr. was wanted in Alabama, and he reportedly shot and killed himself during a standoff with police.

Alton Cooke was wanted for questioning regarding two shootings. He reportedly shot and killed himself with a 9mm handgun when police found him.

About 2:25 p.m., officers received reports of a man armed with what reportedly appeared to be a Beretta handgun, police said. The man failed to comply with police orders to drop the gun as he walked through a shopping area. As he approached a high school as students were being released at the end of the school day he allegedly brandished the gun and was shot by police. The gun turned out to be an Airsoft replica.

Edward Roe reported to the Atkinson County Sheriff's Office around 5:15 p.m. While in a restricted area, Roe grabbed a firearm from an office. When told by a deputy to put the firearm down, Roe didn't comply. Roe and the deputy exchanged gunfire, and Roe was killed. The deputy was not injured.

Deputy Adam Kingsley shot and killed Anthony Pena during an apparent hostage situation. Pena was sought in connection with crimes of eluding police officers and possessing a weapon. Pena reportedly held a gun out of the drivers side window and threatened to kill the hostage.

Deputies responded for a wellness check of a suicidal man. He shot and killed himself during a standoff.

Deputies were serving a search warrant at a home at 8:46 a.m. when Luis Morales-Camacho reportedly resisted their efforts, and they shot and killed him.

John D. Hale was shot and killed by police. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Michael Austin was shot and killed during a standoff with police that included hostages.

About 5:30 p.m., police were called because Matthew Rasmussen was acting erratically. Police used several less-lethal devices, but they did not incapacitate Rasmussen. He allegedly stabbed an officer with a tweezers and was shot and killed.

Officer Dakota Gamez fatally shot Nash Fiske. Fiske was in a vehicle that officers stopped on Washington Street. He allegedly brandished a gun during the traffic stop.

A deputy on patrol saw a white Ford Expedition traveling at 70 miles per hour in a 55 mile an hour zone. The Expedition sped away and the deputy pursued. The suspect vehicle was lost, but police got the license plate number. The owner was identified as 45-year-old Christopher Allan Noe who reportedly had an active felony warrant. Officers checked the home for Noe, but did not find him. Shortly after they left, they received information that Noe was inside the home, and they returned. They saw a man through a window who looked like Noe. Police entered the home and ordered Noe to surrender, at which time he reportedly produced a knife. A Taser reported was discharged, and Noe began advancing toward the officers, who shot and killed him.

Deputies were called in reference to a verbal domestic disturbance. After making contact with the caller at a nearby residence, four deputies and a Missouri State Highway Patrol Trooper arrived at the home about 6:33 p.m. and were met by an intoxicated man with a shotgun. Officers ordered the man to put down the weapon, but he continued to brandish it, and they shot and killed him.

Police dispatch received a 911 call around 7 p.m. from Leslie Odier's wife saying he had "snapped," and she left the house. Shortly after that call, dispatch received another call saying Odier was shooting inside the house. Police say he fired at deputies through a door, and there was an exchange of gunfire before he reportedly shot and killed himself.

About 8:22 a.m. in the Emergency Department of the Cape Fear Valley Medical Center, Treva Smutherman allegedly tried to get a deputy's gun, they scuffled, it fired, and a Fayetteville police detective who happened to be at the hospital for an unrelated matter shot and killed Smutherman.

Members of the U.S. Marshals Eastern District Violent Crimes Fugitive Task Force were attempting to arrest Corben Hunter Jones about 8:45 p.m. at a home when task force officers, including one Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper, shot and killed Jones. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

A 26-year-old man shot and killed himself after officers pursued him from Battle Creek's north side to his family home in Ceresco. Officers attempted to stop the man about 5:57 p.m. for having a stolen license plate on his pickup truck.

Police were dispatched about 5:30 p.m. to the Small Farms apartment complex for a report of an intoxicated person with a weapon. Upon arrival, police found Melvin Bouler sitting inside a vehicle in front of the apartment complex. Bouler reportedly refused to follow officers' orders, and police shot and killed him. Police have not said if Bouler fired at them or if he was armed. Bouler was 82 and may not have heard police orders because he was hearing impaired.

Shelby Gazaway was shot and killed by LMPD officers Patrick Norton and Alex Dugan around 6:20 p.m. in front of a Kroger where he had allegedly fired shots inside the store. When Gazaway exited the store he allegedly shot at officers with a handgun and was shot and killed.

Deputies responded to reports of a man who was acting suicidal, had a knife and had stabbed himself. He reportedly advanced toward the officers, who reportedly fired less lethal rounds. The man continued to approach, and he was shot and killed. It is unclear from reports whether Ryan Hemmingson was actually holding the knife when he advanced on deputies.

Deputies were called to a house on Jonesville Lockhart Highway when a man came out of the house with a knife and threatened EMS workers. When a deputy arrived, the man went toward him with a knife, and the deputy shocked him with a stun gun, which did not incapacitate him, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Winford "Trey" Terrell Adams, an off-duty deputy with the Madison County Sheriff's Office, was arrested by Athens-Clarke County police for the murder of a 26-year-old man in what they described as a domestic dispute. The Athens-Clark County police responded to a call and found the victim shot multiple times. Adams was questioned at the scene and taken into custody. The investigation is being conducted by the Athens agency. The GBI is not involved with this investigation.

A deputy noticed an allegedly stolen Ford F-250 in the woods off Lakeland Acres Road. As two deputies began to approach the truck, deputies called out to Sydney Renew to get out of the truck and talk with them. Renew reportedly drove directly toward the two deputies, who shot and killed her.

Police said they went to a home to find a man wanted on felony warrants. The 22-year-old man tried to get out of a basement window when he was confronted by an officer in the backyard. He allegedly pointed the handgun ath the officer, and the officer shot and killed the man.

Officers responded to robbery call about 2:20 a.m. at a 7-Eleven. When officers arrived, they found 63-year-old Ross Garrett dead with apparent gunshot wounds. The killer fled before officers arrived. Shortly after, police received a tip that the robbery and murder suspect was at a home. When officers arrived at the home, Justin Anderson reportedly opened fire at the officers using a handgun. Officers shot and killed Anderson.

Deputies were called to a home shortly after 8:30 a.m. for a family disturbance and a restraining order violation, police said. A man, who was alleged to have violated the restraining order, was holding a 3-feet-long sword outside the home and ignored deputies' commands to drop the weapon. The man fled, and the chase ended outside the high school around 9:10 a.m. The man, still holding the sword, advanced toward a deputy and allegedly ignored orders to drop the weapon. One deputy shot and killed him.

Officers were called in reference to an armed suicidal person. When officers arrived, they encountered Ervie with a knife. Police ordered Chris Ervie to drop the knife, but he refused. Police then tasered him, but he was not incapacitated, and Officer B.L. Kelly shot and killed him when Ervie again raised the knife.

About 5:15 a.m., a male and female officer were called to Al Basha for a burglary in progress. Kennith Hooker reportedly had broken out a window and was inside trying to pry open a lock box with a screwdriver. Police said he ran toward the officers with the screwdriver, and they shot and killed him. The only escape route was blocked by officers when he ran toward them and that he was likely trying to flee by foot when he advanced on them.

At about 4:30 a.m., police were called to a report of a suicidal person with a weapon. A Fox Crossing officer and a Neenah officer responded. Michael Jolly came out of the house brandishing a long gun and advance on officers. Police shot and killed him.

Roderick Bowers reportedly barricaded himself in John William Mohr's apartment after a police manhunt. Bowers allegedly shot and killed Mohr with a handgun before shooting and killing himself.

Police received a call for a domestic incident at about noon at Windsor Ridge apartments, and said when they arrived the incident was still in progress, a man apparently had stabbed his wife and pursued her with the knife to another apartment where he continued to attack her. Police shot and killed the man when he refused to drop the knife

Officers received a call at 8:10 a.m. from employees at Johnson-Stewart Materials, a commercial truck repair shop. The employees told police a person they did not recognize was walking around the work site peeking into vehicles. When officers arrived at the recycling plant at 8:14 a.m., they saw someone looking into vehicles. Officers approached the person who was reportedly hiding in a vehicle and gave orders, but Mesa police say the man did not comply officer's commands and allegedly pointed his handgun at Mesa officers, and officers shot and killed him.

Deputies responded to a report of a man brandishing a weapon around 5:22 p.m., police said. When the man ignored orders and failed to drop the weapon, a deputy shot and killed him.

Fernando Rolon Jr. shot and killed Melissa Villagrana, 38, outside a Kerrville Walmart. After the alleged shooting, Rolon fled to the Rio 10 Theater where he barricaded himself inside for about 15 hours. Police found him inside the movie theater with a fatal self-inflicted gunshot.

Christopher Terrell Willis was a bank robbery suspect who allegedly fired on officers when he was shot and killed inside a music school. A 15-year-old Lane Tech sophomore who was working as an intern at the music school was also shot and wounded.

Following a standoff with police, Jacob Cato allegedly came out of the home and pointed a gun at deputies who shot and killed him.

Officers with the Preston Police Department and deputies with the Franklin County sheriff's office responded at about 8:30 p.m. to a report of a suspicious man at Stokes Grocery. Officers escorted Raul Antonio Menjivar Saabedra outside where he allegedly pulled a knife and was shot after a Taser reportedly failed to incapacitate him as he charged toward officers.

Agents served a search warrant about 3:45 a.m. in relation to an ongoing narcotics investigation, police said. During the execution of the search warrant, agents encountered an armed woman inside the home and shot and killed her. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Kenneth Simeus Jr. was an armed robbery suspect—believed to be behind of a recent series of commercial business robberies in Henderson—who was shot and killed by city police after he had reportedly opened fire on a fast food worker and officers.

A bail bonds company out of Polk County tried to approach Wesley Bowden about his bail. Bowden allegedly fired a shot at the bail bondsman and another person inside the house. Both the bail bondsman and possible girlfriend were able to get out of the house safely. Bowden reportedly shot and killed himself during a standoff with police.

Around 11 a.m., the Bladen County Sheriff's Office was alerted to a domestic-related incident. When officers arrived, they found a man and a woman sitting in a car. The ,man had a revolver pointed at the woman's head. Hostage negotiators and multiple law enforcement agencies worked for three hours to resolve the conflict. The woman was released moments before the man, Lance Smith, fired on officers, who shot and killed him.

Around 10:38 p.m. someone inside a home called 911. On the call, a woman was heard screaming and crying, while a man was heard "making threats." Officers heard screaming when they arrived at the home and forced their way into the home to stop what they said was an immediate threat to the woman's safety. Officers reported that as they entered through the front door, a woman ran out of the home, and a man appeared in a hallway with the CO2 BB gun and reportedly fired at the officers. Four officers shot and killed Cruz. The woman who ran out disputed the accuracy of the police account.

Ariane Lamont McCree was suspected to have shoplifted in a Walmart. The encounter with police started inside the store and moved outside, where he was shot and killed. He allegedly "presented" a firearm, while he had his hands cuffed behind him..

Around 11:30 a.m., police received a call about a machete-wielding man robbing an auto parts store. The man then reportedly walked over to the nearby Chick-fil-A and began threatening customers and carjacked a vehicle in the drive-through. He drove off, crashing into police vehicles, getting out of the vehicle with the machete and first fleeing by foot. He then allegedly charged at officers while still holding the machete. Officers shot and killed him.

Police located an allegedly stolen Ford Raptor and shot and killed the driver when he allegedly rammed their vehicles with the truck. Afterward, there was a struggle through the truck windows. Later reports suggested the police narrative was a series of lies by Deputies George Alvarez and Joshua Lerum.

Keland Hill allegedly shot and killed Tiffany Ojeda and shot and wounded her mother with a semi-automatic pistol, then fled. Deputies spotted Keland Hill, and chased him. Hill stopped, got out of the vehicle, and fatally shot himself in the head at one of the busiest intersections in the area.

Nicholas Cantelmi barricaded himself in a cabin after fleeing a traffic stop that morning in which he allegedly intentionally struck a police vehicle. He was wanted on a parole violation in another county. Police said that negotiators tried to get him to surrender, and they also used tear gas and flash-bang devices to try to get him to come out. Cantelmi reportedly fired shots from inside the cabin before police shot and killed him.

Jeremy Pelican fled from police during a two-state pursuit on Thanksgiving night and was fatally shot by a Pittsburg police officer after he allegedly exited the vehicle with a shotgun and ran across a street into Missouri and across a field.

Officers Felicia Pecora and Hope Dauphin responded to a call about gunfire shot and killed Derrick Everett as he wrestled with a woman over a handgun and then pointed it toward the officers, police said. The shooting occurred about 1:45 p.m. Thanksgiving Day in a building behind a home.

Delaware State Police were negotiating with a man with a gun who was threatening suicide outside a house when the man, who had put the gun on the ground twice, picked it back up and pointed it at troopers and Lewes police officers, police said. A trooper with a rifle, Nicholas McLaughlin, shot and killed the man.

Police responded to reports of a suspect with outstanding warrants at a Motel 6 about 9 p.m. When the officers made contact, the man was shot and killed when he brandished what turned out to be a BB gun at officers.

Officers found an airman at a home after officials at nearby Dyess Air Force Base reported that the man was harming himself. The airman, Ryan Lee Blair, came out of the home with a rifle and pointed it at the officers. An officer shot the airman as he allegedly appeared to take aim. The airman then crawled into some bushes and then reportedly fatally shot himself.

Around 11:39 p.m., Loveland Police received a report of a rollover crash on Colorado Highway 402. An officer arrived within two minutes. The officer said when they arrived, a man was brandishing a pistol, and he was shot and killed. Police reported that the man had died of a self-inflicted gunshot after the officer arrived.

Jordan Oliver stole a police car and abducted his ex-girlfriend, Samara Derwin. He reportedly also pepper sprayed a police officer. When police caught up with the pair, Oliver was shot and killed, and Derwin was released.

Christopher Neal, a hostage, was shot and killed during a home invasion while police waited outside. The Kalamazoo Metro SWAT team was en route when, about 45 minutes after the first calls came in, police heard gunfire coming from inside the house. Officers then entered the home, where they were able to apprehended a man. Three officers were reportedly injured.

Deputies responded to a burglary call, and two deputies spotted a car leaving the area and pursued it. The driver, Yemerson Melendez, crashed the vehicle and then sped away, reportedly running over over a deputy's foot. The vehicle crashed again, and the driver and passenger attempted to flee. Melendez reportedly failed to comply with a deputy's orders and pulled a firearm. A deputy shot and killed him.

Neil Lyle Chiago Jr. reportedly took family members hostages. Police shot and killed him when he was spotted through a window.

About 1 a.m. police received a call for a possible suicide. Officers found the man sitting in a parked car in the lot of a McDonalds. The man's son told officers he had a gun in his lap. Police reportedly tried to convince the man to surrender for more than four and a half hours before he shot and killed himself.

Deputies received a 911 call at 12:44 a.m. that Natalie Nutter, 34, was abducted at gunpoint by her estranged husband, Kevin Nutter, 34, from a home. Deputies spotted Kevin Nutter driving a vehicle on Maysville-Williams Road with his estranged wife inside. A short pursuit ended when Kevin Nutter pulled his vehicle into a driveway and fatally shot Natalie Nutter with a sawed-off, 20-gauge shotgun. While deputies yelled for Kevin Nutter to give up, he opened the driver's door slightly and yelled at the deputies before he shot and killed himself.

Jerric Harris fatally shot neighbor, Jamauri Burks, 21, during an argument and was killed in an exchange of gunfire with two officers, police said.

About 10 a.m., Ada police officers tried to serve felony warrants at a residence. When officers arrived, a man was outside and reportedly opened fire on the officers. One Ada police officer was hit and officers shot and killed Thomas Cole Thompson.

Daniel Buck reportedly opened fire on police and then barricaded himself in a convenience store in an early morning police standoff before shooting and killing himself, police said.

Lamar Alexander, 41, and Ronnie Jerome Hill, 41, reportedly attempted an armed robbery of a Miracle Mile jewelry store in Coral Gables, Florida. The robbery turned into a hostage situation after Alexander and Hill carjacked a UPS truck. The police chase ended in a shootout on a busy highway with four dead, including the UPS driver Frank Ordonez, 27, and Richard Cutshaw, 70, a union representative.

Lamar Alexander, 41, and Ronnie Jerome Hill, 41, reportedly attempted an armed robbery of a Miracle Mile jewelry store in Coral Gables, Florida. The robbery turned into a hostage situation after Alexander and Hill carjacked a UPS truck. The police chase ended in a shootout on a busy highway with four dead, including the UPS driver Frank Ordonez, 27, and Richard Cutshaw, 70, a union representative.

A Colorado State Patrol trooper pulled over a U-Haul truck for a traffic violation around 8:15 p.m. The U-Haul driver pulled into a Walgreens parking lot. A passenger, Alvern Walker, got out and threatened police with a gun, reportedly pointing it at police. Trooper Joel Juenke shot and killed Walker.

Deputies were serving a warrant when Demetrius Williams attempted to flee in his vehicle. While driving in reverse, Williams allegedly struck another vehicle and pinned an officer, and then began driving forward in the general direction of several deputies. The deputies shot and killed Williams.

According to police, a man was suspected of having committed multiple armed robberies with a knife throughout the north metro area. He was targeting auto part stores. He fled when he spotted an officer and crashed. As he tried to run away on foot, police sicced a dog on him, and he may have shot at it -- police reportedly heard shots -- although no injury was reported. Police shot and killed Hunter Lowry as he climbed a fence and allegedly pointed his handgun at officers.

Rodrigo Venturelli-Vargas was reportedly suicidal and fled from police following a domestic incident, police said. Police chased his car through multiple townships in York County. A trooper was able to stop Venturelli-Vargas' car by ramming it with his vehicle. After Venturelli-Vargas' car was stopped, he fatally shot himself.

Deputies tried to serve a warrant for felony arson around 12:30 a.m. Keysean Hodges later was killed by an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound during a standoff with police.

Koben S. Henriksen reported approached two officers while covered in a blanket. One officer shot him with less-lethal rounds. Officer Justin Raphael shot and killed him.

A deputy tried to stop a vehicle in the Coalmont area for false registration. The vehicle stopped briefly, but then slowly drove off. Officers deployed stop sticks in an attempt to disable the vehicle. Prior to hitting the stop sticks, however, the driver, William Ward, stopped and shot and killed himself.

Troopers shot and killed Daniel Eric Condon after he allegedly struck an officer with a hatchet. He allegedly became combative as troopers tried to transport him to the hospital for a mental health evaluation.

David N. Anderson, 47, and Francine Graham, 50, opened fire on the JC Kosher Supermarket with rifles immediately after arriving across the street in a white U-Haul van at 12:21 p.m., police said. Both suspects then entered the store, killing three and wounding one before being shot and killed by police.

Montay Penning reportedly was spotted driving a stolen car around noon. Following a short chase, Officers John McMahon, Ryan Flanagan and Nathan Adams shot and killed Penning. Police said Penning had a gun.

Deputies responding to a report of a domestic disturbance shot and killed Kreen Bateman during an exchange of gunfire. Bateman was armed with a handgun.

Around 4:45 p.m., officers arrived at a home regarding a family disturbance call. When officers arrived, they were approached by the woman who made the complaint. A man, Matthew Jonathon Krupar, came out of the house and allegedly got into a fight with one of the officers who shot and killed him.

Around 10 p.m., police responded to a disturbance call at a parking garage and encountered Taveonte Art Emmanuel. Emmanuel was uncooperative with officers, there was a struggle and Emmanuel took possession of an officer's firearm at which point he was shot and killed by police. Youtube video source shows these events at approx 9 minutes into video.

Around 3:45 p.m., an officer radioed that he witnessed a liquor violation. Police said the man pulled "what appeared to be a shotgun," but dropped it and ran when the officer fired at least one round at him. Another officer arrived and fired a less-lethal round at the man, who police said refused to obey commands to stop. Anthony Tovar allegedly pulled a knife and moved toward the officers, and the officer shot and killed him. Police withheld information as to what the object was that appeared to be a shotgun.

Around 10 a.m., deputies responded to a 911 call from a mother reporting her son had stabbed her. Deputies arrived to find the woman with a cut hand. Deputies found her son, Romello Barnes outside an apartment. Barnes reportedly ran back into his apartment, and deputies followed, including one with a dog. Barnes failed to comply with their commands to drop a knife, even after the officer sicced the dog on him. Deputies Deputies Matthew Moyer, Miguel Guerra and Jamar Colon shot and killed Barnes.

Reece Quiocho-Sumera reportedly had taken his girlfriend's vehicle after an argument and ran head-on into another vehicle. He reportedly said he had been trying to kill himself in the crash. He left and when troopers caught up with him, he reportedly shot and killed himself.

Deputies responded to a shopping center about 2:54 p.m. regarding a man with a gun in a vehicle. Around 4:30 p.m., the man shot and killed himself.

Police were called on a report of a domestic dispute around 4:45 p.m. Mark Molinski's wife had left the home, and when officers approached to speak with Molinski, he barricaded himself inside the home. He was found dead inside the home after a nearly 10-hour standoff. It was not immediately known whose bullet killed Molinski.

Police responded to reports of shots fired. They arrived to find two women, Lysa Blake, 18, and Dania Phillips, 49, dead from gunshot wounds. After the shooting, police said Louis Veal fled in a stolen vehicle. The next day, police found the stolen vehicle, and Veal opened fire at officers, and they shot and killed him.

Officers were called around 2:30 p.m. for a call about aggravated assault. Upon arrival neighbors told officers Victor Parsons was walking around outside with a shotgun and yelling. After a standoff, Parsons came out with a shotgun, and Officer Bradley Katherman shot and killed him. They reportedly found his girlfriend, Samantha A. Boyd, 36, dead at the end of the standoff. She was apparently not dead yet when Parsons had earlier advised police she was injured.

Police shot and killed Alejandro Betancourt-Mendoza after he allegedly stabbed two officers while they were responding to a property theft call.

Mario Torres was shot and killed by police after they reportedly responded to a shots fired 911 call, and Torres allegedly shot at responding officers with a rifle.

A kidnapping victim reportedly called police from the trunk of a car. When police caught up with the car, they saw a flash of light, and the driver reportedly shot and killed himself. The man in the trunk was released.

Police were looking for Mohammad Jamal Isaifan regarding a gun found in his vehicle. When they found him, there was an alleged fight, and Isaifan reportedly pulled a gun. Police shot and killed him.

Around 5:30 p.m., deputies approached a pedestrian and made contact with him. He allegedly pulled a gun. Deputy Nikolis Perez shot and killed him.

Around 11:30 a.m., police exchanged gunfire with a subject in a car lot. The gunfire came after a previous vehicle pursuit. Dustin Spencer was shot and killed by police.

Police received information that Kyle Horton, who was wanted in Charlotte and Myrtle Beach, S.C., on kidnapping, carjacking, and armed-robbery charges, was possibly headed to the Wilmington area. Deputies saw Horton pull into the Briarcliff Villas Apartments just before 9 p.m. and attempted to capture him. Horton allegedly drew a handgun on the officers who shot and killed him. At the same time, reportedly Horton shot himself upwards through the chin and head.

Adam Shriver crashed his car into a utility pole after police tried to stop him, police said. He ran north toward Apollo Parkway and shot himself while investigators tried to talk to him. Prior to the pursuit, police said Shriver barged into his ex-girlfriend's home and fired a gun. No one was hurt in that earlier shooting.

Paul Jarvis allegedly was selling guns as a business without a federal firearms license. Multiple police agencies executed an arrest and search warrant for a suspected arms dealer. Jarvis reportedly exited the house and shot at police, killing a dog. He was shot and killed.

Tyler Hall walked into the QuikTrip around 2:30 a.m. He reportedly walked around the store then pulled out a handgun. A QuikTrip security guard tried to talk to him, but Hall pointed the gun at him. Police arrived and saw Hall with his gun pointed at the guard. Three officers shot and killed him.

About 6 a.m., deputies responded to a report of a stabbing earlier in the morning where Gary Wayne Madewell allegedly attacked a woman. When deputies arrived at the home, they saw Madewell carrying a knife, and at least one deputy shot and killed Madewell.

Police were called to the area about 3:15 p.m. on a report of criminal mischief. Jason Waterhouse was inside a duplex and refused to come out or communicate with officers. Police said the man was destroying property inside the home and causing a disturbance. About 5:20 p.m. smoke began streaming out of the home, and officers entered because of a fire. Once inside, officers encountered Waterhouse, who was armed, and shot and killed him when he allegedly advanced on them and non-lethal options were ineffective.

Around 11:50 p.m. a trooper saw Mohamed Ahmed E A Al-Hashemi knock over a street sign. When the trooper tried to arrest him, Al-Hashemi attacked him. The trooper shot and killed him.