Police responded to a domestic violence call around 12.30am where they found a man who said he'd been in an argument with his wife. The man said his wife, Alexica Stevenson-Gates, 34, started shooting and chased him out of the house, barricading herself inside with her 9-year-old daughter and 12-year-old son. She released the boy from the home. Police entered the home at 6:30 a.m., and the woman barricaded herself in a closet with the girl. She shot two officers, who retreated. Officers entered again around 9 a.m. and found the woman and girl, Miloni Metoyer, dead in the closet.

An officer was on patrol when he came across a white truck in the parking lot that appeared to have a fictitious tag. The officer spoke to a couple and found that the woman had an outstanding warrant for drug possession in Galveston County and was arrested. As the officer approached the man, who was in the driver's seat, the man reportedly pulled out a knife and slashed at the officer, who shot and killed him.

Around 9:30 p.m., two police officers met with a man who had what allegedly appeared to be a handgun, police said. During the encounter, both officers shot and killed Reymar Gagarin when he walked toward them brandishing the handgun, which turned out to be a replica handgun.

Around 1 p.m., deputies were called to a domestic violence incident at the Oak Hills Apartments. As Richard Councilman left the apartment, police reportedly fired beanbags at him, and he threatened them with a gun and was shot and killed. The gun turned out to have been a replica firearm.

About 3:43 a.m. officers were called to a home for a burglary in progress. Police received information that three men were seen breaking into the hoone. When the officers arrived, they entered the residence and were allegedly confronted by a man brandishing a handgun. Officers Jacob O'Sullivan and Rene Rodriguez shot and killed John Alvarado, and two other men were arrested.

Around 4:30 p.m., deputies responded to a battery in Avalon Park. Deputies said a man said he was struck by a woman as a result of a earlier disturbance with his 16-year-old daughter. Deputies confronted the woman at her house, and the 42-year-old woman came out of the house with a gun and pointed it at the deputies. Deputies Nathan Henley and Joseph O'Neil shot and killed her.

Around 8:30 p.m., police responded to a report that a man had fired a firearm and was involved in an active domestic assault. Police spoke with the man, who remained inside, but within a short time period, the man, 37, exited the home with a firearm and began to shoot at police officers who shot and killed him. Officers Matthew Danko, John Cosme, Aliya Cutler, Jake Ellis, Robert Leiter, Peter Howard and Kyle Schlagel were placed on administrative leave.

Police were called to a domestic incident at 2:57 p.m. The person who called the Onondaga County 911 dispatch center reportedly said Kenneth Bennett was on drugs, emotionally disturbed, and there was a disagreement over a small sum of money. About 4:30 p.m., Bennett reportedly pointed the weapon at a trooper, and the trooper fired one shot that hit the man in the abdomen and killed him. The man's weapon was a BB gun that looked like a lever-action rifle.

Around 8:30 p.m., off-duty Officer Mason Adcock shot and killed his neighbor, Channing Spivey, when Spivey was acting agitated after brain surgery.

Multiple police agencies pursued a tractor-trailer driver on a zig-zagging chase across three counties in which shots were exchanged several times, and multiple law enforcement vehicles were damaged. The pursuit, which began in Le Roy around 8:30 p.m., ended just before 10 p.m. when the westbound tractor-trailer drove off Route 20A in Geneseo into a field east of Applebee's and Genesee Valley Plaza, and the driver was shot and killed.

Officers responded to a family disturbance call about 10 p.m. A man allegedly pulled out a knife on two teenagers who attempted to intervene in a domestic violence incident. While officers were en route to the scene, they received a report that the man obtained a handgun and fired several rounds. Multiple family members ran out of the home when police arrived, and the man allegedly came out of the house with a knife. After refusing orders to drop the knife, the man tried to re-enter the home and a dog was sicced on him. He allegedly stabbed the dog, and an officer shot and killed him.

Deputies attempted to stop a red Dodge Ram around 10:20 p.m. The driver, Modesto Reyes, fled, and deputies pursued. The pursuit ended when Reyes got out of the vehicle and fled on foot. He reportedly tripped and fell, and deputies caught up to him. As the deputy approached Reyes to handcuff him, he reportedly turned around and aimed a gun at the deputy who shot and killed him.

Two deputies were investigating "criminal activity" around 3:15 p.m. when they killed a person. Later reporting said: An Arapahoe County deputy on regular patrol noticed a stolen Jeep parked outside a Days Inn and called for backup in preparation of impounding the Jeep. Deputy James Stiltner answered the backup call. The deputies saw Steven Ferguson trying to move the Jeep and blocked him with their patrol cars. Ferguson tried to roll over the hood of Stiltner's car and then jumped out of the Jeep to run, police said. As Stiltner chased him, Ferguson allegedly pulled a BB gun from his waistband and pointed it at the deputy, who shot and killed him.

Officers inside a police substation heard gunfire. They reportedly encountered Rben Smith, who was armed, in the parking lot of a tobacco store. When officers tried to stop the Smith, he jumped into a bystander's vehicle that was parked in front of the tobacco store. They continued to try to persuade him to put down the gun, but he refused and then reportedly pointed it at the officers. One officer shot and killed him.

Ogden police officers responding to a domestic violence call. A woman called 911 to report that her husband was threatening to kill her, and the call was disconnected. A man confronted arriving officers on the home's porch, before returning back into the home and firing at officers through the closed door. Officer Nathan Lyday was killed by gunfire.

Ronnie Kong shot and killed a neighbor, 62-year-old Juan Gudino Lopez, then fled into his nearby upstairs residence. Police tracked down a suspected killer in a home, police said. Kong refused to exit the residence until at about 6:15 p.m., when San Diego police Officers Andrew Campbell, Christopher Luth and Tony Maraschiello shot and killed him as he brandished a handgun.

A Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office deputy accidentally shot and killed Constable's Office Precinct 4 Deputy Caleb Rule during the end of a property investigation. Both agencies were investigating a call reporting suspicious activity at a residence. A suspicious person reportedly had jumped into a backyard and then moments later a light turned on inside a vacant home. Three deputies and Rule arrived about 1:45 a.m. to check the property. The deputies noticed a back door was open and entered the residence. As the officers were in the process of clearing the home, a sheriff's deputy discharged his weapon, believing a thief was inside the house. The presumed suspect, however, was actually Rule. A grand jury indicted Deputy Chadwick Devin McRae on a charge of criminal negligent homicide, and the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office confirmed McRae's employment was terminated.

Nassau County Sheriff's Office narcotics task force, which includes officers from the Fernandina Beach Police Department, responded around 2 p.m. where Jarvis Sullivan allegedly had been selling heroin and methamphetamine. Police tried to arrest him, he attempted to flee in his vehicle, striking multiple vehicles in the parking lot and a mobile home that was parked behind the store. Officers ordered him to stop the vehicle when he then put the vehicle in reverse and accelerated in the direction of a Fernandina Beach officer. The officer shot and killed him.

About 1 p.m. Heba Momtaz Alazhari arrived at City Hall and asked for an officer's help, police said. When a uniformed officer came outside, she allegedly charged at him with a knife for "unknown reasons," and officers shot and killed her.

Derrick Thompson, 46, allegedly fatally shot Kendall Kirkland, 23, during a fight at Powerhouse Motorsports Park. Thompson also reportedly fired at deputies who were present and tried to intervene. The officers shot and killed Thompson.

Police responded to a report of a man shooting at neighborhood boys. Following an 8-hour standoff and several exchanges of gunfire, the man was found dead by a probably self-inflicted gunshot wound.

During the demonstrations against police violence after the death of George Floyd and Breeona Taylor, Louisville officers and National Guard soldiers enforcing the curfew were sent to a business around 12:15 a.m. to break up a crowd in the parking lot. David "YaYa" McAtee was serving barbecue at what unbeknownst to police was a weekly neighborhood event. Police and National Guard fired pepper balls into the crowd, one nearly struck McAtee's niece. McAtee grabbed a gun and fired a warning shot into the air. A National Guard soldier shot and killed him.

In the hours after a George Floyd protest, two police officers were searching for a murder suspect in an unmarked pickup when they came under gunfire. One officer was wounded, the other officer fired at the man who'd shot at them. That turned out to be Marquis M. Tousant. who was found dead with a handgun. Investigation showed that Tousant had fired on the truck and that the officer's bullet had killed Tousant.

Bobby Mercer, the owner of the Indoor Comfort on Highway 79, entered the business and shot and killed his estranged wife, Amanda Mercer, and another employee, Cindy Townsend, while Townsend was on the phone with police. Police surrounded the business, and after an eight-hour standoff, found Mercer dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.

Deputies were dispatched to a home in regards to a woman asking for help and saying she was being threatened with a gun. Lyon was still inside the home. Over a speaker, police ordered him to come out of the home. Eventually, Lyon walked out armed with a shotgun. He then refused orders to disarm, and a deputy shot and killed him.

At 1:17 p.m., Lexington Police responded after receiving a 911 call from a 13-year-old child reporting a breaking and entering involving domestic violence in progress. Upon arrival at the residence, the first officer found Juan Carlos Lopez-Sierra outside the residence. Lopez-Sierra fired at least two shots with a long gun at the Lexington police officer, striking his patrol car and grazing his body. He then fled toward the residence. At approximately 3 p.m., police entered the house and found Lopez dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Alexander police officer Scott Hutton knocked on fellow police officer Calvin Salyers' door. Salyers answered the door holding a gun, and while opening the door the gun went off, shooting Hutton through the door. Hutton was killed, and Salyers has been charged with manslaughter.

A Poteau officer entered a home regarding a domestic disturbance and reportedly ordered Mary Lawrence to show her hands. Once she brought her hands up the officer saw that she was holding a knife. The officer ordered Lawrence to drop the knife. Instead, Lawrence rushed toward the homeowner with the knife raised, and the officer shot and killed her.

An officer came to a home on Northview Drive after a reported break-in. Police were called by children had retreated outside when Juan Carlos Lopez broke in. Lopez allegedly fired shots at the officer, who was grazed. Lopez barricaded himself in the home. Officers tried to get Lopez to come out, but when they entered the home, they found Lopez dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.

Officers were dispatched to reports of a suicidal subject. Upon arrival, officers encountered James Pharr, who was allegedly threatening to take his own life. An hour-long verbal standoff began, and police said Pharr became agitated and was armed with a handgun and a shotgun. Officers said Pharr shot at them with the shotgun, and they shot and killed him.

Police allege they were attempting to stop a stolen Dodge Charger driven by Erik Salgado when Salgado rammed two police cars with the vehicle. Police shot 40 rounds, hitting Salgado 17 times. Salgado's pregnant girlfriend was injured and lost their baby. Family argues Salgado was simply driving around blockade. Wrongful death lawsuit has been filed.

Around 10:08 p.m., Suffolk County police responded to a 911 call from Jeffrey McClure's father. The father told them Jeffrey was armed with a pellet gun and shooting it in the house and wanted to go the hospital. Even though father told police Jeffrey was armed with just a pellet gun, officers shot and killed Jeffrey when he pointed the pellet gun at them.

Juan Carlos Alvarez was suspected in a robbery and stopped an off-duty Kern County Sheriff's Office deputy, who was traveling northbound in his personal vehicle. He allegedly attempted to steal the vehicle. During the carjacking, a fight began, and the deputy shot and killed the man.

Nye County deputies negotiated for three hours with a suicidal man. Those negotiations were ultimately unsuccessful and the man shot and killed himself.

At 9:53 a.m., officers received a call for a welfare check. They forced entry at 11:17 a.m. When they entered, they heard three shots. Later, they found a dead man in a closet who had shot and killed himself.

Police allege that a 16-year-old boy and suspected gang member was in the passenger seat of a stolen sport utility vehicle that was being pursued by police when the boy accidentally fatally shot the driver, 19-year-old Earnest Mitchell, in the chest. The passengers fled after the SUV crashed. The 16-year-old has been charged with involuntary manslaughter, reckless homicide and possession of a weapon with a felony record. He has also been implicated in a gang shooting that wounded a 5-year-old girl in 2018.

Police responded to the light rail station on a report of domestic violence shortly before 9 p.m. When they arrived they found the man on the south side of the station where he was allegedly pointing a gun at someone. Police exchanged gunfire with Marcus James Uribe, killing him. The officer was wounded.

Lewis Ruffin was arrested for allegedly threatening his girlfriend with a kitchen knife and trying to run her off the road. He bonded out of jail and the girlfriend told police she was walking her dog in her neighborhood, when Ruffin forced her into a car while holding a gun. He reportedly texted her saying he was going back to the apartment so that police could kill him. Five deputies arrived to find Ruffin holding a gun, and he allegedly shot at them, and the deputies, possibly all five, shot and killed him.

Victor Burgoyne was wanted in connection to shootings in Harrisburg and Junction City. He was found at a Eugene residence at about 10:24 p.m. When he left the home, police attempted to stop him, and Burgoyne fled, and the police pursued. A deputy deployed spike strips near Highway 99 and the Beltline Highway. Burgoyne stopped the vehicle in the middle of the roadway a short distance away and reportedly shot and killed himself.

Officers with the Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit shot and killed Jerry M. Bethel who was apparently a guest at the ranch where they were delivering a warrant for unspecified reasons. Bethel brandished a handgun at officers.

Gregorio Cruz Vanloo was a suspect in a "shots fired" incident at the parking lot of Los Lobos Mexican Restaurant. Deputies and officers from the Smithville Police Department got together and went to this home trying to apprehend him. When they arrived, Vanloo was on the front porch, and he allegedly pointed a handgun at them, and they shot and killed him.

Police were initially called to a Wendy's around 10:33 p.m. after a complaint about a man, Rayshard Brooks, parked in the drive-through asleep.Police gave Brooks a breathalyzer, determined he was DUI, and proceeded to try to cuff Brooks. Brooks resisted and when one officer attempted to shock him with a Taser, Brooks grabbed theTaser and ran. The other officer chased Brooks and attempted to shock him. When Brooks turned around and discharged theTaser at the chasing officer, the officer drew his gun and shot and killed Brooks.

Upon responding to reports of a person waving a gun at a San Bernardino gas station, officers encountered Anthony Angel Armenta carrying what appeared to be a black handgun in his hand. An officer shot and killed Armenta. Armenta's weapon turned out to be a replica handgun.

Carlos "Charles" Cruz allegedly shot a father and son, Rafael Garcia, 42, and Jonathan Garcia, 16, and fled. He was being chased by police who found Cruz after he crashed into a train. The coroner determined that Cruz had killed himself with a self-inflicted gunshot.

Around 10 p.m.,a deputy pulled over a woman for unspecified reasons. The deputy alleged that Hannah R. Fizer refused to identify herself and said she was armed and verbally threatened to shoot the deputy. During investigation, deputy said Fizer reached down toward the floorboard of the vehicle and rose up suddenly, causing him to fear for his life and shot her. No gun was found, but the officer was cleared of any wrongdoing.

Christophe Takam, 49, and Annie Takam, 40, were found dead after an apparent murder-suicide in Union Township residence, police said. Officers responded to Misty Lake Lane just before 1 p.m. for a report of a disturbance. The sound of gunshots prompted the Clermont County Special Response Team to respond. Police said Christophe Takam killed his wife before they arrived and killed himself when they were present.

Deputies said a 55-year-old man shot and killed a 37-year-old man. While deputies were present, the 55-year-old man shot and killed himself.

Brandon Gardner was wanted in connection with a 2018 murder. Officers encountered Gardner sitting in a vehicle in a driveway. Gardner exited the vehicle with a handgun and started shooting. Two officers armed with rifles fired back, killing Gardner. State attorney ruled officers acted "reasonably and appropriately."

Deputies responded to a home around 1 p.m. on a reported domestic situation. When deputies arrived, they found a woman outside with injuries consistent with strangulation and battery. Troy Willey was inside the home at the time. Officers were told that he was probably armed. Police were in contact with Willey for several hours, but he didn't leave. Around 5:30 p.m., police went into the home and encountered Willey, who they say was armed with a revolver. They ordered him to drop the gun, and he failed to comply, so officers shot and killed him.

Around 11:15 p.m., woman reported that Keith William Brunelle was shooting at her as she was trying to leave the home, police said. Four deputies responded, and as they approached the house, Brunelle allegedly fired at them with a shotgun, The officers ordered Brunelle to disarm. He didn't, and they shot and killed him.

A 19-year-old Billings man was wanted for murder in Colorado and reportedly opened fired on on deputy marshals, who were there to arrest him on a warrant. The man was shot and killed at about 6:36 p.m.

Around 6 a.m., police went to an apartment to serve a warrant for a homicide. A man barricaded himself inside, and shortly before 10 a.m., he was found dead from a reportedly self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

Deputies arrived at a home around 11 a.m. to serve a warrant to Buddy Edward Weeks. Weeks was hiding in a crawl space, and police flushed him out with gas munitions. The first time Meeks came out, he threatened officers with a handgun and a knife before going back in the house. The second time he came out, Meeks pointed a rifle at the officers, who shot and killed him.

Police received a call about a domestic incident, and the caller said that his son was breaking items inside the residence, and he was armed with a shotgun. Upon troopers' and deputies' arrival, they saw an armed man inside the residence and attempted to make contact with him. He allegedly shot at officers with the shotgun, and a trooper shot and killed Cody Cook.

Around 1 p.m., officers responded to a call of a stabbing at an apartment, where 19-year-old Brandeis Codde used a kitchen knife to stab his 34-year-old stepfather. An arriving officer saw Codde outside the apartment still armed with the knife and tried to engage him. Codde did not comply with orders to disarm and began to walk away as a second officer arrived. The second officer deployed a Taser to no effect. The first officer then shot and killed Codde as he allegedly charged the officer with two knives.

Around 11 a.m., David Guillen carjacked a Mercedes sedan and the sedan's owner. Police were able to attach a Star Chase dart to the vehicle and track it. Denver police responded, and followed the vehicle to a warehouse district. There, both the alleged carjacker and the carjacking victim got out of the vehicle. The victim ran away and escaped. The alleged carjacker was armed with a handgun and failed to follow orders to drop the weapon. One officer hit Guillen with his patrol vehicle, knocking him down. Guillen got back up and pointed the handgun at officers. Five Denver police officers and one Aurora officer shot and killed him.

Officers responded to Craig Ranch Regional Park just before 4 p.m. for reports of a man who had sustained a gunshot wound. When officers arrived, the man pulled out a gun and threatened to commit suicide. Police spoke with the man, but he never put down his gun. Eventually, he reportedly approached them with his gun raised. One officer fired a single shot, killing him.Robert Wenman.

At approximately 5:11 a.m. Sherman police received a call from a girl who reported that her father was being stabbed by a family member. When police arrived, Chazz Hailey went into a bathroom and when police came in, they found him stabbing an adult male and the girl. They shot and killed Hailey. The man died, and the girl was seriously injured.

Around 9:30 a.m., deputies responded to a suspicious vehicle report. Deputies tried to pull the vehicle over, and the driver, Skyleur Young, fled. The chase made its way south down the Cajon Pass and onto the 215 Freeway before Young merged onto the westbound 210 and lost control, causing the SUV to spin out and crash. Young got out and pointed a handgun at the deputies. At least one deputy shot and killed him.

Chad A. Thorstenson, 50, fatally shot himself during a standoff with police on his property while his home in Andover burned to the ground.

About 8 p.m., officers who arrived to talk to a man who had made threats after buying a gun, but he barricaded himself inside the residence. Police ultimately searched the residence and found the man dead from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot.

Cobb County officers were notified by a person that they had just been carjacked. They found the vehicle nearby. As officers attempted to stop the vehicle, the vehicle fled. After a pursuit, Martin Fregoso stopped the car shot a rifle multiple times, striking a CCPD vehicle, before he fled on foot with the rifle, shooting at officers. One was hit twice in the head. Officers shot and killed him.

Around 7 a.m., an officer pulled up to a traffic accident. As the officer approached one car, a woman reportedly got out of the driver's seat, and stabbed the officer in the left arm. The woman reportedly ran around the vehicles toward the other driver, and the officer shot and killed her.

A trooper stopped a vehicle at about 10:20 p.m. Driver impairment was suspected. Prior to sobriety testing, Aaron Keller allegedly fled on foot. In the course of the foot pursuit, Keller reportedly drew a firearm and fired at the trooper, who shot and killed him.

A deputy saw Mark Eberly pulled over to the side of the road and stopped to check his welfare. As the deputy approached the driver's window, Eberly opened the door and shot and injured the deputy. The deputy got back on his feet and shot as Eberly attempted to drive away. He hit Eberly at least once in the back of the head. Eberly slumped in the driver's seat and the car struck a guardrail and came to rest in the middle of the road. Thinking Eberly had barricaded himself in a vehicle, police tried to make contact with him before they deployed chemical weapons. Eberly was found dead inside the vehicle.

Leonardo Hurtado Ibarra, was shot and killed after allegedly pointing a revolver at a San Diego Police Department officer. Officers reportedly recognized Ibarra from a wanted poster in connection with a robbery that happened the week prior.

Bonnie Figueroa-Ortiz had bipolar disorder and was under mental distress when she disappeared in the woods behind her home. The father of her child reported her missing but she eluded deputies responding to the scene. The next day, Figueroa was spotted crossing a road near her home. She was brandishing a handgun and pointing it at her head. Deputies were pursuing her on foot and allege Figueroa-Ortiz fired several shots at them before a deputy shot and killed her. Witnesses say she didn't fire any shots.

Police found vehicle at approximately 9:20 a.m. after an alert was broadcast regarding a suspect believed to be involved in an attempted homicide in the Cadillac area. After police used a police vehicle to disable Nathan Paul Hornback's vehicle in Howell, Hornback got out of his vehicle, walked toward the side of the road, and shot and killed himself.

Nick Costales was wanted for murdering his mother. Police pulled him over, and he reportedly came out shooting. He was shot and killed.

John Parks, 57, had pled guilty to attempted sex abuse and possession of pornography in February and was scheduled for sentencing. Police discovered Parks was attempting to flee the area and attempted to stop Parks who fled in a pickup truck. Parks stopped, exited the vehicle and pointed a handgun at at a police officer, who shot and killed Parks.

An officer tried to stop Lance Bowman's pickup truck after he had driven recklessly at high speed. Bowman sped away, and the officer pursued, and another officer tried to deploy a vehicle tracker device but was unsuccessful. Liberty Police used stop sticks to pop at least two tires. The truck stopped in a residential area a couple blocks from Liberty's historic downtown, and Bowman tried to run away and pointed a gun at the IPD officer, who shot and killed him.

Police were dispatched to O'Reilly Auto Parts around 4:30 a.m. after being alerted by a business alarm. An officer spotted a man in the back of the store trying to flee. The suspect ran to the front of the store, where he encountered another officer. Jason Snow began shooting a handgun at an officer in front of the store through the business's glass doors. The officer shot and killed Snow.

Fort Hood soldier Aaron David Robinson was one of two suspects in the murder of Army Spc. Vanessa Guillen. When police closed in to question Robinson about the death of Guillen, he shot and killed himself.

Police responded to a disturbance around 4:40 p.m. in a McDonald's parking lot. Ky Johnson was acting erratic and brandishing a gun in the parking lot. Johnson allegedly shot one KCPD officer in the head. The injured officer's partner shot and killed Johnson.

Deputies responded to the report of a man in a mental health crisis in an RV park and encountered Doug Diamond outside an RV. Diamond didn't respond to a crisis negotiator. Police reportedly used a bean bag gun and a Taser with no effect. Diamond pulled out a handgun and pointed it at police, who shot and killed Diamond.

Police responded to the home of a Shawn Hansen, where a homeless man said he'd been threatened by another homeless man with a knife. Officers encountered James "Jay" Porter Garcia sleeping in a car in Hansen's driveway with Hansen's permission. Garcia was not the man who threatened the homeless man, but police wanted to interview him anyway. The officers approached the car, but when they attempted to question Garcia, he rolled up the window. One of the officers alleged Garcia was brandishing a handgun and ordered him to drop it. As one officer broke the passenger side window with a metal pipe, Garcia lifted the gun up and two other officers fired 16 times, killing him. Garcia had allegedly encouraged officers to shoot him.

Officers were called about 10 a.m., where a woman reported that she had been shot by her husband, Rogelio Castro, 59. Police encountered Castro in the backyard of a neighboring property, brandishing a gun. One officer shot and missed Castro. Then Castro shot himself in the head and died. His wife survived the shooting.

At approximately 6:05 p.m., Pomona Police Officers responded to multiple 9-1-1 calls regarding a man brandishing and pointing a gun at people. One caller reported the man pointed a gun, causing him to veer off the side of the road and crash. Another caller reported the man pointed a gun at her, in what was deemed to be an attempted carjacking. Officers arrived, but the man fled and hid in an industrial area. When officers found him, he took up a shooting stance and aimed a gun at officers. The officers shot and killed the man.

About 11 p.m., off-duty Officer Robert Fitzgerald shot and killed Erick Gilmore. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police, but police did say a knife was allegedly found at the site of the killing.

Officers were called to a home shortly after 8 p.m. where the man armed with a handgun attempted to strangle a woman and threatened to shoot family members and police. The woman was able to leave the home with three children. Police reportedly were trying to negotiate with the 45-year-old man when police and the man exchanged gunfire. Police later entered the home and found the man dead of a reportedly self-inflicted gunshot.

William Wade Burgess III allegedly carjacked a pickup from a 67-year old man and his 10-year-old grandson. An off-duty sheriff's deputy was heading to work around 6:30 a.m. when he saw the pickup truck make a u-turn and strike the 67-year-old man before crashing into a yard and fleeing on foot. The off-duty deputy pursued Burgess behind some homes before shooting and killing the fleeing unarmed suspect. Burgess had used a screwdriver to carjack the pickup, but he'd left it behind when he crashed. Burgess's mother described her son as a mentally ill heroin addict.

Rashard Alford shot and killed himself in a vehicle outside a motel. Police were moving in to arrest Alford for shooting and killing Daquajia Vann after she stepped into an argument involving Alford and his girlfriend to aid the girlfriend.

Three deputy constables responding to a domestic disturbance call in an apartment complex knocked on the apartment door and were greeted with gunfire from Paul Williams, a vet with PTSD. One deputy was wounded and one shot, wounding Williams and forcing him to barricade himself in the apartment, where he was later found dead.

Malik Canty was wanted in connection with the beating death of his girlfriend in Harlem. U.S. Marshals encountered Canty who barricaded himself in a motel room. Canty fired at the Marshals, who shot and killed him. A 9MM handgun was found next to his body.

Pascagoula police responded to a report of man threatening suicide. Once officers arrived, Adam Carroll allegedly armed himself with a knife, refused repeated orders to drop the weapon and started approaching the officers, who shot and killed him.

At 9:42 a.m. police received a call regarding a domestic violence incident. A woman reported that a man held her hostage overnight, pushed her onto a coffee table breaking her ribs and poured gasoline on her threatening to set her on fire. When deputies responded to confront the man, Eduardo Martinez, the woman was able to flee the house. Martinez barricaded himself in the house and fired a shotgun at police several times during the day.About 8:58 p.m., Martinez came out of the house and fired his shotgun at police, injuring three of them. Deputies shot and killed him.

A man brandishing a knife approached a U.S. border agent and a contract security guard just after 9 a.m. at the international border pedestrian crossing between Mexicali and Calexico. As the man approached the CBP officer and the guard with the knife, both shot and killed the man.

A mother called 911 to say her son had a gun and was threatening family members. After a standoff during which an officer and a deputy were shot and wounded, the gunman, Lain Christian, allegedly set the house on fire. A body was discovered the next day, burned beyond immediate recognition, but turned out to be Lain's sister, Cierra Christian. Lain was found dead nearby with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Sheriff's deputies and state police troopers attempted to take Kevin Norton into custody to serve a prison sentence for theft and trespassing. According to Norton's to Norton's defense attorney, Norton was afraid to go to prison because of COVID-19 and met officers brandishing a shotgun. The officers shot and killed Norton.

Tony Barnes allegedly shot and killed Betty Renee Burgess, 50. Deputies and other officers learned that he had arrived at his house on Muddy Fork Road. Officers positioned themselves around the house and property and learned Barnes was near a pond bank on his property nearby. Officers moved to where they could see Barnes and noticed he had a shotgun. At approximately 1:10 p.m., officers heard a single gunshot and cautiously approached Barnes, discovering that that he had used the shotgun to kill himself.

An off-duty police Washington D.C. police officer heard a disturbance outside his apartment door. The off-duty officer opened the door and encountered Daniel Matheson brandishing a firearm. The off-duty police officer was armed and shot and killed Matheson.

Audon Ignacio Camarillo opened fire when officers attempted to enter a home while responding to a domestic disturbance call. He shot and killed Officers Edelmiro Garza, 45, and Ismael Chavez, 39, and then shot and killed himself.

Seven deputies in a van had been looking for Michael Joseph Culbertson for several days regarding traffic violations and failing to stop for police. They found him walking and piled out of the van to chase him as Culbertson fled on foot. As he ran, Culbertson reached in his right pocket and pulled out a handgun. Five of the seven deputies--Officers Jonathan Davenport, Pierre Frazile, Tony Hannon, Brayden Leopold and Colin Price--fired 42 times at Culbertson, killing him.

Police were dispatched on reports of a robbery at the Days Inn Motel at 4:55 p.m. Police encountered Terena Nicole Thurman who ran on foot from police and then stole a pickup truck and assaulted the owner. When officers tried to arrest her, she allegedly reversed the truck and hit a police officer, dragging him a short distance. She then put it in forward and the officer, fearing for his life, shot and killed her. The pickup crashed in the hotel's sign. No charges were filed against the officers.

The Chamblee Police 911 center received several calls at about 8:57 a.m. about a man armed with a gun in the parking lot of a business. Police encountered Marcos Reyes in his car with a rifle. Officers tried to negotiate with Reyes, but he got out of the vehicle and began firing at officers with the rifle. Officers shot and killed Reyes.

At around 2:30 p.m., deputies responded to a home to serve court mandated paperwork on Rodney Morrison, who allegedly suffered from schizophrenia. Morrison allegedly threatened deputies with a knife as they attempted to serve the order. Morrison fled from officers and ran a short distance into a field where, for uncertain reasons, at least one Leesburg officer shot and killed him.

Bothell police Officer Jonathan Shoop was fatally shot in the head by his field-training officer, Officer Mustafa Kumcur, during a gunfight with Henry Eugene Washington. The officers attempted to pull over Washington for no license plate. A short pursuit ensued in which Washington struck a man on a scooter breaking his leg. Washington stopped the vehicle and immediately begin firing on the officers striking Kumcur. Both Shoop and Kumkur returned fire, and Shoop was caught in the crossfire. Washington has pleaded not guilty to aggravated first degree murder.

Officers reportedly found a vehicle that had been reported stolen vehicle being driven on Riverside Parkway, and officers attempted to stop it. It was occupied by three teenagers. The driver did not stop, and police pursued.until the car went behind a building and ran into a dead-end. At that point, two of the teens allegedly tried to run and were chased by officers. During the pursuit, one of the teens, Vincent Demario Truitt, 17, allegedly brandished a handgun and was shot and killed by an officer.

Around 9:30 a.m. the Rockwood Police Department was dispatched to a call of a domestic altercation between a man and woman inside a vehicle. The woman was able to get out of the vehicle, and Glynn Farse Young continued on driving. After a brief pursuit, the driver stopped on the side of Highway 27. When officers with the Rockwood Police Department and Roane County Sheriff's Office approached his vehicle, the man brandished a handgun at officers, and a Rockwood officer shot and killed him.

Police got a 911 domestic call from an older woman at a Morris Township home who said Timothy O'Shea had a gun and had cut himself around 4 p.m. They got the caller, Tim O'Shea's mother, to safety before encountering him in the driveway. He was reportedly holding a pistol and bleeding. Officers from the Morris Township, Morris Plains, and Morristown police departments were all there when one of them fired and killed O'Shea. He was holding an airsoft gun that looked like a real firearm.

A man walked in a Quality Dairy convenience store without a mask and was told that he had to wear one. An argument broke out between the man and other customers in the store, police said, and the maskless man -- Sean Ernest Ruis -- was refused service by store employees. Ruis allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed a 77-year-old Lansing man and fled. He was pulled over by a deputy. The deputy approached the car, and he got out and approached her with a knife, and she shot and killed him.

Antwane Burrise was wanted in connection with the murder of Renard Thomas. Officers spotted Burrise in a car at an apartment complex and blocked Burrise from trying to escape, but he allegedly rammed a patrol car. He allegedly backed up in the general direction of an undercover officer, and that officer – as well as two uniformed officers – shot and killed him.

Officer Mark Grady saw a person get thrown from an SUV. He followed the vehicle and requested backup. The people he was following got out of the SUV, and and one of them shot at Grady, who returned fire. The people fled in the vehicle. Syracuse Police officers found the SUV with an unconscious man, Aaron Hudson, inside. Hudson died later. A grand jury determined Grady was justified in discharging his firearm and causing the death of Hudson. The prosecutor charged three other men involved in the incident, one who was believed to be the driver and another the person that shot at officer Grady. A handgun was found in the SUV.

A trooper responded to a report that someone was shooting at vehicles on the roadway around 8 a.m. Chase Rountree and a female accomplice had hijacked a semi truck by the time police caught up to them. The trooper and Knox County Sheriff Sheriff Hunter Embesi stopped semi truck near Benjamin. Rountree got out of the truck after stopping and had a firearm. He reportedly refused to follow the commands of the officers and pointed the gun at them. He was then fatally shot by both the trooper and the sheriff.

Deputies were dispatched to the Aloha Motel for a well-being checkup on a white man in his 60s at around 1:30 p.m. When deputies arrived, the man they were responding to came out of his motel room with a rifle on him, pointed it at deputies and ran toward them, and they shot and killed him.

Around 11:13 p.m., Fruita police officers and deputies with the Mesa County Sheriff's Office were called on a menacing report. A woman told police her boyfriend, David "KC" Martin, had threatened her with a handgun, police said. Officer encountered Martin alone in an apartment, he refused orders to disarm and come outside. When Martin pointed the handgun in the direction of police, they shot, hitting him 17 times and killing him.

FBI agents attempted to serve Malcolm Comeaux a federal warrant for alleged child sexual assault about 10 a.m. Comeaux was allegedly brandishing a black handgun when he came to the door. After ignoring commands to drop it, two agents shot and killed him. The handgun turned out to be a pellet gun.

Police responding to a report of a drug deal saw four men run away from an SUV. One of those men was Darius Washington. When Washington stopped in a field, police saw he was armed with a handgun. Washington ignored orders to disarm and shot at the officers, who shot and killed him.

Police said David Angulo was wanted by the Chula Vista Police Department for one attempted homicide and was a person of interest in at least two other attempted homicide shootings. Police shot and killed him around 5:30 p.m. after Angulo allegedly carjacked a truck, crashed it in front of a home, and led officers on a foot pursuit that ended in an exchange of gunfire when he tried to gain access to a home.

Around 2:40 a.m., police got a call about gunfire. Police found the suspected gunman in an apartment complex's parking garage. Officers reportedly saw the man fire a shot into the ground as he went out of view into the garage. Officers heard more shots. Officers entered the building around 7:30 a.m. and found the man dead from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot.

Deputies stopped a Honda with three males inside, including a juvenile in the front passenger seat. An OKC officer in another cruiser joined the deputies. In the backseat of the Honda, Kyle A. Elrod, an excon with warrants that could send him back to prison, was armed with a handgun. Elrod told the other two people in the Honda he wasn't going back to prison. When the officers approached their vehicle, Elrod began pointing the gun in their direction. All three officers shot and killed Elrod. The other two people were uninjured.

About 11:15 a.m. an armed woman was pointing her gun at people at the St. Pete Auto Auction. When Largo officers arrived on the scene they encountered Deborah White and ordered her to put the gun down. Instead she shot at officers and fled on foot with the police in pursuit. The second time White shot at officers, they shot, fatally wounding White.

Police were called about 11 p.m. to a home for a domestic incident, during which a 49-year-old man shot his 67-year-old stepfather. The stepfather ran from the home after he was shot. Police said the stepson refused to give up his gun when police got to the home and tried to negotiate with him. He then reportedly shot and killed himself.

About 7:30 p.m., police received a call reporting a sighting of a man with a gun near De Anza High School. Officers responded to the area and found a vehicle whose driver fled when they tried to make contact. After a half-mile pursuit, the vehicle stopped. When officers approached the vehicle, they found its driver, identified only as male, suffering from an apparent fatal self-inflicted gunshot.

Police responded to the residence of John Karl Sieger who reportedly was making suicidal threats over text message and possibly in possession of a firearm. Officers attempted communication for nearly two hours while Sieger continued to make threats. At about 7:49 p.m., Sieger fired his handgun three times in the backyard, apparently not aiming at anyone. At about 8:23 p.m., Sieger came out of his yard into the alley where officers were staged. According to body cam video, Sieger pointed his handgun directly at police officers, who shot and killed him.

Police responded to a report that Dane Norris was threatening family members with a firearm. Norris barricaded himself in a home and kept shooting at officers outside the home. Norris eventually set the house on fire and it burned to the ground. Police thought Norris was burned to death, but he escaped out the back and crossed through the forest to the local airport. Police spotted Norris the next morning. He who aimed his rifle in their direction. The officers shot and killed Norris. Norris had a history of mental illness.

Deputies were called shortly after midnight for reports of a man reportedly waving a gun around at Days Inn. The man, Chester Jenkins, 61, was armed with a handgun and standing inside near a first floor exit when deputies entered the hotel. Startled by Jenkins's sudden appearance around a corner, both deputies ordered him to disarm at virtually the same time they shot and killed him, according to body camera video. Jenkins' weapon turned out to be a replica handgun.

Police had been looking for Eddie Norris since the crash that killed Marguerite "Peggy" Morgan, 75. Police said that they found Norris on Saturday at the home of friends near Wadena. The homeowner gave permission to check the house for Norris, but when they arrived he showed a pistol and hid in the house. Police reported that a single shot was fired inside the home. Officers later entered the home and found Norris dead from a gunshot wound.

Police were called about 6 p.m. after police were confronted by a man who then locked himself inside an apartment. Officers entered the apartment over an hour later and found the man dead of a self-inflicted gunshot.

Police had just shown up to disperse a crowd at Garden Street in Belmont at about 5:40 a.m. when Joam Casado, 39, pulled out a gun and shot 24-year-old Juan Carlos Ortega in the head on nearby Grote St., police said.

A deputy and two Canton police officers responded to a person armed with a rifle standing on top of a billboard on Old Asheville Highway just after 2 a.m. Upon arrival, the man allegedly fired at officers and shot an injured a deputy. Police shot and killed Jacob Wilbur Wright. The deputy survived after emergency surgery.

At 7:23 p.m., deputies responded to a barricaded person. The person was involved in a domestic assault earlier in the day. Police attempted to convince the person to come out of the home. The 48-year-old man was later found dead in the residence from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

A deputy stopped a vehicle at approximately 11:15 p.m. on Highway 68. During the stop, the deputy learned that Jason Henke, known to be a fugitive, was at a home. The deputy responded to the residence, at which time the deputy contacted Henke and reportedly saw that he had a firearm. Henke reportedly was ordered not to reach for the gun. Henke allegedly reached for his gun, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Police responded to reports of a man slashing tires around 7:30 p.m. The first officer who arrived said that as he approached Juan Hummel, Hummel came toward him with a knife. At that point, the officer shot and killed Hummel. Hummel had a history of mental illness.

Troopers went to check on Daniel Myslenski around 7:45 a.m., after receiving a call from a concerned family member. Myslenski has pleaded guilty to felony DUI homicide for a 2017 incident and was awaiting sentencing. He had attempted suicide months before this incident. A family member allowed officers to enter a door in the garage. When troopers tried to get into the house, two shots were fired. No troopers were injured, and they did not return fire. Shortly before noon, a robot entered the house and found Myslenski's body, dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot.

Officers encountered Darrien Walker in an intersection with a 32-inch sword. The officers got out of their car, and Walker began to run toward them, swinging the sword. Walker refused repeated orders to drop the weapon. Officers tasered him, but Walker was wearing a vest and the darts didn't stick. Walker threw an 8-inch dagger that struck one officer in the face. The other officer shot Walker once. Walker jumped into the empty police cruiser, but a civilian witness blocked the cruiser with his car, and officers were able to subdue Walker. Walker was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Officer Adam Harbour was off-duty at his home, when he heard a domestic incident upstairs. He went to investigate, and discovered Colin E. Davis, 26, stabbing his estranged wife, 25. The off-duty officer was armed with a shotgun and reportedly told Davis to back off, before eventually shooting and killing him. The shooting was ruled justified.

Officers responded to a report that a man with a history of schizophrenia was threatening his mother with a knife, police said. After attempting to contact the occupants of the home, police entered, and they said William Sears charged at them, and they shot and killed him. Sears had attacked and killed his mother with a knife.

Around 10 p.m. at the Tin Cup campground in Custer County, Russell Van Liddell reportedly confronted a group of 16 to 18 campers and claimed they were occupying his camping spot. One member of the group was an off-duty police officer, Bonners Ferry Police Chief Brian Zimmerman. Zimmerman armed himself with a handgun after hearing Liddell arguing with members of the group. During the argument, Liddell reached into the back of his truck, grabbed a handgun and racked it. He turned toward the group and fired two shots. Zimmerman shot Liddell five times, killing him.

About 7:30 p.m., police received two 911 hang-up calls. Dispatchers called back and a woman answered, but the line was disconnected after dispatchers heard a disturbance. Officers arrived and assisted two children fleeing the residence, and shortly after heard gunshots inside. Officers contacted the woman who originally called, and she told them she had been shot and was unable to escape the home. An armed man came out, but retreated back inside when he saw the officers, following which the officers heard another gunshot. The woman was taken out of the home, and the man was found in the carport with what appeared to be a fatal self-inflicted gunshot.

A non-police person reportedly was following a stolen Chevrolet truck that belonged to one of their family members when they called police around 8 p.m. When police found the truck, multiple people inside refused to get out, then at some point the driver shot and injured an officer from inside the truck with a handgun, then fled on foot, pointing his gun at the officers as he ran. Cyrus Carpenter was shot and killed by Officer Gage Hoogveldt. Officer Jackson was wounded.

Around 4:15 a.m., officers responded to a domestic incident where an assault was reported. Christopher Kimmons Craven allegedly brandished a handgun and was shot and killed by police.

Deputy Katherine Brehm responded about 7:40 p.m. to a domestic disturbance call after a woman called 911 and told dispatchers a man was threatening her with a knife. when the deputy arrived, the man allegedly ran into the house, picked up a handgun, pointed it at the deputy, and refused to drop it. Deputy Brehm shot and killed Christopher Lawings.

Police were called to a residence shortly after 7 Tuesday evening for a report of a suicidal female with two knives. Reportedly the woman ran at the sheriff's deputy armed with a knife in each hand. Deputy Brett Knippel shot and killed her.

Police said Andrew Gwynn, who was walking around, was contacted by a police officer on patrol. When the officer went back to his vehicle to check the man's information, the man took off running. A foot pursuit began, until the man allegedly turned and pulled a gun on the officer. The officer then shot and killed him.

Officers were called at 12:18 p.m. to a residence for a report of a domestic dispute, police said. Officers found a man sitting on the ground against the front door of the home. Officers began talking to the man and ordered him to come out to the street. Officers started to struggle with the man as they attempted to take him into custody. Police said he pulled out a handgun and shot and killed himself.

Ibrahm Elkahlil Bouaichi was suspected of killing Karla Elizabeth Dominguez Gonzalez, who accused him of rape and testified against him in court last year, died of self-inflicted gunshot sustained during a police pursuit of Bouaichi's vehicle. Gonzalez was killed on July 29, 2020.

A deputy pulled a man over. After he allegedly admitted to having drug paraphernalia in his car, he sped away. The deputy pursed him at high-speeds around 9 a.m. on Highway 32 at speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour for a crime that would have resulted in a ticket if he hadn't fled. The man stopped at an intersection and shot and killed himself with a handgun.

A 27-year-old man was reportedly found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot in a bedroom when police executed a search warrant in Galloway around 5:30 a.m.

About 4:15 p.m., witnesses said police shot and killed a Black man near a marsh on the eastern side of West End Avenue. The man allegedly charged toward police with a glass bottle. The police shot and killed Amir Johnson. The witness said he heard five to seven shots.

Nicholas Kocolis was shot and killed by deputies after shooting at them with a Glock handgun in a Burger King parking lot. Kocolis was being sought for a shooting the day before.

Police were chasing a white sedan down State Highway 94 before branching off on Minert Road in West Alton. The sedan began to slow down, turned onto a gravel road and drove for a short time through a field of crops, followed by a line of police vehicles. The man then got out of the car, ducked behind it and fired at officers. He was shot and killed by St. Charles County police.

Deputies approached a group of four people in the parking lot outside Dick's Sporting Goods. One of the people was allegedly wanted on charges of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and was a person of interest in a shooting that happened three weeks prior in the Pine Hills neighborhood. Salaythis Melvin, who was armed with an allegedly stolen Glock handgun, ran and a deputy shot and killed him.

Officers were dispatched on a call of a suicidal man with a gun at about 12:15 p.m. to a parking structure. The man, Matthew Hilbelink, was armed with a handgun.Police say they attempted to negotiate with the armed man for about 30 minutes before something happened, and they fired shots at Hilbelink. He died of his injuries three days later.

Officers responded around 9:45 p.m. to the Dalles House Motel after a woman called 911 in need of help. When officers arrived at the room, a man armed with a knife came out. Police say he refused several officer commands to drop the knife. The man reportedly rushed police with the knife, and St. Croix Falls Officer Patrick Mariakis shot and killed him.

An officer initiated a traffic stop around 2 a.m. for an unspecified traffic violation. The officer made contact and had a discussion with the car's two white occupants before they fled in the vehicle. Officers pursued the vehicle before they lost it. A short time later, police received reports that the vehicle had stopped in a field in Clinton. As officers approached the vehicle, occupant Aaron Michael Griffin reportedly shot at them. Griffin then fled on foot, firing back at pursuing officers and injuring a K-9 dog police officer. Officers shot and killed Griffin, and the other person was taken into custody.

Police were pulling over a vehicle that reportedly was swerving and hit a curb around 1:30 a.m. The driver, Earl Barton, fled, and a chase started. Police stopped the vehicle with stop sticks. The driver got out of the vehicle and ran. After police found the driver, they said he pulled out a knife and tried to assault an officer. And police shot and killed Barton.

Deputies responded about 9 p.m. to multiple calls about a man firing shots. Callers also told 911 operators that Donald Anderson held a knife to a neighbor's throat. Deputies heard multiple shots fired when they arrived, but they didn't find Anderson until after 10:30 p.m. when they realized he was inside a home with three other people. The three people left the home safely, but the man was still inside firing shots. Anderson reportedly left the home about 11:30 p.m. and fired multiple shots, and a deputy shot and killed him.

Officers were called to remove an out-of-control family member, who was suspected to be under the influence of drugs. One family member reported being assaulted, and family members wanted the man removed from the house. The man was allegedly threatening people with objects as weapons inside the house. He began to barricade himself inside. He confronted officers standing outside the back door with a knife in his hand. Two less lethal options were reportedly tried to no effect. He was ordered to drop the knife, and when he charged at the officers, the officers shot and killed Americo Reyes.

A Madison deputy tried to stop a 2003 Lincoln Town Car on Bayou Drive in Tallulah for a traffic violation. As the deputy followed the vehicle, the Lincoln made several turns before slowly leaving the roadway and coming to a stop in the yard of a home. When the deputy approached the vehicle, the deputy discovered the driver, 26-year-old Eric Bingham, slumped over the center console with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot to the head.

Police received a report of an in-progress home invasion at a home around 10:20 p.m. A woman armed with a handgun had entered the home and threatened the residents. Officers responded to the home, where all but one of the occupants had escaped. The lone remaining resident, an elderly male, was still inside the home with the woman. A short time later, Lyana Gilmore came out of the home and was confronted by officers. The officers ordered her to drop her firearm, but she failed to do so, and police shot and killed her.

Officers responded to a possible home invasion called in by Kenneth Reiss. Reiss advised he was still armed and was allegedly advised to hide. Police said that as officers arrived at the car Reiss was hiding behind, Reiss fired at least one shot at officers. At least one officer shot and killed Kenneth Reiss.

At around 10:23 p.m., a trooper reported that they were attempting to stop a 2019 Lexus sedan for reckless driving by speed. The driver fled and left the interstate, drove into the parking lot of Banbury Lake Village Apartments, and allegedly struck a parked vehicle at around 10:26 p.m. The driver then fled the crashed vehicle on foot, but only for a short distance before state police troopers say they caught up with him. As the troopers attempted to take the man into custody, he reportedly pulled out a gun and shot multiple times, with one of the bullets fatally striking himself.

Officers noticed a car driving that reportedly matched the description of a suspect's vehicle involved in a recent carjacking. The 39-year-old man eventually pulled into the QuikTrip gas station and got out of the vehicle. When he returned to the vehicle, police attempted to arrest him. The man knocked one officer to the ground and then reportedly reached behind his back while on top of the officer. A second officer shot and killed the man. A handgun was allegedly found near the man.

A domestic violence suspect reportedly shot and killed himself during a police standoff.

At approximately 9:18 p.m., 911 calls were received regarding someone shooting a gun and yelling. Upon arrival, deputies heard gunshots in a distance. Deputies made contact with Bobby Maike outside the residence and after a brief conversation Maike turned and walked back in. Deputies reportedly attempted to talk with Maike from outside the residence. Maike later went to the back porch and sat in a chair with a rifle slung across his back and another rifle in his lap. The deputies ordered Maike to put the guns down. Maike grabbed the rifle from his lap and stood up at which time one deputy shot and killed him.

Around 9 a.m., a BNSF officer approached a man who was allegedly trespassing on railroad property and was wanted on a felony warrant. The man starting stabbing at the officer with a knife, and the officer shot and killed 54 y.o. William Wallace.

Around 9:30 p.m., Oak Ridge police responded to a request by an individual in need of assistance. When they arrived, they found Fred John Henry Arcera, who reportedly was armed with two knives. During the interaction with the officers, Arcera allegedly came at them with the weapons, and the officers shot and killed him.

Deputies pursued Thomas Moles who was allegedly driving a stolen car. Police trapped Moles on a dead-end road. Moles reportedly turned around the vehicle and allegedly drove in the general direction of officers. At least one deputy shot and killed Thomas Moles.

A man was reportedly holding a woman and her children hostage inside a bedroom as the man paced the hallway in front of the room with two kitchen knives, one in each hand. The man reportedly threatened to rush the victims and stab them if deputies came into the residence.The man ignored deputies' commands to drop the knives. After almost an hour of negotiations, the man allegedly rushed into the room, and deputies shot Jose Manuel Castro through the bedroom window, killing him.

Around 11 a.m., police responded regarding two people who had been stabbed. They found a man and a woman both suffering from minor-to-moderate stab wounds. Officers Aaron Waddle and Jeffrey Martin caught up with Everardo Gonzalez Santana. He ran at the officers with a knife and they shot and killed him.

Maksim Aleksandrovich Krechetov, 44, allegedly shot and killed Yulia Khort, 47, and then shot and killed himself during a standoff with police that began as a domestic disturbance call.

At 12:59 a.m. officers from the Barstow Police Department stopped a pedestrian near a business complex for unspecified reasons. Shortly after the deputies made contact with Jimmy Ferrer, he became uncooperative, then pepper-sprayed the deputy, and a deputy shot and killed Ferrer.

Deputies were trying to serve an involuntary commitment order on a man 4:45 p.m. Adrian Jason Roberts was the subject of the order. When deputies made contact with Roberts, he allegedly charged at them with a machete. Deputy Justin Michael Evans shot and killed him.

Erik Jon Perez was reportedly wanted for felony and misdemeanor warrants when he got into a confrontation with officers about 5:29 p.m. Officers recognized Perez as he was driving and tried to stop him. While they chased him, Perez allegedly shot and hit a patrol unit. The Matagorda County Sheriff's Office and Texas DPS troopers joined in the pursuit. Perez reportedly got out of his vehicle and attempted to make a run for it. He reportedly his weapon and pointed it at officers, and officers from all three agencies shot and killed him.

A woman had been beaten and held against her will in a home by Jack Lamar Harris. She escaped and called 911. Walker County Sheriff's Deputy Justin Henry, DTF Commander Dewayne Brown, and DTF Agent Robbie Tate arrived at the home. Harris came out and reportedly refused to follow police orders. Harris went back into the home and came out with a black handgun and pointed it at officers, who shot and killed him.

Police were called around 11 p.m. regarding a man and woman fighting in a vehicle. The man allegedly pulled out a pistol, pointed it at a woman and then at officers, and Officer Oscar Lara shot and killed him.

About 8 p.m., an Alpharetta police officer made a traffic stop on the exit ramp to Mansell Rd from GA 400. While the officer was talking with the driver at the car window, police report that he began driving away. The officer held on for some distance, but eventually released. The driver fled toward Mansell Road. While the person was fleeing, he retrieved a handgun and shot and killed himself.

About 10:45 p.m., a deputy tried pulling over Shiloh D. Smith for a traffic violation. Smith allegedly started shooting at the deputy. Police said they exchanged gunfire, and said Smith shot at the deputy throughout the chase. Smith's vehicle crashed, and he was shot and killed.

Around 9:15 p.m., deputies went to a home to serve an injunction. Deputies were met with resistance by the man who refused to come out of his house. At about 12:45 a.m., the man started shooting at deputies from inside the house. Deputies returned fire and using a drone determined he was dead inside the house.

At 9 p.m., police officers first responded to a domestic dispute inside a two-family residence. When police arrived, the woman was outside, and the man had barricaded himself inside the upstairs apartment. During the incident, the man reportedly opened the door, revealing that he was armed with a knife. The man continued to hold the knife, despite repeated orders from the police to drop the weapon. Officers reportedly attempted to use a Taser, but it wasn't effective. The man remained armed with the knife, and at approximately 10:10 p.m., an Asbury Park officer shot and killed him.

A father called police to report that his son — Mark Dawson Jr. — had stabbed him and was fighting with him. Dawson was armed with multiple knives and continued to make threats against his father and responding deputies, police said. Deputies forced their way into the home after they were unable to get the son to comply with their orders. At least one deputy shot and killed the son.

Police were called around 7 p.m. after a woman called 911 to report a man with a gun had arrived at her home. When police arrived and the woman tried to escape, Christopher Walker reportedly shot and killed her with a handgun. Walker then shot at officers and attempted to run. A deputy was shot and wounded. Police and sheriff's deputies continued to pursue Walker after the deputy was shot, and police shot Walker. Walker then reportedly shot and killed himself.

Lafayette Police responded to a disturbance shortly after 8 p.m. involving a person armed with a knife at a convenience store. Upon arrival, officers encountered Trayford Pellerin in the parking lot. As police attempted to arrest Pellerin, he fled, and an on foot pursuit ensued. Officers deployed Tasers, but they were not effective. Pellerin, still armed with a knife, tried to enter another convenience store where he was shot by police.

Officers were called for a report of shots fired. Upon arrival, police determined it was a domestic violence incident involving a husband and wife. The husband, Gregory Lee Stanford, allegedly shot at his wife; however, she was able to escape safely. Stanford then barricaded himself inside the mobile home beginning a standoff. Stanford reportedly shot and killed himself.

Around 4 p.m., deputies responded to someone with a gun firing shots in the neighborhood. David Juan Benito Sanchez fired near deputies, and deputies shot and killed him.

James Croxford shot and killed himself during an hours-long standoff that began with reports of gunfire.

Casper Brown was shot and killed by police in a home in Eckford Township after he allegedly invaded the home beginning a four-hour standoff during which the man shot at officers with rifles positioned at windows around the house. A woman reportedly was inside her home when she realized the man was inside and she ran to a neighbor. Brown was killed about 4:30 p.m., shot through a window in the attached garage.

Kentucky State Police reportedly were serving warrants to multiple homes when two men fired at them. The two men were in tents on the side of the mountain when they fired at police. Police shot and killed Charles Garland, 30. Joey Middleton, 41, escaped and was the subject of a long manhunt in the area. He was found the next day by police, another shootout occurred, and Middleton was shot and killed by police.