Deputies were sent to a home about a domestic disturbance call. When deputies arrived they said they saw Jacob Aaron Thomas armed with the shotgun who began walking toward them and fired, and they shot and killed him.

State troopers responded to a domestic dispute in which a handgun was used to assault a victim at a trailer park, police said. Clifford Wilbur allegedly had fled the trailer park and then robbed a convenience store at gunpoint. Police pursued until Wilbur's vehicle crashed. Wilbur reportedly produced a handgun, and troopers and officers shot and killed him.

A Mobile County EMS ambulance was called for assistance. When the ambulance arrived at Providence Hospital, a man pulled out a gun and told first responders to get out. Police pursued the ambulance at slow speeds. The ambulance caught fire when the wheels, which had the tires shredded with spike strips, ignited the undercarriage. The man shot and killed himself.

Officers were investigating an allegedly stolen moped 1:15 a.m. at a Circle K. There was a struggle between the officers and a man. Police said the man pulled out a gun, and the officers shot and killed him.

Officers were sent to a woman's home after getting a report of a burglary in progress. They arrived to find a man inside the home, and they tried to arrest him. He ran from them, and they chased him through several neighborhoods. Officers found him hiding in an outbuilding and shot and killed him. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

At approximately 10 p.m., U.S. Marshals pursued a fugitive vehicle until it crashed in Pocatello. Two men got out of the vehicle, and one exchanged gunfire with deputy U.S. marshals and was shot and killed. The second man, Richard "Rocky" Iverson, fled, later peacefully surrendered to police.

Police were dispatched to the home on a family violence call regarding a man with a shotgun. Adam Bruce Connors left in a vehicle before officers arrived. Police then received a call of a possible suicidal person involving Connors. Police attempted to pull Connors over, leading to a short car chase. Connors was later found as he was on foot approaching the home on Sunset Rose with the shotgun. One officer shot and killed him.

Officers responded to a report of a burglary in progress. One male was killed after police gained access to the apartment where the burglary was reported. Police have identified the victim as Brian Scott Hicks, but the media reports are so opaque it's impossible to determine many details about the death.

Police were called to North Brenchley Apartments at 8:11 p.m. for a report of an unwanted subject, according to Rexburg Assistant Police Chief Gary Hagen. Two officers made contact with a person and shot and killed him. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Deputies responded to a reported shooting and found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. The suspected shooter barricaded himself inside the Jamul home and refused to come out for over 16 hours and was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot. The initial shooting was reported at 11:55 a.m.

Police were investigating a rash of armed robberies in Miami and went to the Paradise Trailer Park. Police shot and killed Juan Carlos Pena-Noda. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Deputies received information that a fugitive was at a home in Salisbury. Deputies saw two people leave the residence and get in a truck. The passenger matched the description of the fugitive. When deputies tried to stop the truck for brake light and tag violations, a high-speed chase began that ended on a freeway onramp. The passenger got out of the truck and fired a long gun at the officers. Two deputies shot at the man, who fled into a wood line while continuing to fire at deputies. Searching officers heard a gunshot and subsequently found the man dead from multiple gunshots.

Around 8:40 p.m., two officers were driving when they saw a black pickup truck speeding. They started following the vehicle before the truck pulled into a parking lot next to a taco truck.The driver allegedly pulled out a pistol and robbed the taco truck. The officers engaged the man and ordered him to drop the gun. Both officers shot and killed the man.

Juan Carter Hernandez was allegedly assaulting a 24-year-old woman, Chyna Cardena, with a blunt instrument. Hernandez was ordered to stop but allegedly kept assaulting the woman, and the officer shot and killed him, but Cardena died later.

Two officers were shot around 11 a.m. while responding to a call about a domestic violence shooting. The officers were immediately met with gunfire when they arrived at the home. They were hit in the legs. The suspected shooter and a woman were found dead inside the home when police entered the house about 1:30 p.m. Police said the man shot and killed himself.

Three officers responded to a home after an apparent dispute between Ryan Daniel Shirey and his ex-girlfriend. Shirey allegedly fled into the basement when officers arrived and retrieved a revolver. The officers followed Shirey, and one officer shot and killed him.

An armed robbery ended about 2 miles away when police chasing the suspects' car spun and stopped it on Baymeadows Way. Two of the three suspects attempted to flee but were taken into custody, and the driver was dead. At some time, the driver sustained a gunshot wound prior to police approaching the vehicle.

About 10:30 a.m., officers were patrolling, and they made contact with three people in a parked vehicle. They removed two passengers. As the officers attempted to contact the driver, he allegedly reversed the vehicle and struck one of the passengers, and the officers shot and killed him.

Villa Hills police stopped a red Ford F-150 pickup truck for a traffic violation when a male occupant allegedly brandished a firearm. Officer Jacob Bolton shot and killed Randall Lockaby.

An officer responded to a reported robbery that happened at a hotel. The victim received alerts informing that his credit card was attempting to be used at multiple businesses in north Lincoln. A Nebraska state trooper found the vehicle and attempted to stop the car, but it fled. The trooper pursued the vehicle, and a man started shooting at the trooper. The trooper disabled the vehicle, and the man was shot during an exchange of gunfire, and the woman reportedly produced a gun and was also shot. Both were killed.

Arnell States allegedly stabbed two women and was shot and killed by Officer Kyzer Moore while fleeing the area where the stabbings occurred.

A Blaine shoplifting call led to a carjacking and a police pursuit that ended with a shootout near Braham. Police shot and killed Dominic Lucas Koch.

During a vehicle stop in Nebo a McDowell County sheriff's deputy and occupants of the vehicle exchanged gunfire. Carton James Adams was killed, and David Steven Hylemon, 39, was injured.

JCSO deputies and officers from Eagle Point Police responded to reports of a domestic disturbance about 7:30 p.m. Before officers arrived, a man left the location in an SUV, accompanied by another man. Police stopped the SUV on Stevens Road in the parking lot of Church on the Hill. A few minutes later, at least one officer shot and killed Dale Arthur Amstutz-Dunn and wounded the other man.

Troopers were assisting U.S. deputy marshals with a fugitive after he ran from police while they were trying to serve a warrant. Michael Richard Stambaugh barricaded himself in a house.Officers shot and killed him.

A person came into the police station stating they were a victim of domestic violence and had been assaulted with a firearm. The victim identified Alonte Murphy as the alleged assailant. Around 5 p.m., police saw Murphy pull up in a car. Murphy was allegedly armed with a semiautomatic handgun and exchanged gunfire with officers. Police shot and killed Murphy.

Two officers with the Inner Harbor unit were flagged down around 9:22 p.m. in the area of Market and Pratt streets, where a non-fatal shooting just occurred. One officer stayed with the victim to render aid while multiple other officers pursued a person who fled into the Harbor Park Garage. While on the ramp into the garage, the person allegedly turned around, produced a handgun and reportedly attempted to fire that handgun. Multiple officers shot and killed Benjamin D. Tyson.

Deputies and officers responded to a domestic violence call and shot and killed Fredrick Earl Hight II. Deputies Martin Thorne, Miles Bruggman, Benjamin Fye, and Troy Nichols shot and killed him. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police. Police said Conwell fatally shot a police dog.

Police responded to a report of multiple vehicles being hit by a red SUV. Police found the empty vehicle at a gas station. Isaiah Strong allegedly assaulted Officer Brady Gray while the two were in the gas station after Strong came out of the bathroom. He swung a wood object and hit the officer. Strong then attacked another person in the store before hitting the officer again, striking her in the upper body and head. After the second assault, Gray shot and killed Strong and wounded an uninvolved person in the store.

Officer Dominic J. Winum, 48, initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle, but before he could get out of his patrol vehicle, the driver got out of his vehicle and opened fire, killing Winum. The shooter, Dakota G. Richards, fled into the nearby woods on foot. Police found Richards hiding out in a barn, and he allegedly made a threatening movement and was shot and killed by deputies.

Deputies had responded to a home several times earlier the previous day to serve a felony probation warrant on Fred Trundle. Deputies arrived at approximately 11:15 p.m. and attempted to arrest Trundle. Trundle retreated from the backyard inside. Deputies reportedly used a Taser in order to arrest him, but it was not effective. Trundle came out of a bedroom with a shotgun, threatening to shoot the deputies. Deputies retreated. At approximately 11:57 p.m., Trundle came out of the residence onto the front porch. Trundle allegedly pointed the shotgun at the nearest deputy. One deputy fired multiple times, killing Trundle.

A deputy pulled over a driver in North Germany Township around 8:45 p.m. A "struggle" broke out between the deputy and the driver, and then another driver arrived. An officer from the Sebeka Police Department showed up. There was reportedly an exchange of gunfire, and all four people in the struggle were shot. Deputy Troy Mayer and Officer Jason Worm shot and killed brothers Shannon Michael Savela, 36, and David Jay Savela,42.

A trooper stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation at about 11 p.m. and asked for help from the West Liberty police and the Morgan County sheriff's office. A West Liberty Police Department officer shot and killed Jerry Roseberry. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Deputies responded around 10:50 p.m. to an apartment complex after receiving several calls about shots fired. Deputies arrived about five minutes later and encountered an armed man who shot at them. The deputies shot and killed Rudy Duvivier.

Police responded to a report of a domestic dispute between a father and his adult son at a home about 2 p.m. Police said the son was intoxicated and assaulted his father, who called 911. Jason Raymond Sugg emerged from the house at about 8:30 p.m. and allegedly pointed a rifle at police who shot and killed him.

Joseph Dugan, 17, and Farrah Rauch, 17, were both juniors at Blair High School, Nebraska. The pair allegedly attempted a carjacking of one vehicle in Muskogee and stole another. A Muskogee police officer spotted the vehicle and attempted to stop it. The driver of the vehicle refused to stop and led officers on a short chase before crashing and then running from the vehicle. Officers chased the pair on foot, and Rauch and police exchanged gunfire, and police shot and killed her. Dugan continued running. Police found Dugan in a wooded area. As officers began to approach him, Dugan reportedly shot and killed himself.

Cincinnati police had issued an arrest warrant for Chandra Moore, who was accused of shooting five people, killing his wife and two others on Feb. 28. After the Cincinnati shootings, Moore drove to Detroit and stayed at Rivertown Inn & Suites. The Detroit Police Department learned of his location and waited until Moore exited the building to take action. Moore left the motel building about 9:50 a.m. and walked toward his car. Moore saw the police and shot at the officers, who shot and killed him.

After an hours-long standoff with police that started with a shot being fired at a town police officer, Daniel Peavey was found dead inside a home. Police did not immediately state the cause of Peavey's death. No officers discharged their firearms during the incident.

Officers spotted a vehicle that was suspected in a robbery. The driver failed to stop, and police pursued until the vehicle crashed and stopped at a gas station. The driver got out and jumped into another vehicle, where a mother was attempting to put gas in her vehicle. When they approached the driver, police reportedly spotted a weapon. An officer shot and killed the man, and shot a 1-year-old baby in the back seat.

Around 7:30 a.m., deputies were called to a domestic violence situation on Stingray Lane. About 30 minutes later, a man, who was believed to be armed, locked himself inside the home. Deputies did not believe there was anyone else inside the home. Deputies stayed until the evening, when they determined the man had died by suicide sometime that morning.

Around 3 p.m., Columbus police said they were following Andrew Teague, who had a warrant out for his arrest in connection to an assault that happened in February. Police noticed he had a handgun and stopped chasing, but a helicopter continued to follow the vehicle. A short time later, deputies saw Teague pulled over on the shoulder of I-270 north. Deputies said Teague then drove away from them and went the wrong way on I-270 south. Teague hit two vehicles head-on. Teague got out of the vehicle and exchanged gunshots with a Columbus Officer John Kifer and Deputy Michael Severance, who shot and killed him.

Police in Maple Plain attempted to pull a man over for speeding and driving erratically. The man continued driving, passing through multiple jurisdictions before being knocked off the road by a Ramsey County sheriff deputy at North McKnight Road. Two shots reportedly were fired from the driver's seat. As officers approached, the man appeared to be unconscious from a head wound. Police said he fatally shot himself.

Around 2:45 p.m, police said they received a call that a hit and run suspect was at a hotel and they responded. When police arrived, they knocked on the door, the man opened it with the latch still on, and police said they saw a gun. Around 9:15 p.m. the bomb squad sent in a robot after losing contact with the man for two hours and found that he had shot and killed himself.

Deputies were called for a shooting in Dunnellon. Michael Chiswick allegedly fatally shot his mother, Joann Chiswick, 63, in the front yard of his home and then barricaded himself inside. Chiswick reportedly fired shots at a deputy and others. About 1:30 a.m., when police entered the home and found Michael Chiswick and his grandmother, Flory Chiswick, 85, dead from gunshot wounds.

Joel Weldon allegedly fled from police as they attempted to perform a traffic stop. Weldon reportedly stopped and began firing his gun at police, which led to an exchange of gunfire with one deputy. After the pursuit resumed along the county road, Weldon stopped again and allegedly did not comply with the deputies' demands to show his hands, and deputies fired into the truck, killing him.

Officers were dispatched at 6:25 a.m. to the Cobblestone Landing townhomes, after somebody called 911 to report a man with a gun. Three Lakeland officers arrived and found a man with a handgun standing with a woman, 37, in the parking lot. As the woman turned toward one of the officers, police say the man pointed his gun and fatally shot her in the abdomen. Officer Brent Behrens shot and killed Howayne T. Gayle.

At 5:43 p.m., Douglas County Sheriff's deputies conducted a traffic stop at Highway 101 and Winchester Avenue in Reedsport. During the traffic stop, one person in the vehicle was arrested, but the second person in the vehicle allegedly became hostile and threatened deputies. Dozens of police from multiple agencies responded. Five hours after the incident began, was shot and killed.

During an extended standoff with hostanges, Donald White reportedly shot and killed himself.

Officers were called to the Open Door Mission about 3 a.m. for a report of a man with a knife. Tyshon Jones allegedly had taken the knife from the Samaritan House and left on foot. Officers confronted him outside. They say the man was cutting himself with a knife and refused to drop it. Jones reportedly threatened to kill officers, who had reached out for an officer with a Taser. As the man got closer, one officer shot and killed him.

Deputies responded around 9:30 p.m. to a report of an armed robbery at a business. Demarquez Patterson allegedly entered the store with a gun and demanded money from an employee. He fled before deputies arrived. A couple of hours later, Tallahassee Police Department officers tried to stop him at his home, but he sped away in his vehicle. Patterson refused to pull over, driving at high speeds until he crashed into a utility pole. After the crash, Patterson got out of the vehicle and ran north on Mission Road, while pointing a handgun at his head. An LCSO deputy sicced his dog on Patterson. Patterson was found dead with a reportedly self-inflicted gunshot.

Brown County police alerted other departments about a despondent person who was possibly armed around 11:40 a.m. A Columbus officer spotted the truck. But when he tried to stop it, Martin Louis Douglas Jr. refused to stop and fled from the officer, and police from several departments pursued. Douglas allegedly drove erratically and at high speeds. After he struck a tire-deflating device, Douglas then allegedly stopped in the roadway and fired approximately 15 rounds from an AR-15, fled again, and after a second exchange of gunfire, police shot and killed him.

Police received calls from more than one motorist that a man was throwing rocks off the overpass of Sycamore Valley Road onto Interstate 680. Tyrell Wilson allegedly pulled out a folding knife when confronted by Officer Andrew Hall. Hall reportedly ordered Wilson to drop the knife. Wilson advanced toward the officer, who shot and killed him.

Police from several area towns responded to Gertrude Avenue for a report of a man and woman in a home, and that the woman might be injured. When police arrived, they determined two people were inside the residence and believed the woman was in danger. After lengthy conversations, the woman came out of the home. She appeared to not have any serious injuries. Police continued to speak to the man who remained in the home. The man came out of the home, but went back in, and two gunshots were heard. Police entered the home and found the man dead a self-inflicted gunshot.

During a standoff, during which multiple shots were fired at moving objects outside the home, Christopher Lee reportedly shot and killed himself.

Around 11:30 a.m., deputies were attempting to serve a court pickup order at The Gables apartment complex. Upon arrival, a man resisted the deputies and was armed with a butcher knife. He allegedly became combative, and deputies reportedly shocked him with a Taser on him, which was ineffective. The man lunged toward the deputies with the knife. One of the deputies shot and killed Raymond Whitfield Tarbox II.

Around 8:45 p.m., dispatchers received a call about a hit-and-run crash. Earlier in the night, Wasilla police officers had received calls about a dangerous driver in the same vehicle. A caller at a home nearby reported that just after 9 p.m. a man with a shotgun was on their porch and demanding their keys. The residents left in their vehicle as the man, Stroble, broke into their home. Stroble headed to another home that was occupied by a woman and three children. He reportedly separated the adult from the children while telling the female he was going to kill the children. For more than an hour, police tried to negotiate with Stroble and get him to surrender. Around 11 p.m., troopers entered the house, and Wasilla police officers and troopers shot and killed him.

Police had been searching for Dustin Black after he reportedly shot at a woman around 8 p.m. The woman was not struck. After running away, Black returned to the home two hours later still armed with a shotgun. Police reportedly ordered to drop the gun. Black reportedly raised the gun toward the officers who shot and killed him around 10:30 p.m.

Ryan White Mountain-Soft allegedly was shot and killed by an Bureau of Indian Affairs police officer on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. The officer allegedly entered the home of White Mountain-Soft's mother, Debra White Mountain, without a warrant or announcing their presence, and shot White Mountain-Soft in front of his mother and brothers. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police. An agent's name was initially attached to this death, but we don't have written documentation from the government to support it. At the request of the agent, we've removed the name, and we regret any error we made and any confusion we caused.

Deputies responded to a call about a suicidal 34-year-old man. Deputies found a man armed with a knife inside a car who refused to drop the weapon and get out, and that they called for a mental evaluation team, but before it arrived, the man got out holding a knife, who turned toward the deputies and began to charge. They reportedly fired a less-than-lethal stun bag at him, but that he charged again, and at least one deputy shot and killed him.

Around 11 a.m., police were dispatched to the area for a home invasion and kidnapping at gunpoint. The family of the hostage followed Bowen and the victim from Reidsville to Collins. At one point, Bowen reportedly fired shots at the hostage's family. In Collins, officers intercepted the pursuit, which continued into Candler County on Interstate 16. There, Bowen fired at Georgia State Patrol, reportedly grazing a trooper's head. Bowen attempted to ram multiple officers. Police tried to immobilize the vehicle multiple times before stopping him on the side of I-16 in Bulloch County. Bowen then took the hostage at gunpoint from the vehicle over a fence on the edge of the interstate and into the backyard of a home where the hostage escaped from Bowen, and police shot and killed Bowen. During the shooting, someone in a nearby home was wounded by gunfire.

Police responded around 12:15 p.m. to investigate reports of someone firing a rifle into the air. The lot involved contains two residences, a front and a back, and the gunman was in the rear yard. The man barricaded himself in a home. Other family members were evacuated. Police tried to coax the man from the home, including sending in recording of his family members pleading for him to surrender. When that was unsuccessful, they used tear gas,and the man began firing from the home. When additional rounds of tear gas were sent into the home, the man came out and exchanged gunfire with police. Police shot and killed Jorge Armando Cerda.

Around 2 p.m., neighbors said a man walked out of his home and fired three shots. When police arrived, more shots were fired from inside the home. Around 9:30 p.m., police entered the home and found the man dead of a self-inflicted gunshot that may have happened when the second round of shots was heard when police arrived.

Deputies responded to a call about a man armed with a knife and acting erratically. He had blood on his clothing, but it was not clear where it came from. The first officer struggled with the man, and at some point, a Taser reportedly was used. When two additional officers arrived, both shot at and killed the man.

Police received a report of a Ford pickup that had crash around 2:30 a.m. at a CVS. A Wylie officer was in the process of making an unrelated traffic stop at the CVS when a call came in about a report of a vehicle crash into a building. The officer responded to the crash and saw the body of a woman who had been seriously injured lying on the ground near the crash. A man, later identified as Shawn Myers, was also lying on the ground with a rifle. The officer ordered the man to disarm, and then shot and killed him.

A man tried to steal a bicycle from a bus and got into a confrontation with the bike owner that led to the suspect pulling out a gun and shooting. He took the bike and ended up at a Chevron gas station, where he then started shooting at the gas station when an employee wouldn't let him inside. While at the gas station, he stole a vehicle from a patron who was pumping gas and left, eventually crashing the vehicle into a market. When officers responded there was a confrontation and exchange of gunfire, and police shot and killed the man.

Two officers were called around 11 a.m. to a house after a mental health facility told police to check on a man who was suicidal. Police said the officers entered the house through an unlocked door and came face to face with a man holding a handgun, and one officer shot and killed Leonard Popa.

Police responded shortly after 10 a.m. for a reported domestic disorder. The reporting party said the suspect was destroying her room. Once police arrived, they encountered a person who demonstrated erratic behavior. Mykel Dexter Jenkins allegedly produced a weapon fashioned to look and function as a knife. Officers shot and killed Jenkins.

Police responded to a domestic dispute call. When officers arrived, they met Shawn Michael Evanuk in the driveway of the home. Evanuk seemed to be upset and went into the residence where he barricaded himself along with his three children. Deputies responded, and Evanuk released the two of the children. Evanuk allegedly was threatening to harm to the 2-year-old and to burn the house down with them in it. Deputies entered the house and made contact with Evanuk who was armed with a knife. A struggle took place and Evanuk was shot and killed by a deputy.

Deputies responded to a call about a burglary happening at a home. The person who called 911 said he saw the burglary via his security cameras and was not home at the time. Deputies found two vehicles and two men who appeared to be stuck on the road. One allegedly pulled out firearms, and two deputies shot and killed him, and the other person fled. Police found him about four hours later.

A standoff began about 9:15 a.m. when deputies were looking for a wanted person. Police didn't specify why they were looking for him. Officers were outside a home when someone began shooting at them. Multiple agencies responded, and police used armored vehicles to remove several deputies who were pinned down. Several homes were evacuated while police tried to get the man to surrender. They discovered the man's body after the sheriff's department sent a robot inside the home.

Deputies responded around 12:15 a.m. to a report of an argument between a man and a woman which involved a firearm at a home in the town of Taycheedah. Deputies interviewed the woman, then later stopped a vehicle that left the home. Deputies found the man hiding in the trunk of the vehicle, and the man allegedly pulled out a gun. Deputies surrounded the vehicle and tried to negotiate with the man for several minutes before he shot and killed himself.

Cleburne County sheriff's deputies were called around 2:46 p.m. when they found a man shot in the chest. The victim and another witness identified a suspect to deputies, who found him in another area of Fruithurst. The man got out of a car and brandished a handgun at deputies. The deputies shot and killed him.

A deputy responded to a report of a man with a knife attempting to break into residences at 4:35 a.m.. David Hill allegedly approached the officer in a threatening manner, and the deputy shot and killed him.

The Montana Highway Patrol tried to pull over Christopher Eric Cook outside Laurel but he fled along the interstate through Stillwater County. U.S. Marshals and the Stillwater County Sheriff's Office were also involved in the chase. Cook stopped around 11 a.m. around mile marker 399. The westbound lanes of the interstate were then closed. He allegedly got out of his vehicle, walked away, and turned toward police and brandished a gun. He reportedly ignored commands to surrender, and the two deputies shot and killed him.

The sheriff's office took a call about shots fired at around 4 a.m. The home of the person who called 911 reportedly was shot at by the suspect. The first deputies found a man shot. As they treated him, someone started shooting at the deputies. The deputies shot and killed the shooter, Peter Joseph Wayne, 57. Police said one of the gunman's initial victims, Joseph James Spellman, 54, was one of the two dead, but it's not explicitly reported if he was alive when police were present.

Officers were first called to a Taco Bell at about 5:10 p.m. for a report of a woman who had been assaulted. Officers found a 22-year-old woman at the restaurant who told them she had been assaulted by a former boyfriend who had stolen her car. She told police the 41-year-old former boyfriend showed up at her place of business and asked her for a ride and she complied. Soon after getting into the vehicle, the man asked her to pull into a parking lot and started to assault the woman and placed her hands in zip ties. She was able to open a door and run to the nearby Taco Bell where the doors were locked because of COVID-19. An employee let her in the restaurant, and the man took off in her vehicle. About 30 minutes later, Yakima Police spotted the vehicle, and a chase started. A Yakima County Sheriff's Deputy joined the pursuit and rammed the vehicle, but the chase continued. The suspect finally stopped the vehicle, pulled out a gun and shot and killed himself.

A Mesa Home Depot employee reportedly saw a person stealing power tools. The person pulled out a knife when confronted by the employee, ran into the parking lot, got into a black Expedition and fled. A witness from the Home Depot store followed the suspect, while others called 911. The Expedition collided with the witness near Higley and Broadway Roads. A detective was in the area at the time of the crash and tried to pull the suspect over, but he did not stop. The Expedition then got onto westbound U.S. 60, where a Mesa Police helicopter followed it into Phoenix. The Expedition continued through downtown Phoenix and eventually made a U-turn, heading toward an officer. The Expedition then turned onto 22nd Street and onto a dirt road where police tried again to stop it but were unsuccessful. The Expedition eventually stopped near 24th and Jefferson Streets where a deputy U.S. Marshal ordered it to stop. The Expedition spun its tires and pushed the officer's vehicle, with the officer standing nearby. The deputy marshal shot and killed the driver.

Fremont Officer Brian Burch fatally shot a man who police said was armed and driving a stolen vehicle. The shooting, which happened a little before 3 p.m. on Highway 84, caused massive traffic backups for motorists and brought dozens of police personnel to the area in marked and unmarked cars, as well as armored vehicles. Details as to what precipitated the killing have been withheld by police.

Police were dispatched to a residence to "assist medical personnel" who were already at the home. Kelly Rooks allegedly armed herself with a firearm and threatened troopers and medical professionals. A state trooper shot and killed her.

A person in a vehicle allegedly fired shots at a deputy from the Harris County Precinct 5 Constable's Office around 3 a.m. Several agencies responded to the pursuit. The chase passed through Houston and Colorado County where authorities said they used spike strips to damage the tires. The driver continued to drive on rims until finally coming to a stop outside of Schulenburg, where he refused to get out. Deputies said the driver continued to flash a handgun and police shut down I-10. Following an hours long standoff, the driver shot and killed himself about 8:50 a.m.

Around 11 a.m., an SUV stopped in the parking lot of the Dahlgren Weigh Station, a woman got out of the vehicle and started running away. The man driving got out and allegedly fired a handgun at the woman. A trooper and a Virginia State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Officer engaged the driver and shot and killed him.

Officers answered a call listed as an assault in progress around 1:30 a.m. Police said they tried using a Taser twice, but it did not incapacitate him. Officers found John Pena Montez on the doorstep of the home, trying to get inside. He reportedly had a knife and was threatening a woman and three children inside. At least one officer tasered him. Montez down the door of the home, went inside and shut the door behind him. Officers went in and reportedly tasered him again. The officer fired two shots, killing the man.

Donovon W. Lynch was shot and killed by a Virginia Beach police officer. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Russell Lindemeyer allegedly took a woman hostage, stabbed her multiple times, and moved to inflict further harm on her when deputies shot and killed him.

Officers responded to a duplex where a person inside the house and officers exchanged gunfire. The man barricaded himself inside. Police later entered the home and discovered a man, 26, and woman, 24, dead from gunshots.

Krys Brandon Ruiz was shot and killed after police responded for a report of a person walking with a gun. The officers involved in the incident have been identified by the police department as Corporal Andrew White and Officer Mauricio Calderon. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Troopers located and attempted to stop a vehicle that was being pursued. Though troopers attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver failed to stop and fled from the trooper.The car entered Blairtown Connection Road before coming to a stop on 5th Avenue West. A short time later, the vehicle began to move forward again, before going down an embankment and coming to a stop. When officers approached the car, they discovered that the driver was found dead.

At 4:30 p.m., a Fleming County deputy attempted to stop a vehicle in which a man and a woman appeared to be involved in a physical altercation, police said. The male driver exited the vehicle and the deputy chased him. Upon catching him, the deputy and the man reportedly struggled, and the deputy shot and killed the man.

Officers came to a home about 9:11 a.m. for a domestic incident call. Pierce L. Flinchum ran into the house when approached by police and barricaded himself inside. Police obtained an arrest warrant for Flinchum on charges of assault and battery and of possession of a firearm as a felon. Police contacted Flinchum by telephone multiple times throughout the day. Police entered the home at about 10:30 p.m. and discovered Flinchum dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.

Deputies were initially sent to Mountain Motorsports about 7:45 p.m. after a 911 caller reported a robbery in progress. When they arrived, one of the deputies encountered Shelby Jean Berkheimer, who was armed and shot and killed her.

Jonathen B. Kohler allegedly drove at officers, and Officer Johnathan Brown shot and killed him.

Around midnight, a person was running away from officers. Anthony Alvarez allegedly showed a gun, and police shot and killed him.

A shooting was reported shortly after 10 p.m. About 25 minutes after the shooting, officers located the suspect vehicle, a pickup truck. Officers tried to stop the truck and a chase began, which ended when the man pulled into a dead-end parking lot. Officers negotiated with the man for several hours. At one point, police said, a shot was fired inside the vehicle, but the conversation between the man and officers continued after that. At about 4 a.m., officers deployed gas to force the man out of the vehicle. Shortly after that happened, the man shot and killed himself inside the truck.

Officers responded about 3:30 p.m. after receiving a report of a man who threatened the reporting party and gestured as though he had a weapon. Upon arrival, the officers ordered the man to do unspecified things, as he walked toward a trailer, but he failed to comply. The man then allegedly turned toward the officers and started shooting at them with a handgun. The officers shot and killed Lance Montgomery Powell.

Steven Ross Glass allegedly threw rocks at his neighbor's door, barricaded himself inside his apartment and fired plastic pellets from a replica weapon at police officers. Police shot and killed him.

Police were trailing a man who they allege had several felony warrants and may have been armed.Two officers approached the man and confronted him.When the man was attacked by a police dog, he allegedly produced a firearm, and police shot and killed him.

Police responded at 7:04 p.m. to a home in Brighton for a well-being check. Police said a caller, James A. Iler, made an alarming statement in a call to police that warranted a visit by police. Three Macoupin County deputies and one Brighton officer responded. Officers spent about 50 minutes talking to Iler, and police said he charged at one of the deputies while armed with a knife. The deputy shot and killed him.

About 5:15 a.m., police shot and killed a woman after officers said she pointed a rifle at them as they responded to a 911 call regarding a man who possibly had a heart attack and a suicidal woman. In addition to the woman who was shot, a man was found dead inside the home.

Officers were called to a home. While attempting to contact the homeowner, officers heard a single gunshot from inside of the home. The house was then evacuated except for the person who was believed to have fired the shot. Police reportedly made multiple attempts to reach the barricaded person but had no success. After several attempts, police used a robot to enter the house. Police said the person was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.

A deputy was dispatched around 10:13 p.m. in response to an incomplete 911 call. When the deputy arrived, they found a man with a gun holding three people hostage. The deputy called for assistance and demanded that the man drop his weapon. The man refused and pointed the gun at the hostages, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Gabriel Casso was running away from two men and toward police when he was shot and killed. An innocent bystander was hit, but it's not clear whose bullets hit him. Nor was it clear whose bullets killed Casso. 22-year-old Kejaun Dehaney and 32-year-old Hassan Maxwell were charged with murder.

Deputies responded to Happy Canyon Road around 6:15 p.m. for a report of a man with a gun. Deputies instructed Yeager to put down his gun. Samuel Yeager did not respond to orders and instead laid on his stomach on the ground, pointed his gun at deputies and began shooting. He was shot and killed.

Days Inn motel staff called the police, saying a man was armed with a knife acting in an aggressive manner. Police arrived at the motel before 3:30 a.m. Jeffrey Appelt reportedly had a knife when an officer made contact with him. The officer fired a Taser at Appelt, who went back toward the motel entrance. A second officer tried to take Appelt into custody as he reentered the motel, but he was able to get away. A third officer pulled into the parking lot, and Appelt reportedly continued to approach while holding the knife. Corvallis Police Officer Daniel Granillo shot and killed him.

About 6:25 p.m., deputies approached a home looking for Juan Carlos Estrada. Deputies ordered him to exit the home over their patrol vehicle speakers. Estrada failed to follow deputies' commands. In the meantime, a sheriff's dispatcher reportedly received a call from inside the home suggesting Estrada was armed with a gun. Estrada exited the home running toward the deputies and their patrol cars, and at least one deputy shot and killed him.

Deputies responded for a domestic violence call shortly before midnight. Upon arrival, they spoke to a 16-year-old boy who said his mother and stepfather were talking in the living room and that his mother's face was bloody. When deputies arrived and moved toward the living room, they observed a man sitting on a sofa with a woman, and she immediately called out to the deputies. The man then pulled out a handgun and lifted it, and deputies fled. A shot was fired followed by a second shot a few seconds later. Deputies then entered the living room, where it appeared that Lester Reed, 41, had shot Shameka Lashon Dantzler, 36, and then himself.

At approximately 10:50 p.m., Birmingham police received a call stating that two people were involved in a domestic disturbance inside a vehicle in North Birmingham. North Precinct officers found the vehicle in the 300 block of 9th Avenue West and pursued it until the driver hit a fence in the 200 block of 9th Avenue West stopping the vehicle. Desmon Montez Ray allegedly got out and confronted officers with a firearm. Police shot and killed Ray.

A crash occurred around 3 p.m. in Buena Vista, and police there responded along with officers from nearby Franklin Township. After a Franklin officer got out his cruiser, Roy K. Jackel Jr. allegedly got in the police vehicle and drove away. Officers pursued the cruiser until it crashed, and an "encounter" between Jackel and police ensued. Police withheld details as to what precipitated the killing, but a Franklin officer shot and killed Jackel.

Following a pursuit and a crash, Iremamber Sykap was shot and killed by police. Five other people who were in the car were taken into custody following the shooting about 5 p.m. One other person sustained serious injuries, while a third had non-life-threatening injuries consistent with a car crash. Those arrested ranged in age from 14 to 22.

The police department determined the location of a stolen 2004 White Ford F-250. The vehicle was found by officers as the pickup reportedly was driven recklessly. Officers pursued when the suspect refused to stop. Police reportedly ended the pursuit, but the vehicle continued to flee until it collided with a passenger car. The three people in the vehicle were not injured. Devin Wyteagle Kuykendall fled the pickup and began running westbound while armed with a rifle. Kuykendall allegedly fired several shots at officers. On the east curb of Court Street, he allegedly approached a vehicle with a door open and fired shots into the air when a Redding officer shot and killed him.

Officer Ralph Pajerski shot and killed Tyler R. Green when Pajerski and his unidentified partner responded to reports of a domestic incident at the residence Green shared with his mother and her boyfriend. Green was reported to be threatening his girlfriend with a knife while he was holding the couple's 2-year-old son. Witnesses said Green was shot at point-blank range while officers and his girlfriend attempted to take possession of the child and the knife.

About 5 a.m. in the parking lot of a condominium complex, officers responded to a call of shots fired and were approached by an off-duty Pentagon Force Protection Agency police officer who said he thought a car was being burglarized. He engaged the men who failed to follow his direction. Dominique Williams, 32, and James Lionel Johnson, 38, attempted to flee in a vehicle from the man with a gun, at which time David Hall Dixon shot and killed the men. Dixon was charged with second-degree murder.

Around 1:55 p.m., Daly City police shot and killed a man. Officers Michael Brennan, Rosa Brenes, Nicholas McCarthy and Cameron Newton shot and killed Roger Allen during a struggle over a replica handgun that Allen allegedly pointed at the officers.

Around 11:30 a.m., a deputy pursued a vehicle on Highway 92, about 5 miles west of Hotchkiss. The sheriff's office withheld the reason deputies were chasing the vehicle. A deputy shot and killed the driver of that vehicle, Paige Pierce. Details regarding the events that precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

About 6:57 a.m., a 911 call alerted police that a man was attempting to steal cars at gunpoint. Officers responded and spotted a man matching the description leave Marathon in a pickup truck and head down Connector Road, police said. The vehicle stopped in a parking lot and the allegedly armed man fled from officers on foot. He attempted to carjack an occupied vehicle at gunpoint in a McDonald's drive through. When that attempt was unsuccessful, he approached a second vehicle occupied by two people. While he attempted to remove the driver from the car at gunpoint, responding officers shot and killed him. He allegedly pointed the gun at officers.

David W. Determan allegedly entered Citizens State Bank with a firearm at 9:14 a.m. When a Stephenson County Sheriff's deputy arrived, Determan reportedly fired his weapon into the air. Determan spoke with police while holding his weapon. Determan reportedly raised his weapon in the direction of officers, at which point officers shot and killed him.

Officers responded about 11 p.m. after receiving a call of shots fired. Officers found a person and vehicle matching the description given by a witness. When they attempted to contact the man seated in the vehicle, police said he was uncooperative and fired at officers, and they shot and killed him.

About 10:30 a.m., two deputies were working at the Salt Lake County Jail complex. They came across a man near the front of the sheriff's office. The deputies made contact with the man. As the deputies approached, the man allegedly began to fire. At least one deputy returned fire, killing him. Both deputies were injured.

Deputies responded to a home for a domestic disturbance.The deputies shot and killed a man. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Around 5 p.m., officers were called to a home. When officers arrived, they found 28-year-old Molly Elizabeth Lillard with fatal gunshots in front of the house. Her husband, Royce Dale Lillard III, was inside the home. Police entered the home around 10:45 p.m. and found the man dead from what police said was a self-inflicted gunshot.

A standoff began about 4 p.m. after DeKalb police got a call about a man "aggressively wielding a knife in a neighborhood. They found Williams standing outside, and he allegedly lunged at officers with the knife, and an officer shot at him. He allegedly lunged again, and an officer shot and killed him.

Officers called to Mount Carmel St. Ann's Hospital, where the person was being treated after passing out. The person had warrants out for their arrest for domestic violence and weapons under disability. Police shot and killed him around 2:20 p.m. Police withheld details as to what precipitated the killing.

Officers responded to a report of someone possibly armed with a gun at Austin-East Magnet High School around 3:15 p.m. Upon arrival, officers found Anthony J. Thompson Jr. inside a school restroom. Officers ordered the student out, but he failed to comply. A struggle began between officers and Thompson Jr., during which the student's gun reportedly was fired. Police shot twice. One bullet wounded a KPD officer, and the other killed the child.

Keith Robert Tafoya was shot and killed by police at the conclusion of a lengthy standoff that began with a call for domestic violence and shots fired at state troopers. After several hours of negotiations, Tafoya came out of his home and raised a gun at police.

Around 12:52 a.m., three patrol officers responded to a domestic disturbance call. Upon arriving, Thomas Andrew Bunde came out of the home and reportedly pointed a handgun at the officers and verbally threatened them. Two officers shot and killed him.

Westminster police responded around 6 p.m. to reports Raymond Quintana was at the Edgewood Apartments. They reportedly tried to negotiate with him, but communications broke down around 11 p.m., and officers forced their way into the apartment. Once inside, they found a man suffering from a single fatal gunshot, which they said was self-inflicted.

About 12:40 a.m., deputies responded to reports of a man suffering from a mental health crisis. Family members said Marcelo Garcia suffered from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. When the deputy arrived, he was met at the front door by Garcia, who was armed. The pair moved into the street as Garcia allegedly refused to drop his knife. The deputy reportedly attempted to use his Taser on Garcia, who was still armed with his knife, and then shot and killed him.

Around 2:58 a.m., deputies from the Aroostook County Sheriff's Office responded to a 911 call on Scovil Street in Mars Hill. When they arrived, an armed confrontation occurred outside a home, and a deputy shot and killed Jake Wood. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Police arrived at a home as part of a welfare check at 1:16 p.m. They found a 64-year-old woman dead, and her body showed signs of strangulation and multiple blunt force injuries. Police identified two people who they wanted to find for questioning. Around 10:30 that night, the Gallatin County Sheriff's Office joined several other agencies in a chase of the suspected vehicle. The two people in the vehicle left on foot near the intersection Highway 287 and Highway 191. Police heard two gunshots shortly after the suspects had entered the wooded area. Ultimately, Henry Porter, 22, and Erika Miller, 28, were found dead near Duck Creek.

DeKalb police were called about 4:15 a.m. after a man shot a female relative while having a mental health crisis. Officers were eventually able to remove the injured woman, along with other relatives, from the home, and she was taken to a hospital. Around 9:30 a.m., the man was discovered dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot."

Officers received a call at 2:30 p.m. about a vehicle driving the wrong way on the terminal roadway. When the driver got to Terminal B and ran into police, he jumped out of the car and started shooting. Police shot and killed Joe Gomez.

Officers responded to report of a domestic dispute involving a man who authorities say shot into a vehicle carrying his two children, ages 3 and 5, and their mother. As officers were speaking with the victim, police said they observed Roderick Inge driving in the area and chased him. After a short car chase, Inge ditched his vehicle in a parking lot and ran into a wooded area. He was found in a wooded area, and allegedly produced and fired a handgun as officers approached. The officers shot and killed him.

Officer Sauvage stopped a blue pickup truck around 11:27 a.m. Police said the vehicle came to a stop and Sauvage made contact with the occupants. When the officer opened the driver's door, the front seat passenger fired a handgun. The officer was struck on his hand, but he shot and killed the two occupants in the front--Sammie Joe Barbosa, 33, and Alex Anthony Garcia, 25--and wounded a woman in the back seat.

About 9:30 a.m., officers were dispatched to a suspicious circumstance involving a weapon. The call was for a white man pointing a gun in the park. Officers reportedly used both a less-than-lethal launcher, which shoots a 40-millimeter round and also a standard firearm in the encounter. Two officers fired less-than-lethal rounds, and one officer, Zachary DeLong, shot and killed Robert Douglas Delgado.

Various agencies responded at 8:43 a.m. to a call of a disturbance in a residential community called Aristocrat Ranchette. A female caller had reported to 911 that a man armed with a gun was threatening to kill her and preventing her from leaving the house. When officers arrived, they found Smoky Lynn Crockett, outside the house and ordered him to drop his weapon. After several more minutes, officers shot and killed Crockett. Police withheld information regarding what precipitated the killing.

Police said around 3:30 a.m. officers responded to a call of a suspected car prowling near South Cannon Street. A victim reported a white man broke into his vehicle, and Vadim A. Grishchuk pointed a gun at him when he went to confront him. When officers arrived, Grishchuk pointed the gun at police after they gave him orders and allegedly fired a shot, then Officer Brandon Roy shot and killed him.

Officers responded to a domestic disturbance call around 10:10 p.m. after Larry Jenkins fired a gun in his apartment. Jenkins was shot and killed after he allegedly pulled a gun out of his pocket after being tasered at least twice.

Officers responded to a call about an attempted carjacking about 1:30 p.m. Responding officers later found Ryan Oneal Williams, who allegedly pulled a gun when one of the officers approached and ignored repeated orders to drop the weapon. The officer shot and killed Williams.

Officers found Bradley Olsen driving a vehicle with stolen plates when he subsequently crashed. Officers soon received a report that the he was involved in a carjacking. Officers pursued the carjacked vehicle, and Olsen allegedly fired at pursuing officers before crashing the vehicle and continuing to shoot at police, who shot and killed him. Officers Dan Anderson, Brent Murray, Paul Oelrich and Chris Walswick fired their guns.

Around 1 p.m., a Dothan officer attempted a routine traffic stop on a vehicle due to it not having any tags. While speaking with the driver, the officer noticed a firearm in the vehicle, and the driver left the scene before the stop was finished. At least two police chased the car, but when the driver exited the vehicle, he had a handgun. Officers reportedly attempted to use a Taser to incapacitate the suspect who shot an officer in the left leg. The officers shot and killed Doward Sylleen Baker.

Around 9:38 p.m., officers were sent to Valero for a man acting "weird." The man reportedly started fighting with officers and was taken into the primary responding officer's vehicle. Antonio Cantu allegedly got out of the police vehicle, took out a semi-automatic firearm, and shot at officers. The officers shot and killed him.

Brian DeLeon allegedly shot and killed a man in a shed. The victim's wife shot at DeLeon, and DeLeon allegedly shot at arriving police who shot and killed him.

A man in a mental crisis reportedly stabbed an officer in the leg with a knife before police shot and killed him. The officer was also shot in the hand by another officer.

Officer Nicholas Reardon shot and killed a girl who appeared to be charging at another girl while holding a knife during a fight reported outside a home. Reardon fired four shots, killing Ma'Khia Bryant.

Around 7 a.m., police received a call about a white man who was hitting cars with a metal pole. Officers shot and killed him. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Police found a vehicle with no license plate and attempted to make contact with the occupant who was inside. The driver fled, but his car got stuck on a curb. The driver exited that vehicle with an AR-15 rifle, placed it under his chin. As the man was crossing the parking lot of a Phillips 66 gas station, he spotted a person pumping gas and began walking toward them. One of the officers reportedly tried to shock him with a Taser. One of the officers from CSPD then shot and killed him.

Around 8:20 p.m., officers received multiple calls of shots being fired, with one caller alerting them that at least one person had been shot. Officers arrived to find Edward Robbesom and a woman in front of a home. The woman was lying on the ground with signs of distress, and the man allegedly was holding a gun. Police ordered Robbesom to lower the gun, but he failed to comply, and one of the officers shot and killed him.

At 2:37 p.m., a man allegedly rammed the squad car of two officers officers who were responding to another emergency call. Richard Solitro reportedly exited his vehicle and appeared to be wearing body armor as he approached officers who had also exited their squad car. Solitro had his right hand hidden behind his back, counted backwards from three and then moved his arm forward, and police shot and killed him.

According to police, Officer Christopher Royer made a vehicle stop for a white Mercedes and ran the plate, but it did not match the vehicle description. The driver of the vehicle was cooperative, but a passenger got out of the passenger side with two butcher knives and rushed at Royer who shot and killed him.

David Arseneaux, 63, was holding a .40 caliber handgun while struggling with his wife, Lisa Arseneaux, 62, and pointing the weapon at her. Harahan officers tried to convince David Arseneaux to drop the weapon and release his wife. Arseneaux repeatedly pointed his gun at his wife. David got into a shootout with two Harahan police officers who shot him several times. Police said Arseneaux shot and killed his wife.

Following a murder during which Llewellyn Gill allegedly killed his wife, police pursued Gill into neighboring Maryland, where he shot and killed himself and crashed the vehicle.

Officers tried to stop a reportedly stolen vehicle about 9 p.m. A man failed to yield, went off road and crashed through a fence on the embankment. He fled on foot, exchanging gunfire with police, and he and a police dog were killed.

Barry K. Stewart allegedly shot two people to death inside BridgeView Real Estate Services, where Stewart was formerly a real estate agent. A state police officer saw Stewart's vehicle in the town of Dickinson, and attempted to pull the vehicle over. Stewart drove off the roadway and reportedly shot and killed himself.

Deputies were sent to the area of Rawhide Avenue and 170th Street East around 8:30 a.m. regarding an armed man. It was not immediately reported if he used the gun, but he allegedly pointed it a people. At least one deputy shot and killed Alfredo Aceves. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Police got a call around 7:50 a.m. about a domestic dispute at a home. Jason Pinyan allegedly went into the house and got into a fight with a man and woman there. Pinyan left before police officers arrived. Police went to a home in Bonaire, where Pinyan had been staying. Police saw Pinyan holding a rifle through a window, backed off, took cover, and let a negotiator take over. Officers heard a gunshot from inside. When deputies went into the house they found Pinyan dead from a single gunshot wound.

Officers made contact with the driver of a black 1999 Infiniti, Dalton Lee Buckholz, at 10 p.m. Two officers shot and killed him. An unidentified 20-year-old male passenger of the vehicle also was shot and wounded. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Nicholas Jones fatally shot himself during a police pursuit in Hollywood after scaling a fence and being shot at with a Taser by an LAPD officer chasing him. The officer reportedly fired his Taser at Jones after he saw the man drop and then pick up a handgun. Jones reportedly shot himself in the head moments later.

Police received a call from Jacob Alexander Griffin's mother saying her son was perhaps suicidal. Police responded and found Griffin living in a homeless camp in the woods behind the Goodwill. As officers tried to negotiate with Griffin, he shot at them, and they shot and killed him.

At 6:18 p.m., Anthony Williams' neighbor called 911 after his partner went to the neighbor's house seeking help. She told the neighbor Williams was intoxicated, threatening suicide and shooting a gun in the house.Officers Chris Wall and Josh Clift were both in the backyard when they spotted Williams, who allegedly had a firearm in his hand. Police shot and killed him at 6:55 p.m.

Deputies were called to a home around 9:30 a.m. for a report of a family dispute, resulting in gunshots being fired. When deputies arrived, they found evidence of a shooting and learned that the man had barricaded himself in a tent on the property. When the man stopped communicating with police, deputies dismantled the tent where they discovered that the man had died from a self-inflicted gunshot.

Police were searching for an alleged kidnapper and double-murder suspect, Eric Smith. Smith was killed he exchanged gunfire with officers. Police also shot and killed the baby La'Mello Parker.

Central Intelligence Agency and Federal Bureau of Investigation officers responded to a "suspicious vehicle" outside of the CIA headquarters in McLean, Virginia, around 6 p.m. Roy Gordon Cole emerged from his car with a gun. Cole was shot and killed.

At approximately 4:51 a.m., the Camden County Sheriff's Office was executing a drug-related search warrant. Police forced their way into the home after their knocks and calls went answered. Upon entry, there reportedly was an exchange of gunfire between deputies and Varshawn Lamont Brown, age 46, and Latoya Denise James. Police shot and injured Brown, and James was shot and killed.

Police and fire crews were called for a report from a man claiming his brother had shot his mother and that the gunfire was continuing. Three officers knocked on the door, but when they began to enter the home, the caller opened fire, injuring Officer Brian Sherman. Officers retreated from the home. The gunman, Salman Mohamed, followed them outside. Aaron says officers attempted negotiations with him, but they failed. Mohamed shot and killed himself in the driveway of the home.

Matthew Robert Long had barricaded himself inside his Corvallis residence for some 58 was found dead by a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a robot forced its way into the home.

Around 10:30 p.m., dispatchers got a call about an argument between a man and a woman at the Sierra Inn Motel. During the incident, the man allegedly pointed a gun at the woman's head. The suspect left before deputies arrived. A search started, and the man shot a deputy who was interviewing the victim. Police started searching the apartment complex. Eventually, the man emerged from an apartment holding an elderly woman hostage with a gun. Officers shot and killed Mark Aitulagi Lavea and shot and wounded the hostage.

At 3:54 a.m., officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle. The two officers approached the vehicle to speak with the two occupants. The driver exited the vehicle, while the passenger moved into the driver's seat and allegedly attempted to flee. One of the officers contacted the driver, the other officer tried to stop the fleeing vehicle. The new driver accelerated away while the officer, still inside the vehicle with the driver, continued to order the driver to stop. The vehicle entered the Interstate, into the oncoming traffic lanes. The officer shot and killed the driver and reportedly stopped the vehicle along the side of the Interstate.

Deputies responded to an assault with a deadly weapon call at 7:21 p.m. and learned that a man had struck another person with a crowbar during an argument. When deputies arrived, they found the man in a nearby field still in possession of the crowbar. Deputies reportedly fired a Taser at the man after he failed to comply with commands, but it was ineffective. The man allegedly advanced toward one of the deputies with the crowbar in his hand, and a deputy shot and killed him.

Police were dispatched to a home around 8:15 p.m. in reference to a domestic disturbance involving a shooting. Upon arrival, officers encountered Adonis Traughber who reportedly came out of the home and fired shots. Officers shot and killed him.

Around 8:20 a.m. officers attempted to contact a homeless man. The officers approached the man while the other city employees stayed behind in the patrol vehicle. The homeless man began walking away before allegedly turning around, pulling out a handgun and pointing it at the officers, who shot and killed him.

Jeffrey Mark Murray shot and killed cyclist David "Whit" Oliver, 44. Officers found Murray's vehicle on Verdae Boulevard, and stopped the vehicle at the fire department. Murray stopped and got out of his vehicle armed with a firearm and there was an exchange of gunfire, and Murray was shot and killed.

Officers were serving a search warrant at an apartment. One officer was shot and killed, and a second officer was shot and wounded. Police killed Edward Zamora Giron.

Shakeela Imonai Johnson was reportedly fleeing from a domestic incident in Henrico County and shot herself to death when police tried to stop her car.

Police were called to a "violent" incident in an apartment in the Via Lugano community just after 10 p.m. When police got to the apartment, they saw a man was armed, and they shot and killed Christian Castro.

Around 5 p.m., a person was reportedly barricaded inside a vehicle and shot at a deputy, who was not hit. The man allegedly shot and killed himself.

Adrian and Hector Murillo were being followed by undercover officers, who asked for a traffic stop to be done in Ellis County by uniformed police. The brothers took off, and police pursued. During the chase, one or both men allegedly fired at pursuing officers. A constable from Hill County got involved in the pursuit and was shot and wounded. Adrian and Hector's vehicle crashed after an officer used his or her vehicle to disable the car. Adrian and Hector continued to exchange gunfire with officers Eventually, Adrian and Hector gave up. Adrian was killed.

Deputies responded to a call to remove an intoxicated and out-of-control family member from a residence on Radar Hill Road around 3:25 p.m. Multiple deputies were confronted by a man carrying a long gun. The man reportedly leveled the gun in the direction of police and ignored commands to drop the weapon, and the officers shot and killed him.

Deputies responded to a 911 call for somebody breaking into a home on Blue Fish Lane. Deputies encountered a man who ran away from the home and into the woods behind it. The deputies followed the man, but at the wood line, Jeffrey Bruce allegedly turned around, wielding a knife and charged toward a deputy, who shot and killed him.

Officers were dispatched around 6:30 p.m. to an apartment complex on a report of an armed suicidal person. Monolito Ford had reportedly fired at least one shot into the air before police arrived. Three officers responded. The officers encountered Ford, who was armed and began walking toward the officers. After officers ordered him to stop, he reportedly pointed his gun at officers, who shot and killed him.

Police were searching for a murder suspect. When they went into Brian Timothy Dunne's apartment, he shot and wounded four officers, and he was shot and killed.

Officers responded to a call around 6:45 a.m. where there was an apparently suicidal person with a gun. Stephenson placed the call. Stephenson told dispatchers that he was armed with a gun and wanted to confront police officers. Three police officers showed up to the Grandview park and saw Stephenson from a distance. The teen allegedly aggressively approached officers with a gun. Two of the officers shot and killed him.