Deandrea stole a car, fired bullets into a former girlfriend's home, and led police on a chase that reached more than 100 mph before being shot and killed by officers on Interstate 81, police said.

Deputies and emergency medical technicians went to a woman's home shortly after 7 p.m. to investigate a complaint from a relative in Maryland who was concerned she might commit suicide, police said. The woman agreed to let them take her to a medical facility for help. The woman asked to use the bathroom. When she got into the bathroom, she produced a Ruger 9 mm semiautomatic handgun and pointed the gun at the officer, who shot her three times, killing her.

Three deputies approached a Lexus SUV with two males smoking marijuana. When the driver refused to obey police orders and attempted to drive away, officer pursued him through a mobile home park, boxed him in, and fatally shot him. The passenger also sustained gunshot wounds. Police refused to disclose the driver's name.

Police found Jeremy Scott Glenn dead in an upstairs bedroom, after officers fired tear gas canisters into the home, police said. Officers had been seeking Glenn for several weeks to serve him with six arrest warrants, including two for trafficking in a controlled substance while armed.

Randall Allen King abducted his 9-month-old son, Landon R. King, in Harlan County and then killed the infant and himself while fleeing police on U.S. 23 in Pike County, state police said.

After a bank robber, a chase and a running gunbattle, Phillips was shot and killed.

Brad Fogerty shot and killed Matthew Fisher who he was pursuing over possibly driving while intoxicated. Fisher got out of the vehicle with a modified .22 rifle and was shot and killed.

Police were called to a residence by a 2:30 a.m. 911 call from the boyfriend of Stewart's sister, reporting a wanted and armed man in the house. Stewart had neglected to return to prison from a work-release leave. Responding officers found Stewart uncooperative and armed with a box cutter. He was shot to death.

Leonardo Vega Gomez, 18, reported by the LA Times, died after being shot in Bell Gardens, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

According to GPD, Garland threatened himself, then officers, with a pistol. Officers fatally shot him.

An unidentified man reportedly committed suicide during an eight-hour standoff with police. The standoff began around 3 p.m. when police responded to a call from the man's wife, who said he'd made statements about suicide. Police said they never had any communication with the man during the standoff. Pepper spray gas was introduced into the residence at around 7:30 p.m., police said. Officers later entered the bedroom and found the man dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Edwards, a car insurance salesman who had been fired from his job the day prior, killed himself, more than six hours after storming into his workplace, firing a handgun and taking a woman hostage.

Officer James Ella shot and killed an unnamed man who allegedly threatened them with a hand weapon/knife.

According to DPD, Gibson resisted arrest when officers tried to arrest him for smoking a marijuana cigar in public. During the struggle, Gibson drew a .38-caliber derringer. He shot and wounded an officer. Officer John Roberts shot at Gibson three times, hitting him twice. Gibson died at the scene.

An officer shot Bradley J. Spiker several times when he allegedly reached for a 9 mm pistol from his waistband. At around 11:45 p.m., Spiker was reportedly acting unruly in the parking lot outside the Caseyville Inn, a bar on North 89th Street. According to police, officers had tried to subdue Spiker with a Taser before one officer opened fire, but weren't successful. Spiker was pronounced dead at a hospital.

Jacquez fled on foot following a hit-and-run. A police officer ordered him to stop. Jacquez reportedly turned and pointed a gun at the officer, who fired one shot. Jacquez died at a hospital later.

Henry Reeves was shot and killed when police came to his house to check on a suicidal man. When police asked him to show his hands, he pointed a shotgun at them and was shot and killed.

Officer Peter Grignon was investigating a hit-and-run. When he was talking to two teenagers, Travis Ballard shot and killed him before shooting and killing himself.

An officer had been attempting to serve a warrant for failure to pay child support to Michael Johnson, when Johnson ran for his car, parked nearby, and pulled out a pistol. Johnson shot and wounded an officer and was shot and killed.

Omar Hurtado was shot once by LAPD officers in 2005. He became paraplegic and developed subsequent health problems. He became unresponsive on Dec. 5, 2008 and was transported to the hospital, where he died

Oxford had suffered from mental illness since the age of 17, and had been diagnosed as a schizophrenic. With his condition deteriorating, "short-tempered and demanding", threatening to torch his parents' seaside house, his father gave him an ultimatum to get help with a deadline of 3/30. On that day Oxford barricaded himself in his bedroom, forced a confrontation, and was fatally shot.

Officer Wayne Deoden shot Alexandro Rodriguez when he allegedly pulled a pistol on him during a struggle following a pursuit.

Officer H. Diaz responded to a complaint about an armed, intoxicated man laying on a lawn. In Spanish, Officer H. Diaz asked the man, Mejia, what was going on. Mejia said that he wanted to commit suicide because his family had disowned him for raping a 12-year-old girl. Mejia got up and took a walk down the railroad tracks nearby. An officer armed with a riot gun shot Mejia multiple times with pepper rounds. Mejia fatally shot himself.

Police shot and killed Jose Laniez-Ortiz following a short chase when he allegedly threatened officers as they approached.

An officer shot and killed Larry F. Winkler, 56, a Thornton water department employee, after he pointed a rifle at the officer, who had entered his mobile home.

A Yukon was being pursued for speeding when it was boxed in by police. Police said the driver aimed the vehicle at them, and he was shot and killed.

Wanted in Sacramento as a suspect in a gang-related killing, Manyfield returned to Georgia and a mother he hadn't seen since he was nine years old. Together they were detained at a roadblock. Manyfield was tasered, attempted to get control of the Taser, and revved his engine as he and his mother both struggled with officers. Although unarmed he was fatally shot.

A suspect sprinted away from a traffic stop on a white Taurus, and police followed for perhaps 10 minutes. The man is said to have stopped abruptly, turned and held a gun on pursuing officers. He was fatally shot. Police did not release his name.

Detective Tony Morales said the incident began when an officer spotted a car with stolen license plates and the driver sped off. It ended in the apartment parking lot after the suspect pulled into a parking space. Two officers got out but Morales said that's when the suspect accelerated toward their patrol car. Fearing his partner would be crushed, Morales said Sgt. James Gallagher fired, killing Leyva.

Spencer Lamont Johnson, 31, reported by the LA Times, died after being shot in Green Meadows, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Daniel L. Shipley was shot and killed when he refused to lower a handgun he pointed at police, police said. Police had been called to a complaint about shot fired inside a building.

Yurish had broken into his estranged wife's residence and was holding a knife to her throat, when he was fatally shot by state troopers.

Stehr was suffering from muscular dystrophy and under the influence of alcohol and drugs and was found dead after a two-hour standoff with police, police said. Officers responded after receiving a call that Rodney Stehr, 37, had assaulted his mother and forced her out of the home.

Officers went to a house on Plymouth Place to serve a probate order on James Blade Jr., who had been ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. Blade didn't want to go and opened fire on the officers who had gone inside the house, police said. Officers fired tear gas into the house, but Blade refused to give up and crawled under a blanket, wedging himself between some mattresses and a wall. He also shot out some of the attic windows to disperse the spray. Blade fired shots at officers and shortly thereafter jumped out the rear third-floor attic window while still firing at officers. Police returned fire and killed him.

Homeless, drunk, unarmed, and nicknamed "Mr. Magoo" for his thick glasses, Williams was shot and killed by a state trooper outside a Detroit bar. Troopers were assisting Detroit police. The trooper was charged and acquitted of murder, then turned and filed a successful $500K wrongful prosecution case against the city.

An unnamed man reportedly committed suicide after a nearly 36-hour stand-off with police in Forest Knolls.

An unnamed man died after a shootout following a police chase and crash.

Romaine encountered police in a maroon Chevy Lumina. What started as a traffic stop developed into police discovering Romaine's outstanding warrants. When he crashed into a parked car, Romaine (according to police) first used his car as a weapon then pulled out a handgun. He was fatally shot. Police destroyed the Lumina in defiance of an order from a federal judge.

A 911 call was placed at about 4:30 p.m., stating that Daniel Scott was suicidal and had cut his wrists. Family members said Scott was unarmed, mentally ill, and had locked himself in the basement of his home. According to police, officer Martin Seibert went inside and told Scott to show his hands, but he refused. Scott allegedly said he had a gun, reached into his waistline and motioned as if he were going to fire a gun. Seibert shot and killed Scott.

Larry Travis was fatally shot outside his home about 11:30 p.m. He was killed by a 27-year-old officer who answered a disturbance call and said Travis started to reach for a pistol in his waistband. Travis' weapon turned out to be a BB gun that resembled a .22 caliber pistol.

A deputy had been sent to investigate reports of a man blocking traffic and acting strangely. When he arrived, he found McClure on the side of the road and pulled over to talk to him. When Deputy John Delgado left his patrol car, McClure pulled out a 10-inch-long knife and threatened the deputy. A witness later told deputies Delgado pulled out his gun and repeatedly told McClure to drop the knife and back away. McClure continued to advance and Delgado fired when McClure got to within arm's reach.

An overnight shootout that a deputy wounded and a suspect dead.

Tony M. Jenkins allegedly began stabbing Jewell L. Hatcher, whom he'd been holding at knifepoint, when he was shot and killed by Officers Kerry Haywood and Dan Ingram.

Robert S. McFadin reportedly wrestled away officer Thomas Quartucci's gun, beat the officer with it and then shot himself inside a police station. At about noon, McFadin had turned himself in for a domestic dispute at a fast-food restaurant earlier that day. After a short interview, Quartucci placed McFadin under arrest. McFadin allegedly wrestled Quartucci's handgun from his holster and beat him repeatedly in the head. Quartucci escaped to a library next door while McFadin remained inside. A short time later, officers from surrounding counties entered the building and found McFadin dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

After a nine-hour standoff, Chaffin was shot and killed in his neighbor's yard.

Officers confronted Paul Trigger after receiving hangup 911 calls. He was shot and killed because he refused to drop his gun.

Barber abducted his 9-year-old son at gunpoint and holed up in his Alexandria home. After a 20-hour standoff, Lewis W. Barber, 48, walked out onto his front porch and waved his gun at police. They shot and killed him.

Gonzalez was one of three young men in a Nissan Altima under surveillance as possible gang members. After a traffic stop Gonzalez quickly switched places with his wife, who had been driving, then drove the car toward officers. He was fatally shot. After the incident the other two men confessed to prior crimes including a home invasion, armed robbery, and a killing.

Two men fought in a front yard, for reasons unknown, and the 50ish homeowner fired a shotgun. He retreated inside. When local police arrived they engaged in a four-hour standoff. The man emerged once or twice with a handgun. At about 10 p.m. he brought out the shotgun, fired at the entrenched officers, and was fatally shot in return. Police didn't release his name.

Isaac Chapa reportedly shot himself following a pursuit.

Deshawn Smith was shot and killed during a struggle with Officer Perry Galvin. The circumstances precipitating the killing were withheld by police.

Larry Don Tripp was shot and killed at 4:28 p.m. Tripp rammed a Kern County sheriff's patrol car into a tree with his truck and disobeyed officer commands. Kern County Deputy Victor Garcia and CHP officers Vaughn Cain and Bryan Hefner all shot and killed Tripp.

Officers shot and killed Anthony William McElroy inside a movie theater when he allegedly confronted them with a knife after a short foot pursuit and attempted carjackings.

Police shot and killed an unnamed man who allegedly resisted arrest and tried to flee an undercover drug buy. At about 8:15 p.m., police said a detective was conducting the buy in a strip mall parking lot with officers from the Major Case Assistance Team nearby. According to police, the officer had completed the transaction and identified himself as an officer when the man resisted arrest and fled eastbound on 47th with the officer still inside the vehicle. The chase ended a few blocks away after police vehicles rammed the man's car. Police would not confirm whether the man was armed, who fired first, whether there were shots fired within the vehicle or who shot the officer in the hand.

Armed with a fake handgun, Tallas reportedly robbed Guaranty Bank and used a Frontier motorhome as a getaway vehicle. Trailing smoke from a crushed dye pack, Tallas led officers on a low-speed chase that ended in a neighborhood, where Tallas stopped the motor home and pulled down the curtains. Five to ten minutes later, Tallas exited the vehicle with the fake gun pointed at officers, who fatally shot her. She appears to have left a loaded .357 Magnum in the vehicle.

Pine Bluff police officer Michael Sweeney shot and killed Robert C. Larker, a burglary suspect, after he—flushed from a warehouse on the city's west side—tried to kill officer Travis Goforth with that officer's gun, police said.

Andrew Wayne Cornish allegedly threatened an officer with a knife as police were searching his home during a pre-dawn drug raid.

Bryant was shot twice in a botched drug arrest by a plainclothes member of Hartford's "Violent Crime Impact Team" working with a BATF special agent. The officers observed Bryant and companion Brandon Henry together in a car, and perceived a weapon and drug activity. Bryant was killed with two shots to the head; Henry wounded. The Hartford officer was criminally charged although acquitted. The DOJ opened a civil rights investigation and other national attention. And the city settled with Bryant's family in 2012 for $1.625M.

Four officers shot and killed Joel Farias Jr. when he allegedly fired at police near a jungle gym at John Muir Park.

Hearst was the tenant in a building recently sold to an NYPD officer. When the off-duty officer dropped by to collect rent, an altercation broke out. Witnesses said construction worker Hearst was the aggressor. He was fatally shot three times. The officer was acquitted of manslaughter.

Patrol Officer Ryan Shinn found Hector Rodriguez near his sister's house after a domestic dispute in which Rodriguez' brother-in-law was stabbed. Shinn said that during a confrontation, Rodriguez hit him in the face with a vase, and Shinn shot him in the shoulder. Rodriguez died on Aug. 26, 2015, while serving a 12-year prison sentence related to these incidents. The medical examiner ruled his death a homicide, from "the gunshot wound he sustained in 2005 in combination with other medical conditions."

Two Branson officers shot and killed an unidentified man when he allegedly pointed a gun at them after kidnapping a woman in Hollister and leading police on a car chase. Hollister police had requested the help of Branson police at about 7 a.m. after the man reportedly entered a home, took a woman hostage at gunpoint and drove toward Branson. Also responding were the Taney County Sheriff's Office and the Missouri Highway Patrol. According to police, the man tried to ram a patrol car, then fled on foot after officers disabled his car with spike strips. Police tried unsuccessfully to subdue the man with a Taser. The man ran into the Carson's Country Court mobile home park and crossed the Branson city limit into the county. The man hid behind a large tree and pointed a handgun at the officers, who then shot him.

Riverside County District Attorney investigator David McGowan murdered his wife, Karen McGowan; three children, Chase, Paige and Rayne McGowan; and mother, Angela McGowan, before killing himself.

Riverside County District Attorney investigator David McGowan murdered his wife, Karen McGowan; three children, Chase, Paige and Rayne McGowan; and mother, Angela McGowan, before killing himself.

Riverside County District Attorney investigator David McGowan murdered his wife, Karen McGowan; three children, Chase, Paige and Rayne McGowan; and mother, Angela McGowan, before killing himself.

Police were serving a narcotics search warrant and allege that Randolph was fleeing with a gun when they shot him to death.

Vega's niece, her husband and their 14-month-old son had had to retreat to the second story of their house as Vega raged below on the ground floor, she reported to police on a 911 call. When police arrived in mid-morning Vega would not relinquish his loaded rifle or obey police commands. He was shot to death and died at the scene.

Late in the morning police responded to a disturbance at a grocery store. They found Williams, unarmed, at first simply uncooperative then physically struggling with the officer, forcing him into the storefront window and grabbing at his gun hand. The officer managed to fire one shot into Williams' stomach before his gun jammed. His death attracted a large outraged crowd.

Near midnight on a Saturday night an off-duty local officer was called to a report of shots fired at a nearby apartment complex. The officer encountered Monroe, gun in hand, just after Monroe had shot and wounded a longtime enemy. He was fatally shot in the head. The officer was later exonerated as defending himself.

Police stopped Casey and his friend, Richard Collins, on Abercorn Street after the car was suspected of racing, according to police. The men were placed in separate patrol cars as officers searched their Trans Am. But Casey escaped and drove off in the marked patrol car. Police found the missing police cruiser and Casey the next day at the Magnolia Villas apartments. Officers chased Casey into the woods behind the AMF Savannah Lanes, a bowling alley on Tibet Avenue. Knight arrived to find Casey pointing a gun at Patrolman Robert Caulford. Casey had wrestled the gun away from Caulford, along with his baton. He had already pepper-sprayed the officer. Knight shot and killed Casey.

Police were called after Leopoldo Tijerina started harassing people in the parking lot of a grocery store. Officer tried to stop him with a Taser, but the device didn't work, and Tijerina yanked it from the officer's hand. The officer then pulled out his baton and hit Tijerina twice, but Tijerina took it from him and acted like he was going to hit the officer. The officer then took out his handgun and fired 14 times, killing him.

Officer Samuel Smith shot and killed Jesus Ramirez because police said Smith feared for his life when Ramirez put his hand inside his sweatshirt during a struggle; later police accounts alleged Ramirez reached for another officer's gun.

An officer was investigating a stolen car. When he followed the car into a driveway, shots rang out, and the drive was killed.

Officers John Rowe and Jason Brannon went to Ball's residence to serve a warrant for unlawful possession of a firearm and parole violation. Officers found Ball standing in a closet with a rifle and told him to give it up. Ball, covered in blood, fell down. A meth lab was found in the residence. Texas Ranger Ronnie Griffith investigated.

When pulled over for a traffic violation Yazid gave an incorrect name, and there was a verbal altercation and a physical struggle. Two officers tried to Taser him with no success. Yazid tried to drive off, and was said to have aimed the vehicle at one of the police. He was shot dead. Eventually Yazid's family received a $200K wrongful death settlement.

A deputy shot Demone Edward Cook in the back when he allegedly grabbed another deputy's gun during a foot chase following a reported shoplifting.

Elderly Booker, with bad eyes and hearing, leveled a shotgun at officers in a late-night no-knock drug raid at his residence and was shot dead. His 41-year-old son was the target of the raid.

After his pregnant wife called police after a domestic dispute, Rodriguez-Sobrino greeted responding deputies with a knife in each hand about 1 a.m. on a Saturday morning. He was tasered, with no result other than him advancing on the deputies again, then fatally shot.

Deputy Matthew Hunter shot and killed Brian Scott Lewis after Lewis allegedly took his baton and refused to submit to a pat down.

Officer Christopher Gray shot and killed Kevin Michael Fortney after Fortney allegedly threatened him with a knife in a field off West 16th Street.

Oswego police chief Dwight Baird and officer Rebecca Hayes shot Henry Rossbach after he allegedly came at them with a knife. At about 1 p.m., Rossbach walked from the Council Court Motel to a parked squad car on the Aurora-Oswego border. With a knife, Rossbach allegedly shattered the driver's side window. The officer called for assistance and stepped out of the car. Rossbach retreated to the motel, where at least 18 officers from several agencies confronted Rossbach outside. Rossbach reportedly became more aggressive and advanced on the officers. The officers shot him when he allegedly refused to drop the knife. Rossbach was pronounced dead at a hospital. This was reportedly the first such shooting in Oswego's history.

William Benny Jones was shot and killed by police after firing on them. The reason for the initial police interaction was not disclosed.

Sergeant Duffy, Officer Charles, and Officer Schaufler were investigating a robbery when they shot and killed Erin Dermody as they tried to kill their suspect, Edward Nunn, who apparently had a pellet gun.

Deputy Jay Slaton Jr. fatally shot Bryan L. Long, who was reportedly having a psychotic episode and was trying to flee in the deputy's car.

Officer Scott Fuller responded to a reported stalking at about 5:20 p.m. and saw Jack L. Ball's Mercury Cougar hit the caller's Ford Explorer in the Showcase Cinemas 53 parking lot. According to police, Ball approached Fuller's car and reached inside, so Fuller sprayed him with Mace. Fuller then either got out of his car or was pulled out, police said. Ball allegedly knocked Fuller unconscious, took Fuller's gun, got in the squad car and drove into the Ruby Tuesday parking lot. When he saw that he couldn't get through, Ball reportedly turned around, saw another police car coming and shot himself with Fuller's pistol. Police said that squad car video cameras did not capture the alleged altercation between Fuller and Ball.

Deputies Lucas Gaytan and Ronald Wright shot Alvie Allen Dorsey when he allegedly pointed a gun at them as he tried to hide in an attic.

Banks demanded more than the $40 that undercover Officer P.S. Weido had just paid him for cocaine. Banks threatened to shoot Officer Weido, pointing an object at the officer from inside his trouser pocket. Officer Weido shot Banks fatally in the stomach. The object was a piece of wood. As no cocaine was found on Banks's body, HPD characterized his intent as robbery, not drug-dealing. Officer Weido had served for 15 years.

After an extended car chase, a hostage taking, car thefts (including an Arizona DPS vehicle) and the theft of a gun from an Arizona DPS vehicle, a man got out of his car, pointed his gun at police and was shot and killed.

Robbery suspect Richard Gooding ran from police trying to question him and opened fire at the pursuing officers on 126th Street, police said. At least 25 shots were exchanged, before Gooding was shot and killed. Police said five shots came from Gooding's .380 semiautomatic and 20 from the guns of five officers.

Williams's wife, Raymona, complained about a domestic disturbance at their residence. Officer Fuller responded. Raymona and Chelsea Bishop greeted him from the porch of the residence. Williams walked to the front door, shot Raymona in the back of the head, then tried to shoot Bishop. Officer Fuller shot at Williams, who retreated back into the residence. Other officers entered the residence, fired gas canisters at Williams, then fatally shot him.

When trying to initiate a vehicle search, the suspect pulled a gun and the officer shot and killed him.

Miguel Angel Carlos, 27, reported by the LA Times, died after being shot in Lynwood, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Toby Whelchel committed suicide inside a Wal-Mart as police closed in after a 16-hour rampage during which he killed three people, fired shots at several others and beaten five people.

Jefferson Parish sheriff's deputies fired 110 rounds at three unarmed teenagers in an stolen truck when the driver allegedly tried to run over an officer, killing the driver, Antoine Colbert, and injuring his passengers.

Following up on a relative's call, Champaign County deputies arrived at a rural home to check on an elderly woman. McMorran greeted them at the door. He said the woman was bedridden and that he wanted to make sure she was dressed before they came into the house. Moments passed as the deputies waited outside. Then, they heard a single gunshot. The man had shot himself. The woman had been dead for some time.

Deputy Sheriff Roger Lynch, 51, responding to a domestic complaint, and Joseph Calender, 48, armed with a semiautomatic rifle, handgun and magazines of ammunition were killed in Calender's home.

Officer Carlos Jauregui shot Lavell Terran "Rico" Proctor after he allegedly hit an unmarked patrol car with a stolen Chevrolet Blazer.

Dexter was stopped for drinking beer in public. Officer drew gun and ordered Dexter to put his hands on the hood of the police car, but Dexter's baggy pants started slipping. "Please let me pull my pants up," Dexter pleaded, according to a witness' sworn testimony. "Don't move!" the officer yelled. He reached to pull up his pants, the officer fired four shots into Dexter's back and head.

McCourt, according to his wife, was off his meds. On a Tuesday afternoon he drove his pickup truck spray-painted with the words "Police Academy 7" to the county courthouse and screamed profanities. When he pulled a silver and pink toy gun from his pants, he was shot to death by a deputy.

Hwang, named in six felony warrants, drove through a traffic stop conducted by US Marshals, Tarrant County deputies and Fort Worth police officers. He lost control of the vehicle and slid to a stop. Two officers and a deputy approached the vehicle. Hwang pointed a gun at them. They fatally shot him.

A suicidal man - sought on federal charges in connection with an international child pornography investigation - died after a shooting confrontation with police in Tempe. The shooting occurred at an apartment complex, where police responded after the man dialed 911 and said he was going to kill himself. Police said the man came out onto his second-floor balcony at least twice and fired shots from a handgun. SWAT officers stormed the apartment. Police said the man grabbed a gun and when he pointed it at police, at least two officers fired. The man then pointed his gun at himself and fired. The man died at the scene. It wasn't immediately known whether the man died of a self-inflicted gunshot or from shots fired by police.

After a three-county, high-speed chase Rory Christopher Crawford shot and killed himself in Georgetown County.

CHP officer Richard Schwemmer shot and killed Cody Dorman during an altercation at a Chiriaco Summit Chevron station.

According to police reports, soon after being pulled over near the intersection of South Pleasant Valley Road and Quicksilver Boulevard, a scuffle between Rocha and Officer Julie Schroeder took place. Rocha was shot in the back at point blank range. Schroeder's testimony was that she used lethal force to protect Officer Sgt. Don Doyle and herself from a taser, which she argued Rocha could have used. Witnesses said that he was on the ground face down, unarmed, with Officer Schroeder's knee in his back when he was shot.

Two deputies shot and killed Israel Ruiz Hernandez when he allegedly pointed a gun at them after they confronted him behind Big 5 Sporting Goods in La Quinta.

Officer Robert Brown was after a detective driving by noticed a man walking around a nearby drugstore carrying what looked like a weapon inside a nylon sack, police said. As soon as Brown stepped out of his car, Robertson pointed his gun at the officer, who fired multiple rounds at the man. Robertson ran 20 to 30 yards, threw down the sack containing the loaded gun and was caught by police. He died minutes later.

Mills had a history of mental health issues and lived in a boarding-house. This evening something had upset him—he put all his clothes in a garbage can, and wouldn't come out of his room. His supportive uncle was called. Mills ended up attacking him with a knife, then violently resisted local police after they'd been called. He ended life naked, tasered, and shot four times in a hallway.

A trooper pulled over Harriet for speeding, who apparently admitted to drinking out of a visible bottle of Seagrams in her car. The traffic stop degenerated into a physical struggle that Harriet was winning, beating the trooper with his own baton, until he drew his service weapon and killed her. Her blood alcohol was three times the legal limit.

Andrew Chung was under guard inside the University Hospital emergency room in Newark when he was shot and killed after he grabbed one officer's gun and pepper-sprayed a second officer, police said.

Decatur officers fatally shot Fortner, who shot at Decatur officers.

Precinct Four Constable's Deputy Allen Hartman conducted a traffic stop on a black Lincoln LS driven by Hall. Her passenger, Chaderick Duane Moore, was wanted in connection with an armed robbery. Someone in the vehicle shot and wounded the constable. Hall drove away. Authorities pursued the vehicle for two miles, shooting at it as Hall, Moore or both shot back. Hall was fatally shot at some point near Lake Houston Parkway. The Lincoln stopped. Moore was arrested. A bag full of jewelry was found in the Lincoln.

Michael Taurman shot and killed himself on Interstate 64 in Warrick County after leading police on a chase through Southern Indiana, police said. They were chasing him after an alleged road rage incident in which he allegedly shot at another vehicle.

Donna Ann Morrow is shot and killed at Sunset Road and Burns Avenue by Henderson police after pulling a sawed-off shotgun out of a suitcase and pointing it at them. Police were responding to a report that Morrow had fired a shot into the trailer of her ex-boyfriend, who was not home at the time.

Sines's mother called in deputies because her son threatened their family with a shotgun. Responding officers arrived in the mid-afternoon and shot Sines to death when he refused to drop his weapon. One of the officers participated in the raid and killing of Daniel Vail in January 2013.

Modesto Soto, who was reportedly wanted on suspicion of spousal rape, shot himself in the head after he was cornered by police.

Officers shot and killed David L. Green after he allegedly threatened them with a handgun after they entered his home to search for drugs. According to police, officers went to the home at about 6:10 a.m. with a search warrant, looking for materials "associated with cannabis and controlled substance violations." Green allegedly confronted officers with a gun when they entered his bedroom, and they shot him when he didn't drop the weapon.

Driving a stolen pickup and without a license, Porter was chased by police and ended up stuck on railroad tracks in an industrial parking lot. A local officer stepped up to the pickup and fatally shot Porter once, in the head, because the officer thought he saw a gun. There was no gun. Lingering controversy followed the case: witnesses contradicted the police narrative, Porter's father was sent to prison for hiring a hitman to kill the officer, and county reviews stretched on for nine years.

Officer Phillip Bozarth shot Ricardo Morales Carbajal—Bozarth's fifth fatal shooting—when Carbajal allegedly reached for a gun.

Holding an unidentified woman with a gun pointed at her neck, Rodney Demone Pitts, 33, of Greenville, S.C., was killed, minutes after he robbed a Banks Crossing Waffle House, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.

Bruce Alan Smith, 44, reported by the LA Times, died after being shot in West Hollywood, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Lawrence James Richardson, 23, killed his pregnant cousin and one of her three children during a police standoff. He died as a result of a gunshot wound he received during a struggle with police.

Lawrence James Richardson, 23, killed his pregnant cousin and one of her three children during a police standoff. He died as a result of a gunshot wound he received during a struggle with police.

Police responded to a 911 hang-up call from a home near 47th Avenue and Poinsettia Lane. Police said officers entered the front door, which showed signs of forced entry. They were confronted by a 30-year-old man, identified as Dean Braudrick, who was holding a rifle. Officers Chris Holcomb, 33, and Tom Hitaffer, 43, shot and killed the suspect.

Two officers had been looking for the man to question him about a stolen car when a struggle began and he pulled a handgun on them. He was shot and killed.

Deputies shot Robert Herrera when he allegedly pointed a weapon at them.

Ricky Dale Biggs and David Wayne Perry, bank robbery suspects from Tennessee, shot themselves to death, after leading police on a high-speed chase from Indiana into western Kentucky.

K-9 officer Chris Cooper shot and killed Jeremy William Carter when he allegedly reached for a handgun.

After an alleged crime spree, Joseph Esposito led police on a high-speed chase, then precipitated a standoff on top of a parking garage before shooting and killing himself.

An officer shot and killed Camilo Stuardo Morales after a stop for a bicycle violation apparently turned into a shoot-out.

Wade fatally stabbed his wife and tried to do the same to her children. He left the scene in a 2004 Dodge pickup. Troopers conducted a traffic stop on Wade. He refused to leave the vehicle. Some time later, Wade shot himself fatally in the head.

Johnny Alfred Padilla, 26, reported by the LA Times, died after being shot in Willowbrook, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Lt. Andrew McNally and Deputy John Patrick Oliver Yost stopped a woman wanted for arrest on a misdemeanor warrant at the Double Kwik store. When they found her, she was talking with Kirby Willis, 39, of Kingsport, and Bruce Willis, 50, of Norton, as they sat in a Chevrolet Tahoe. As McNally and Yost prepared to arrest the woman, Kirby Willis pulled the Tahoe up close to McNally's cruiser. The officers stopped Kirby Willis, who smelled of alcohol. They got him out of the Tahoe, but he became agitated and would not cooperate with a sobriety test. Kirby Willis broke free, got back in the Tahoe and ended up fighting with McNally and Yost. The vehicle started moving with both deputies partially inside. McNally saw Yost's feet start to go under the vehicle, and he fired three shots, striking both Willises and Yost. Kirby Willis was killed.

Durham's "Selective Enforcement Team" responded to an apartment complex parking lot where Fudge was armed and holed up in his car. He'd had a 1:45 a.m. loud dispute with another man, fired shots, then was briefly chased by police only to loop back into the parking lot. Finally Fudge made a threatening gesture and was shot to death.

Jose Raul Pena, on drugs, took his 19-month-old daughter Suzie Pena in his arms as a human shield during a two and a half hour gun battle with police. Both were shot to death in the office of his used-car dealership. SWAT team members expended some 250 rounds during the incident.

Police were following McCoy because they'd gotten a tip that he planned to rob a bank. Robert Coffman shot and killed him when he felt threatened by the unarmed man. Bank tellers had apparently told the SWAT team he claimed to be armed.

Police said Jerry Stephens was wanted for parole violation, criminal confinement, and shooting at police. Indianapolis police officers tried to arrest Stephens, who ran, and police with dogs cornered him in a shed. Stephens shot a dog, and police shot and killed him.

Officer M. Grogan responded to a complaint that Olivarez was holding a woman against her will at a Quality Inn Hotel. Officer Grogan confronted Olivarez at the hotel pool. Olivarez ran. Officer Grogan pursued. They tripped and fell in the parking lot of Bill Miller Bar-B-Q. Officer Grogan stood up. Olivarez drew a handgun. Officer Grogan slapped it away. Olivarez backed away and continued to aim the handgun at Officer Grogan. Officer Grogan fatally shot Olivarez.

John Bartolett was shot and killed by a police sniper during a police standoff that began as a domestic disturbance call when he allegedly pointed a gun at police.

George Albert Marquez, 22, reported by the LA Times, died after being shot in Bell Gardens, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Reggie Marvel died during a 6-hour standoff with deputies. Shortly after 5 a.m., deputies responded to a 911 hang up call (a woman called an ambulance from next door soon after). When deputies arrived, Marvel barricaded himself inside the house with a shotgun, reportedly threatening to kill himself. Family and deputies tried to negotiate with Marvel through an open window, but he reportedly shot himself one time at about 11:20 a.m. Coroner James Lee pronounced Marvel dead at the scene.

Richard Burton was shot and killed after leading a sheriff's deputy on a chase. Authorities say the suspect refused to pull over and after a short pursuit, took off on foot with the deputy giving chase. He was shot and killed by a Shelby County sheriff's deputy in the backyard of his parent's home.

James H. Temple shot and killed a Franklin Parish sheriff's deputy, then was shot and killed by deputies who had been called because a crop-duster said the man had shot at his airplane. Temple shot at four deputies when they told him to put down his weapons, killing Sgt. Regelio "Roy" Gonzales, 47, and grazing Sgt. Brian Linder, police said.

Officer Thomas Gibbons, 25, shot Jimmy Jordan, 30, because was he threatening him with a knife, police said.

Escobedo made an early-morning 911 call saying he'd taken cocaine and was suicidal. The police response escalated quickly into a "Crisis Response Team" and SWAT raid on Escobedo's 7th floor apartment complete with tear gas. Escobedo failed to put down his gun, and he was shot to death.

Jaime Castilia Hernandez saw three men break into his neighbor's Ford Expedition. Hernandez called both police and his son, Officer Noe Hernandez, his across-the-street neighbor. Jaime shot over the heads of the men with a 12-gauge shotgun. One man may have pointed a weapon at Jaime. Jaime shot at him. Officer Hernandez responded, wearing a badge and raid jacket, and told the three men to surrender. One of the men, Lopez, pointed a gun at Officer Hernandez. Officer Hernandez shot Lopez fatally in the head. Officer Hernandez, of the Northeast Patrol Division, was sworn in December 1994.

Robert Noble Craig, 36, reported by the LA Times, died after being shot in West Carson, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Lt. Michael Kopecki saw a naked, agitated man. Lampkin allegedly reached into the patrol car's window, got both hands on Kopecki's gun, and was shot and killed.

An officer attempted to pull over a truck with a headlight out. The vehicle did not stop. Officers later spotted the truck in the parking lot of the Super 8 motel in Nevada. Two officers responded to the parking lot. When one of the officers got out of his car, Wallace quickly started driving toward him. The officer fired five shots at Wallace, killing him with a shot to the shoulder.

According to reports, an off-duty Detroit officer was eating at an east side Universal Coney Island just before 2 a.m. when two men allegedly attempted to rob him. Gunfire broke out, leaving one of the men dead, and the officer and the other man wounded.

West Milton police officers Russell Walker and Todd Cooper shot Sowry after he came at them with a bread knife at his house. His mother called police because she was worried about him because he was despondent over a breakup.

Jim Burhani said that Dolan and another woman stole four 18-packs of beer from his League City convenience store, Corner Spot, then drove away. They abandoned their vehicle after they were found and pursued by officers. Dolan fled to an apartment complex, then pointed a gun at officers. HPD Officer K.W. Rogers and League City Sergeant P.R. Odin shot Dolan. She died at Ben Taub Hospital.

Luis Calvo shot and killed his wife in her sleep and then committed suicide when police arrived.

Trooper Joel Huff was looking for a suspect involved in a non-injury accident about nine miles north, police said. A man was headed for the welcome center at a rest area when Huff tried to restrain him. Huff shot and killed him when he pulled out a gun. Ricky Dale Biggs was a fugitive wanted for armed robbery in Tennessee.

An unidentified man reportedly killed himself during a standoff. At around around 5:30 a.m. police had responded to a home where a man was threatening to harm himself. Police set up a perimeter and the tactical team brought in an armored vehicle. About 2 hours later, police said they found the man dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound by the side of the house. Police said the man's body hadn't been found earlier because of the perimeter and lack of light.

Police responding to a domestic violence call were met by a man with a knife, whom they shot and killed.

Don Ray Gotto, 49, reported by the LA Times, died after being shot in Covina, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Harrison exchanged gunfire with local police near a housing project at 12:45 a.m. He'd been sought for firing a gun and evading arrest a few days prior. In this encounter the officer was seriously wounded and Harrison was shot dead.

Officers responded to a complaint that Hines had held a woman and children at gunpoint. Hines fatally shot himself.

Manzo was approached by deputies about a stolen car. He ran and was shot once, because deputy claimed he was armed. His sister, who witnessed the killing, said he was unarmed, but the killing was later declared justified.

About 11 p.m., Officer Annaliza Anderson arrived at an alleged assault outside a home and found a man beating a 64-year-old man with a shovel. The attacker, whose name was withheld, dropped the shovel and ran, and Anderson followed. When the officer caught up with him, he picked up a pole and turned toward her. The officer reportedly told the man to drop his weapon, but he refused and walked toward her in a threatening manner. Anderson fired one shot, fatally hitting him in the head.

At about 7:45 p.m., Jack was shot three times by officer Mark Highbaugh and died later that month from her injuries. Jack was reportedly visiting Highbaugh at his apartment. Highbaugh claimed he shot jack in self-defense. Highbaugh was charged with manslaughter and pleaded guilty.

Officials released few details about the fatal shooting of Jamaica-born Toronto cook Brooks in a drug sting operation, except to say Brooks expected to buy $80K of marijuana, that the two suspects were surrounded and ordered to the ground at the climax of the sting, and that the shooting officer felt threatened. Brooks had been unarmed.

A deputy shot and killed Armando Quintana Aguilar in an exchange of gunfire during a raid on a marijuana farm near Los Gatos.

An unidentified man was apparently trying to commit suicide when police killed him.

Clint Edward Updyke, 26, reported by the LA Times, died after being shot in Lancaster, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Police shot and killed Anthony Senter after he allegedly beat a man during a home-invasion robbery, fled in a vehicle and then ran a patrol car off the road.

Police were called because Strobe attacked a carpenter with a shovel. When they arrived, he was cutting himself with a knife, clearly hallucinating. He was shot and killed when he threatened a deputy who'd fallen.

According to HPD, Officer H.M. Wagner stopped a blue Suburban. Newman exited the vehicle and shot at the officer. The officer shot back. Newman drove away. He and the officer shot at each other as the officer pursued. Newman stopped his vehicle and fired one more shot. The officer approached the Suburban. Wagner was dead, shot through the head. The shooting was recorded by the HPD Public Affairs Division, but did not appear in documents sent to Fatal Encounters.

Officer Fletcher Stone shot Olo Runyomi Awotundun, who allegedly had just robbed a bank and was tried to drive over the officer after a chase into a senior-citizen complex.

Bisulca confronted two county officers responding to a disturbance call. Threatening them from his porch with a shotgun, he was killed by return fire.

Lee was drunk" that night and couldn't hear the two police officers ordering him to drop the knife.When Tae-Lee didn't drop the knife, officers fired once, injuring him. He turned and began moving toward the officers, who shot him four more times.

An officer shot and killed Joel Soto Campana when he allegedly physically confronted the officer, who was responding to a report of a domestic disturbance.

Police said Rowles carjacked a minivan, robbed a bank and after crashing the van, pointed a shotgun at police, who shot and killed him.

Brian Dennehy, 28, was shot and killed after firing at Officer Jason White at the Waterford Apartments complex, police said. Dennehy was a suspect in the killing of his grandfather, Bernard Dennehy, whose body was found outside a tire shop in Oklahoma City.

Deputy Matthew Peterson shot and killed Govanni Florez Martinez after he allegedly refused to follow orders and began driving toward the deputy.

Police shot and killed Michael David Mingee after he allegedly pointed a gun at officers who surrounded his vehicle in a parking lot.

A Jasper County Sheriff's Department deputy and Indiana State Police troopers responded to a call of an intoxicated man, Messer, at a Wheatfield convenience store. As police were headed to the convenience store, they received information that Messer had wrecked his vehicle in a ditch, after which he fled the scene in the vehicle. License plate information led responding officers to Messer's home. originally reported that while Messer was at his residence he entered and exited the home several times carrying a shotgun with him. He was shot and killed. The shotgun was unloaded despite the fact that police originally reported he fired first.

Hemphill pulled a gun on a neighbor and then on deputies who responded. He was shot and killed.

Steven Michael Jones, 39, reported by the LA Times, died after being shot at between 1st & 2nd streets, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.