Police shot and killed Jose Cazares during a brief standoff that began after the man allegedly threatened to kill a 15-year-old girl, police said.

Culpeper County Sheriff's deputies shot and killed Eric Clark during a traffic stop, as he brandished a shotgun, police said.

Bryson Hennigar allegedly was driving his police cruiser in emergency status when he crashed into and killed Willys Fritz, who was driving a pickup truck out of the Quillin's Grocery Store parking lot and allegedly failed to yield.

The bodies of Capt. Rick Moore and Westminster City Clerk Amanda Jensen were found in Moore's apartment after police responded to a 911 call.

Louisville Metro Police Department said they were not chasing, only following, this vehicle, which, when it crashed, killed Isaiah Basham, 18, and Lexi Gray, 16.

Jesus Ramirez, 23, and 17-year-old Lorenzo Ramirez died after crashing into a concrete pillar following a north Houston high-speed pursuit. The chase started as police investigated a 1 a.m. crash after which the brothers fled without stopping to exchange information, police said.

Damond, in her pajamas, went to the patrol car's driver's side door and was talking to the driver. The officer in the passenger seat shot Damond through the driver's side door. She had reportedly called 911 because she thought she heard noises behind her home. The officer was later guilty of third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter.

Police responded to a domestic violence call around 2 a.m., police said. When officers arrived, they started chasing the man, who led a pursuit for 10 minutes around the neighborhood. The man got out of the vehicle and ran a block away at Hadden Avenue before officers shot and killed him.

Police were called to a fight between brothers. One cooperated, and one, Keith Wade, fled. After a chase in a car he stole at gunpoint and a foot chase, he brandished a handgun and was shot and killed by police.

A Mill Creek police officer apparently ran over a person in the road while pursuing a driver who was speeding, police said. The person had been thrown from the vehicle when it crashed.

Oklahoma Highway Patrol Lt. D. Heath Meyer had laid stop sticks in Moore when troopers Rodney Rideaux and Clint Painter came up the interstate in pursuit of Dangelo Ladon Burgess, 28. The troopers, attempting to avoid the stop sticks, struck one another. Painter's vehicle then struck Meyer, killing him. Burgess was arrested that night. While Burgess reportedly said he fled because he was driving without a license, the reason police attempted to stop him apparently were not reported. Burgess was found guilty on the charges of murder and endangering others while eluding law enforcement, and not guilty on possessing marijuana and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.

Candy Esther Rosario, 25, was reportedly involved in an altercation with Ramiro Bravo Ramirez at about 4:25 p.m., police said. As Rosario ran across White Horse Road, Ramirez reportedly shot her. When the deputies confronted him, he began shooting at them, and the officers returned fire. It was later determined that Ramirez died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Officers were dispatched to the Grover Beach home around 10:30 p.m. for reports of a man causing a disturbance. When they arrived, two officers approached the man who was brandishing a pipe with a rope attached.. Police tasered the combative man, and then shot and killed him as he advanced upon them.

An officer was conducting a traffic stop which turned into a narcotics investigation. The driver was Ladarius Dontrell Jackson. As the officer was searching Jackson's vehicle, the two reportedly got into a fight. Jackson escaped the officer's initial restraint, which led to a foot pursuit. The officer tasered Jackson, killing him.

At the beginning of a four-hour standoff, Anthony Garrett shot himself in the head. It was not apparent whether it was intentional.

James Gerald Davis was shot and killed by a Dillon County Sheriff's deputy, but little other information was released.

A man was wanted for questioning in connection with a drug search warrant conducted earlier that day. The man fled in a vehicle while the detectives pursued. The man stopped the vehicle in a field and fled on foot. Police found the man walking west on Earl Road with a handgun. As police approached, the man ran a short distance before stopping and allegedly shooting at the officers. A gun battle ensued, and the man was fatally shot.

Deputies arrived at a home on Rice Road to investigate a domestic disturbance. Scott reportedly showed up at the home, parked behind a cruiser and started cursing and being belligerent while still in his vehicle. Chief Deputy Wesley Popp tried to calm Scott down. Scott then allegedly pulled out a handgun. Popp shot and killed him.

A trooper was westbound on Route 228 when an oncoming vehicle, driven by Joseph Hufnagel, crossed the centerline while negotiating a curve, lost control and struck the police SUV head-on, killing Hufnagel.

After a carjacking, a police chase and a gunbattle, Randy Engstrom was killed by Walworth County Deputy James Soneberg and Delafield Police Officer Daniel Bloedow. Apparently, he had no clothes on.

Police observed a burglary in progress and contacted the Frederick County Sheriff's Office. The Howard County police officers were instructed to conduct a traffic stop on the suspect's car. During the traffic stop, the suspect car rammed a Howard County police car and drove in the general direction of officers who were out of their cars. Two officers fired, striking and killing Cody Mitchell. The woman driver was arrested. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police described Kareem Ali Nadir Jones' behavior as "erratic," and he was walking between cars, looking for a few children who had thrown rocks at his girlfriend's sister's car. Police said Jones did not comply with officers' commands to get on the ground, and he was shot and killed by Officers Samuel James and Marc Johnson. He had a handgun, and Police alleged that he was reaching for it when shot.

Two women were assaulted at the Biscayne Apartments, police said. One of the women called police. When officers arrived, the man involved in the assault rammed a police car and sped down Old National. Police caught up with him and tried to pull him over. He refused to stop and led police on a chase that ended when he lost control of his vehicle, flipped over and crashed into a utility pole, killing driver Tremaine Rumph.

Police responded to Burbank Boulevard after receiving reports of a man in his 50s armed with a gun. The man was threatening to kill himself, police said. Police blocked off part of Burbank Boulevard and evacuated the area during the standoff. Eventually, the unidentified man shot and killed himself.

Two Maryland state troopers were off-duty and working security at a 24-hr. restaurant. One trooper shot and killed a man who may have been in a gunbattle moments before who allegedly pointed a gun at him. Michael T. Ward Jr. and Jaquan M. Griffin were killed. The trooper allegedly killed Ward. Moments later, Griffin staggered into the restaurant from the parking lot and collapsed on the floor and two friends took him in their car to Peninsula Regional Medical Center.

A five-hour standoff at the Rolla Post Office ended with a postal worker dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police received a 911 call about a domestic disturbance at a residence. Ryan Allen Probst confronted two officers as soon as they arrived, and he fired several shots, and he was shot and killed.

The Putnam Sheriff's Office received a 911 call about a man who had cut himself in the neck and was armed with a knife at a house. A deputy and police officer found the man still armed and bleeding from the neck, according to police. After shocking him with a Taser, he was shot and killed as he advanced upon police.

Officer Phillip Barker fatally struck James Michael Short, 28, around 3:20 a.m. Three marked CMPD patrol cars were heading to a wreck on East Stonewall Street when Barker hit Short, police said.

Police said a trooper responded to a single-car accident on the westbound side of the interstate and found "a female lying on the westbound lanes of I-40, armed with a firearm." Medlin was driving a GMC Yukon XL when she veered off the road and crashed into an embankment. The Highway Patrol and the Johnston County Sheriff's Office withheld most information about the circumstances that led to the crash and shooting. Trooper J. L. Taylor and sheriff's deputy Taylor Davis shot and killed Medlin after she allegedly shot at them.

Brian Easley created a standoff situation in a bank, claimed that he had explosives, took hostages, and held police off for three hours before he was shot and killed by police. He was found to have no explosives.

A Clarksdale police officer was responding to an emergency call when his patrol car collided with another car, police said. The driver of the other car, Travis Williams, was killed, and a child in the car was injured.

After a chase and the use of tire-pop sticks, Jesus Cervantes crashed and was shot and killed by Officers Gerald Baker and Derek Hartmann when he reached for an object.

An Evangeline Parish sheriff's deputy responded to a report of an attempted burglary. The deputy arrived and made contact with DeJuan Guillory. Police said an altercation occurred between the deputy and Guillory. Guillory was shot and killed.

A trooper tried to stop a car for speeding, but the driver sped away. The trooper discontinued the pursuit as it neared the Casper city limits. The driver continued into the city and crashed into a pickup at an intersection. The collision killed both people in the car and injured three people in the pickup, including two children. The two people in the car were identified as 39-year-old Douglas Arthur, who was driving, and 34-year-old Lyle Tsinnijinnie.

A trooper tried to stop a car for speeding, but the driver sped away. The trooper discontinued the pursuit as it neared the Casper city limits. The driver continued into the city and crashed into a pickup at an intersection. The collision killed both people in the car and injured three people in the pickup, including two children, one of whom, Lillian Dorman, 3, died. The two people in the car were identified as 39-year-old Douglas Arthur, who was driving, and 34-year-old Lyle Tsinnijinnie.

Deputies chased Jonathon Coronel with a warrant for a probation violation. According to witnesses, officers caught up with him, and Deputy Christopher Villanueva shot him as he lay face-down on the ground. He was not armed.

Deputy was called to a home after receiving a report of a domestic disturbance. Shortly after arriving at the home, the deputy called for assistance. The deputy shot and killed Edwin J. Esker, who advanced upon them with a running chainsaw.

Police started searching for Jamie Huskey, after he allegedly pistol whipped his sister and fired a shot into the wall of her home, police said. Deputies found him at a McDonald's and had a gunfight near the restaurant's bathrooms, police said. Huskey was killed by Sequoyah County Sheriff Larry Lane and Chief Deputy Charles House.

Gabriel Magulias, 20, and Spencer Stuckey, 17, were allegedly fleeing police in an SUV when the car crashed into pedestrian Scott Thomas Waldrup, 30, killing him and them. The SUV's driver, 17-year-old Jerry Chambers Jr., was charged with three counts of murder. Minutes before the crash, Chambers, Magulias and Stuckey were involved in a gang-fueled drive-by shooting that injured two people just outside of City Market, police said.

Gabriel Magulias, 20, and Spencer Stuckey, 17, were allegedly fleeing police in an SUV when the car crashed into pedestrian Scott Thomas Waldrup, 30, killing him and them. The SUV's driver, 17-year-old Jerry Chambers Jr., was charged with three counts of murder. Minutes before the crash, Chambers, Magulias and Stuckey were involved in a gang-fueled drive-by shooting that injured two people just outside of City Market, police said.

Centerville police said there was a stolen-car chase that ended in Cody Ray McCray being shot and killed.

Donald Martin fired at police several times and made suicidal comments before a police tactical unit officer shot and killed him, police said.

A Federal Heights police officer shot and killed a fugitive parolee--who officers believed was armed--when he refused orders to surrender and attempted to flee.

Two officers from the Chanute Police Department responded to a welfare check on Travis Moore. Officers located Moore sitting in a chair on the deck behind the house, holding a handgun to his head. For more than 10 minutes, officers attempted to calm Moore and repeatedly ordered him to drop the gun. One of the officers attempted to incapacitate him with a Taser, but it failed to subdue him. Moore leaned forward in his chair and fired one shot into his head, killing himself.

Deputy John Clary shot and killed Douglas West when he greeted officers responding to a domestic disturbance with a gun.

Police and the Spokane Valley Sheriff's Office responded to a domestic violence incident. A Spokane police officer was the first to arrive. Within a minute of arrival, officers heard gunfire. Two officers shot and killed Daniel Craven, who allegedly brandished a handgun.

Holden Austin Gorka allegedly tried to hijack a helicopter with a gun. He hopped back over the fence at the sight of an officer and was fatally shot after a chase into a nearby field.

A man accused of fatally shooting an East Bay gas station worker, Mohammed Ataie, 57, died several hours after being shot by a responding police officer.

Colorado State University Police officers responded to a report of a threatening man. Fort Collins Police Services officers arrived to assist. When officers contacted the man, police said they found him armed with a knife and Fort Collins police officer Erin Mast and Colorado State University police Cpl. Phil Morris shot and killed him as he advanced upon them.

A man knocked on the door of the McCleary Police Department, and when officers answered the knock, the man told him he'd ingested "too much methamphetamine" and needed medical help. He fought with medical personnel and police and ran onto a highway before being tasered and eventually shot and killed.

Officers responding to a call of shots fired in the Lawndale neighborhood ended up in an "armed confrontation" with Quintec Locke in a gangway and shot him to death, according to police.

At least two people allegedly stole a car from the Shell Gas station on Buford Highway. They were Alston Wade Spence, 28, and Andrea Allison, 38. The victims called the 911 and moments later a Forsyth Sheriff's Office K-9 unit patrolling Buford Dam Road saw the stolen 2003 Nissan. Spence was reportedly driving. When the deputy tried to stop the Nissan, Spence fled down Buford Dam Road into Gwinnett County. Spence took a curve incorrectly and drove over the double-yellow lines and began driving on the wrong side of the road, police said. He hit an oncoming car, and Allison was ejected from her seat and died. Spence is facing nine charges including felony vehicular homicide, fleeing or attempting to elude police and driving on the wrong side of the road.

Deputy Derek Signorelli shot and killed Chet Knuppel during a foot chase after the pursuit of a stolen car out of Fort Collins. The officer shot Knuppel when he allegedly reached his hands behind his back.

Police responded to a call about a man walking in the median of Interstate 40. When an officer made contact with Richard Sparks, Sparks reportedly became combative. A second officer arrived, and the two were able to place Sparks on the ground and get him into handcuffs. A short time later Sparks was dead.

Police said Aaron Bailey fled from a traffic stop and led police on a brief chase that lasted about a minute and ended when the car crashed into a tree. Officers Michal Dinnsen and Carlton Howard fired multiple rounds at the car, killing Bailey. Police alleged that they thought Bailey was reaching for a weapon.

Marietta-Cobb-Smyrna Narcotics Division was attempting to execute a search warrant at the Liberty Pointe Apartments when Joel Gatu Muturi allegedly drove a vehicle in the direction of an officer. He was shot and killed.

Two South Pasadena officers were serving an arrest warrant when Marco Cardoza was shot and killed, as he pointed a replica handgun at officers.

Michel Beal, 43, had a warrant out and didn't want to be pulled over by the officer, and he allegedly fled through city streets for more than a mile and ran a red light on Pacific Highway East, crashing at high-speed into a Nissan Maxima that had just turned onto the street from Alexander Avenue, killing Janice Porcher.

Rodney L. Cole was shot and killed after attacking an officer with a screwdriver at a medical office in Nashville, police said.

Taylor Clark, an off-duty Chicago police officer, was being pursued by police before being killed in a crash that also killed Chequita Adams.

Officers went to some apartments to investigate a domestic violence incident involving a man trespassing there. Officers Bryan Gaitan, 33, and Shane Wheeler, 34, shot and killed Jason Magana Herrera after he resisted arrest and pointed a handgun at officers, according to police.

Off-duty Chicago police officer Taylor Clark was being pursued by police before being killed in a crash that also killed Chequita Adams, police said. The Civilian Office of Police Accountability recommended that Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson fire Chicago Police Officer Jamie Jawor for not using the lights and sirens on her police vehicle as she and her partner were pursuing Clark. Chicago taxpayers will spend $4.9 million for Adams' wrongful death.

Michael Lloyd's step-son called police, saying Lloyd was threatening to harm him and his mother, as well as himself. After an eight-hour standoff, Lloyd shot and killed himself.

Kouts police Officer Brock Moore, 24, was eastbound on Ind. 8 approaching the area of Baums Bridge Road. Robert Lindsey, 45, was northbound on Baums Bridge Road in a Buick. Police said Lindsey failed to yield the right of way to the police car and entered the intersection. The Buick was struck on the driver's side by the police car, killing Lindsey.

After a shooting and a standoff with a hostage, George Tillman was shot and killed by police as he fired at police.

Lawrence Heyward was shot and killed by police after an armed robbery of a convenience store and a chase. Heyward allegedly fired on the officer.

Christopher Michael Murray was driving a stolen car and tried to ram into officers' cars on Highway 45 South. Police said deputies got the truck to the side of the road. Murray resumed driving in the direction of officers, when he was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Following a carjacking and a chase, Lane County officers shot and killed Cameron Ollman, who allegedly had fired upon them.

Emily Fatzinger and Eric Messick were found dead in a home they had broken into while running from police. Police entered the home after a day-long standoff. Some reports said Messick shot and killed Fatzinger before shooting himself.

After fleeing a traffic stop, Giovonni Joseph-McDade allegedly drove in the direction of an officer and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.In April 2021, the city of Kent has agreed to pay $4.4 million to the family of Giovonn Joseph-McDade.

Donald Ready shot himself as officers were getting ready to serve an arrest warrant at his home. There were several charges including unlawful sexual contact with a child.

Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies shot and killed Armando Garcia-Muro when their bullets bounced off the ground as they opened fire on an aggressive dog, sheriff's officials said.

Brandon Lukenbill was shot and killed during an altercation following a lengthy pursuit involving a Vernon County Sheriff's deputy. Lukenbill reportedly reached for the officer's gun during the struggle.

Brandon Harold, 25, Ivory Washington, 2, were killed when a vehicle with stolen plates was fleeing Louisiana State Police crashed. Kenneth Davis, 21, was behind the wheel shot and killed himself after the crash.

Brandon Harold, 25, Ivory Washington, 2, were killed when a vehicle with stolen plates was fleeing Louisiana State Police crashed. Kenneth Davis, 21, was behind the wheel shot and killed himself after the crash.

Police received a complaint that an ATV was traveling east on Interstate 40/85. A short time later, an Alamance County-based trooper saw a man driving an ATV at 83 mph on the interstate. The trooper tried to stop the ATV for speeding. The driver, Denzel Kewon Poole, led him on a chase. Poole left the interstate onto state highway 119 and traveled south before running off the road, striking a utility pole, and killing Poole.

A Marion police officer encountered Robb Stewart at Stewart's home. According to police, Stewart brandished a revolver, and the officer shot and killed him.

Deputies were called for reports of an active shooter on railroad tracks. Police said Jacob Faulkner was firing shots at a moving train. When the deputies arrived, he reportedly pointed a rifle at officers and was shot and killed.

David Barber was allegedly fleeing police in a stolen RV when he hit Tito Diego Pacheco, police said. Pacheco lingered for several weeks before he died.

According to police, Coffee County Deputy Wade Bassett went into the holding cell at the Coffee County Justice Center to take inmate Michael Bell back to jail. Bell overpowered Bassett and was able to get his gun. He then shot Bassett before running down the stairs. When Bell got to the first floor, he shot Deputy Wendell Bowen on his way out the door. Bell then ran about a block away and entered a home on Madison Street. He then left the home and ran into the yard of another home, where he was later found dead after shooting himself in the head.

Mark Tillman allegedly shot and killed himself during a standoff with police. It's not categorically reported whether the initial gunshot was the killing shot, so he may have died before police arrived.

Marlo Boyd shot and killed Deanna Williams during a standoff with police before shooting and killing himself.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance at the Oasis Hotel. When police arrived, Jose Torres allegedly shot and killed himself in front of family members.

Two officers were responding to reports of a burglary and went an apartment to meet with the person reporting the burglary. They were confronted by a woman with a knife, police said. Both officers shot and killed her as she advanced upon them. The city of Seattle agreed to pay $3.5 million to settle the wrongful-death civil lawsuit in November 2021.

Frederick Degrassa York, 19, was charged with murder in connection to the death of Kenneth Edmond III. The Galveston Police Department was responding to several hotel burglaries across the island on June 18 when officers spotted York in a stolen car. Police signaled for the car to stop, but the driver continued to speed away. During a high speed police chase, the car went off road and crashed into a home. Edmond, who was inside the car, was killed, and York allegedly ran away on foot.

Montebello police fatally shot a woman after she drove her car toward an officer and her boyfriend, whom she had been fighting with earlier in the day, police said.

Police responded to a report of an "active shooter situation." Police said there were shots fired from a residence before police arrived. Once police arrived, several more shots were fired. As police worked to evacuate homes in the area, Joseph Hogan came out of the the house and fired at Officer Derek Uebel, who shot and killed him.

Rialto Police officials were investigating a domestic violence incident, police said. Four officers approached the house, and Hector Cisneros Soria allegedly answered the door while holding a .40 caliber semi-automatic handgun. Officers told Soria to step out and he allegedly refused, instead raising his gun toward police, and he was shot and killed.

Madera Police said Sergio Valdovinos broke into a car and swung a stick at officers several times before an officer shot and killed him.

A Yalobusha County deputy stopped two people on an ATV. Allegedly, Robert Berube and passenger Jamie Dougan fled, and Berube fired on the officer. After the men continued fleeing in the officer's vehicle, they were both shot and killed by police.

Michael Brown was wanted by Presque Isle police in connection with an alleged sexual assault. He was shot and killed during a car chase and gun battle, police said.

King County Sheriff's Office deputies were called to a home following a report that a man armed with a knife had attacked someone at the home. The would-be victim fired a warning shot at his assailant before retreating into his house. Deputies arrived to find the man still apparently armed, police said. He advanced upon the officers while brandishing the weapon. One deputy fatally shot the man after two shots from a Taser stun gun failed to bring him down. It was discovered that he was holding a pen. King County agreed to pay $5 million to the estate of Tommy Le to settle a civil rights case in March 2021.

Two Somerville police officers responded to a 911 call that said Michael Morris had a knife and was intoxicated and suicidal. When the officers arrived, Morris took out the knife and threatened them. According to police, the officers tried to subdue him using nonlethal force, but shot and killed him when he came at them with the knife.

Police got a call about a burglary at DJ's Bar and Grill. When officers arrived, they saw a man, Austin M. Durham, race out of the business. Two Jerseyville officers and one Jersey County deputy ran after the suspect for several blocks. Then, between two houses, police said Durham turned and fired, hitting Officer Nathan Miller twice. Miller shot and killed Durham.

Chazz Brown attempted to rob a gas station and was fatally shot by an off-duty officer, police said.

A motorcyclist was killed while allegedly fleeing a police stop.

Knox County sheriff's deputies Keith Liford and Claude Hudson were attempting to serve a warrant on John W. Bays, 50. Deputies located Bays inside a residence. Bays began shooting at both deputies. Deputy Liford was shot multiple times, and Deputy Hudson shot once, and they shot and killed Bays.

Deputies were serving a warrant at a residence on Duchamp Road when they encountered a man with a gun, Avery D. Metrejean, and shot and killed him, according to police.

Officers were called to a house when a 911 caller reported a suicidal person inside the house with a gun. Police closed roads while they investigated. Once police entered the house, they found the bodies of Jenna Lilly, 28, and Christopher Cleaver, 33.

A standoff in east Bakersfield ended with a man taking his own life after shooting a woman in the back, according to the Kern County Sheriff's Office.

Terry Williams and Paula McEwen, 23, were shot following a pursuit after Williams failed to obey a traffic sign and, while fleeing, drove in the direction of the officer. A third person in the car was not shot. Williams died from his wounds. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Deputies responded to a domestic disturbance, and Deputy Blake Heller shot and killed Robin Blaylock, who aimed a shotgun at them.

Police were searching for a murder suspect. After a vehicle chase, Juarez allegedly fired on police and was shot and killed.

Officers Sgt. Donnie Martin and Officer Tyler Ray responded to a report of a domestic dispute. While speaking to William Carrico's roommate, Carrico walked outside the residence and refused to cooperate with the commands of the police. Carrico went back into the house, and the officers followed him inside. He started firing on officers. Officers didn't return fire because they weren't able to see Carrico. The officers left the residence and called for backup. That's when they heard an additional gunshot from inside. With the use of a robot, police were able to see Carrico lying on the floor of a bedroom, dead of a self-inflicted gunshot.

Ridgecrest police said they got a 911 call after the man allegedly brandished a gun. Officers responded and spotted the man. During a pursuit, the man climbed onto the roof of a house, and officers surrounded the area. Seven officers shot and killed the man when he allegedly pointed his gun at them.

The sheriff's office received a call of a possible suicidal man that had barricaded himself inside a residence. When deputies and Oklahoma Highway patrol troopers arrived, Paul Mashburn, 58, was inside. Mashburn yelled out the window that he had guns and gasoline and he would shoot any officers that came near the house. The Cherokee Nation SWAT team negotiated with Mashburn for several hours. Mashburn began to break out windows and threaten officers; he then started a fire inside the residence and continued breaking out windows. He eventually pointed a pistol at officers and was shot and killed.

Miguel Diaz Garcia escaped from police when they were transporting him to receive medical attention. He killed someone when stealing their car, and after a chase and an exchange of gunfire, he was shot and killed by police.

Blaine Robert Erb robbed two people at gunpoint and fled on a city bus. Baltimore County police stopped the bus and exchanged gunfire with Erb. A police officer was wounded, and Erb was killed.

Police were executing a search warrant for illegal narcotics and drugs. After gaining entry, multiple gunshots were reportedly fired at officers, and Isaiah Hammett was shot and killed.

Police responded to a report of a man with a handgun, according to police. When officers arrived, they saw a lone man. Believing this may be the suspect from the radio call, they directed their attention toward him; at that time, he was shot and killed. A somewhat realistic water pistol was found, police said.

Officers were first called to a home after issues of domestic conflict were reported between a man and his wife, police said. The wife told officers that her husband had multiple guns in the home and that she was in fear for her safety because he had fired a shot. She said he also made statements that he would harm himself. The woman was able to get out of the house safely. SWAT then tried for hours to contact the husband inside the home. Eventually, they broke into the house and found the man dead of a self-inflicted gunshot.

A Huntsville police officer struck and killed Canisha Staten with his car. Details were not immediately released.

Kentucky State Police pursued a man on a two-hour high-speed chase through three counties. He allegedly fired at officers and was shot and killed when he got out of his car and fled into the woods, still firing his weapon.

Quentin Case was shot by a Polk County sheriff's deputy during a gunfight following a traffic stop in a remote, rural area southeast of Lake Wales. Case allegedly pulled a gun on the deputy after crashing his motorcycle.

Quinton Cortez Samuel was a pedestrian on 2800 block of East Main Street when he was run down and killed by a Houston County Sheriff's deputy.

Following a crash, David Cutler was found in the desert. He was not very coherent, and a deputy restrained him on the hot floor of the desert. He died from overheating. Ketamine was also administered to him.

Police responded to the home of Stephen William Holik, 50, on a report of a man shooting a gun. Police said Holik had been drinking and became upset following a domestic incident involving his girlfriend. Holik allegedly threatened to shoot his girlfriend, which made her flee the home and call 911. When police arrived, Holik reportedly refused to come outside. Police communicated with him, but Holik discharged several rounds through the ceiling of the residence and refused to exit. About eight hours later, police obtained a search warrant and entered Holik's home, where Holik was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.

Dawley called 911 and told a dispatcher he was suicidal and had a gun. Deputies arriving at the man's home heard at least one gunshot inside the home. Dawley then came out of his home carrying a gun and fired at least one round at deputies. He was shot and killed by Deputy Richard Phillips' shotgun blast.

Police said Dezhaun Shynotez Dumas, 18, allegedly was driving a stolen black Honda CRV and being chased by Columbus police, when he crashed into Frank McLemore, killing McLemore. Dumas was charged in Alabama with murder, assault in the second degree, and bringing stolen property across state line.

David White was suspected of kidnapping. When police arrived, he shot and killed himself.

Anthony Cunningham led police on a chase from Merrimac to Haverhill before crashing into a telephone pole, killing him. He was initially stopped for allegedly driving with expired registration.

Edward Courtenay rammed an occupied car and, after being followed by that car, rammed it again. Police arrived and, as Courtenay allegedly drove at Deputy Brandon Schmidt, the deputy shot and killed him.

Tulsa Police David Hornok stopped Naway Willy concerning a previous incident. According to police, Willy brandished a handgun, fled, and was shot by the officer.

Chicago police officers shot and killed a teenage boy, Corsean Lewis, 17, who allegedly fired a round at officers' unmarked squad car, police said.

Police were called to a domestic disturbance with a gun. When officers arrived, they encountered a man and woman leaving the home. The man was suffering from gunshot wounds. He was transported to VCU Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries. Police later entered the home and removed an adult female and a juvenile female. The woman had non-life-threatening gunshot wounds. Police found Royall dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.

Police responded to possible gunshots. Two officers spoke with a woman who said she had fought with her boyfriend, Francisco Suarez-Maldonado, outside of their house. Her boyfriend shot a gun in the front yard before leaving. He came back, and two more officers arrived. Police asked him to get out of his pickup and tried to calm him down for about five minutes. He pointed a handgun out the driver's side window and shot between three and five rounds at the first two responding officers. All four officers shot at and killed him.

Deputies responded to a report of a car theft and that it was an armed carjacking. A deputy attempted to stop the stolen car, but the driver sped away, police said. Another deputy spotted the suspect vehicle and immobilized it by hitting the vehicle in its rear quarter-panel. At that time, five suspects got out of the car and ran. The deputy chased one of the suspects, who police said was armed with a gun. The deputy shot and killed the boy, James Daniel Hill, 17.

Two officers in the San Bernardino County Auto Theft Task Force were investigating an incident in a Walmart parking lot when they saw a possible car theft taking place. The officers, from the California Highway Patrol and Fontana Police Department, confronted the people involved, who fled, and James Gleason was shot and killed.

Police responded to a shooting, finding the car that the suspects from the shooting were driving. During the chase, they hit a tree and a mailbox before getting out of the car and confronting police. Roman Carrillo brandished a rifle, was shot by police, and then killed himself with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police said they spotted a stolen car and called for backup before attempting to stop the car. When officers turned on their lights and sirens, the car fled. The officers used a successful pit maneuver to stop the car. The driver, Joseph Godinez, then drove the car, separately, into two police vehicles. He continued to drive in a threatening manner, and he was shot and killed.

Deputies responded to a disturbance beside a roadway and found Randall Dale Scruggs high on meth. He was shouting, "Don't let them hurt me" while sitting in a patch of brush. Deputies cuffed him and put him on the ground. One deputy pressed his knees into the man's thighs and back as his mother pleaded with deputies to show mercy. His body became rigid. He began to vomit and seize. He lost consciousness and died.

A Walmart loss-prevention employee tried to stop a suspected shoplifter, Donald Sneed III, near the front doors of the store when he grabbed the stun gun from the female officer who was working security at the store. The deputy shot and killed the man.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance at the Donner Lofts. Occupants refused to give police entry and lit a fire inside the apartment. When police broke down the door, one man surrendered, but the other advanced upon officers while holding an ax. He was tasered then shot and killed.

A man was in the street near 1358 Falmouth Road when a police cruiser hit him at about 2 a.m., police said. He was not in a crosswalk. The officer was responding to a call and the cruiser's lights and siren were on at the time of the crash.

Ron Harlan Lewallen allegedly drove at police after a traffic stop and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Shots were fired outside a Sweet 16 party attempting to break up a fight. An officer working security across the street at a gas station was off duty, but in full uniform, when he responded to the fight and encountered the armed man, Eduardo Valencia, whom he shot and killed.

Police got a call that a homicide suspect, Hector Gamboa, was at a home. He was wanted for the murder of his girlfriend in Albuquerque. When officers entered the home, they found Gamboa inside. Police said Gamboa barricaded himself in the home and refused to comply with officers' commands. Police alleged that Gamboa exited the residence, brandished a knife, and was shot and killed

Police shot and killed Joseph Zimmerman at South Lawn Mortuary cemetery. Zimmerman allegedly pointed a firearm at police officers when they responded to reports of a suicidal man at the cemetery.

Two children and their mother were kidnapped. During a chase, the woman was shot but escaped. The children also escaped before Tony Kelly shot and killed himself.

Hayden J. Stutz was having an asthma attack and apparently assaulting a woman. He'd told police he had a gun, and he was shot and killed when he reached for something, although he did not have a gun.

Deputies tried to pull over a white sedan, which didn't initially stop. Deputies could see three people inside the vehicle, according to police. After one of the deputies opened the car's rear passenger door, a passenger fired at the deputy, who returned fire. The man then fired on the second deputy, who also returned fire. It was unclear what prompted the gunman to open fire. He fired at least three rounds before he was shot and killed.

Albert Gagnier, 74, was shot and killed by Knox County deputies after allegedly pointing his gun at neighbors and eventually firing at officers. One neighbor said Gagnier was a veteran of the Marines who suffered a brain tumor and battled post traumatic stress disorder. Deputies arrived after receiving multiple 911 calls that a man was firing shots at people along Hay Meadow Trail. One caller reported the man was armed with a pistol and a long gun. When deputies arrived, Gagnier raised a pistol and pointed it toward Knox County deputies while walking toward them, and he was shot and killed.

According to the Nye County Sheriff's Office, detectives and deputies executed a search warrant around 2 a.m. in Pahrump. During the encounter, shots were fired, and the subject of the warrant, Michael Anthony Bonini, was killed. Eric Anderson, 29, and Aaron Williamson, 34, were placed on paid administrative leave.

Arthur Allen King fled a traffic stop, and a Woodruff police officer chased him. King was killed in a crash, and the officer received minor injuries.

Jared J. Haskins was a suspect in a pharmacy robbery. After an 18-mile chase and short standoff, he shot and killed himself, although it was not immediately apparent whether he intentionally killed himself.

An off-duty trooper fatally shot her boyfriend after a domestic incident that left her hospitalized.

Police responded to a call about a man with a gun at Rose Garden Trailer Park. Upon arrival, a deputy and an officer found a man matching the description given to dispatchers. The man stabbed the deputy twice and went after the officer. At that point, the deputy shot and killed him.

Deputy John Stubbs, a two-year veteran of the agency, stopped a driver, Carlos Garcia Petrovich, for driving erratically, but he was not cooperative and fled, police said. Since it was a traffic infraction, Stubbs couldn't chase after Petrovich. He spotted Petrovich stopped at a Pilot gas station, approached him and tried to arrest him but he ran. Stubbs chased on foot to the other side of the gas station and called for backup but Petrovich became violent, and the two ended up fighting. Stubbs shot and killed Petrovich.

Appleton Police answered a call about shots being fired inside Jack's Apple Pub around 1 a.m.. When officers arrived, people were leaving the building. Lt. Jay Steinke encountered a person with a gun and shot Jimmie Montel Sanders, a bystander, during an exchange of gunfire.

Police said officers started chasing an allegedly stolen car near Milford around 4 a.m. Police said the car was going faster than 100 mph when it crashed at an I-96 interchange. Two of the three men in the car were thrown from the vehicle and the other was pinned under the vehicle. One of the men died from his injuries.

Several residents on Lemon Grove Way called 911 to report a man jumping fences into the backyards and trying to get into townhomes. They also said the man, 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet tall and 200 pounds, was acting as if he was under the influence of drugs, police said. Two deputies came across the man in a patio shared by residents of the complex. They ordered him several times to get on the ground, but he refused. Both deputies fired their Tasers at the man, shocking him. He kept trying to stand. One or both deputies shocked him again. The deputies wrestled with the man until they got him handcuffed and did not use any other weapons, such as batons, on him. He died at the scene.

A black sport utility vehicle driven by Marco Deovia Hollins ran a red light. An officer attempted to stop the SUV, but it sped off, police said. After a short pursuit, the vehicle crashed into a residential retaining wall. Back seat passenger Ryan Keyon Williams was killed in the crash.

Police tried to serve court papers on Ralph D. Lewis. He threatened himself with a shotgun, sparking an armed, 20-hour standoff that ended when he killed himself.

Deonte Marces Giles was wanted in connection to a murder on Ticknor Drive in April. A chase began between police and Giles who was also with another, unidentified man. Boren says Giles' vehicle side swiped with a patrol vehicle, forcing it to crash into a telephone pole. Meanwhile, Giles and his accomplice crashed into a nearby fence on Cusseta Road. Giles and the man he was with both pulled out guns, and Giles pointed his at officers in a patrol vehicle. Another officer arriving on the scene saw Giles with the gun and used his police cruiser to crush him. The second he was chased down and arrested.

A person who was being pursued by a Garland County sheriff's deputy following a disturbance on Appalachian Trail crashed his vehicle on Joy Terrace as the result of a self-inflicted gunshot, police said.

Police tried to stop Daniel George Boak on a misdemeanor charge for failing a drug test, but he refused to stop. The officers continued to follow Boak, but they did not initiate a pursuit, police said. Boak got off at the Glebe Road exit, but he ran into heavy traffic. When the officers approached his pickup truck on foot, he put the car in drive and struck one of the officers. Officer S. Yanda and Corporal M. Chatillion shot and killed Boak and freed the trapped officer. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police responded to a call of a suicidal man in an alley near an apartment complex. When police arrived, Fuentes was in his vehicle, which was moving. Officers pulled in front of him and commanded him to stop. He then displayed a handgun and did not obey orders to put it down. A nearly two-hour standoff ensued. While in his vehicle, Fuentes fired multiple rounds from his gun. It was unclear whether he fired at the officers. At least one officer shot and killed Fuentes.

During the initial encounter with Lloyd and Marshall Barrus near Three Forks, Montana, Deputy Mason Moore of the Broadwater County Sheriff's Office was killed. After a chase and gunfight, Marshall Barrus was shot and killed. Lloyd Barrus was arrested and charged.

Keith Andrew Chesser was killed after a hostage situation turned into a standoff. Police attempted to serve a warrant, when Chesser barricaded himself inside the home. He briefly held a disabled woman hostage. An Oklahoma trooper was attempting to get Chesser out of the house when Chesser brandished a crossbow and was shot and killed.

Police who were pursuing a stolen van shot and killed a man on live TV when he pointed a gun at them.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance involving an armed suspect. After a manhunt and chase, Buford Whitson was shot and killed when he allegedly pointed his gun at police.

Emmanuel Omar Ibarra allegedly stabbed another man in the face at a restaurant. When police caught up with him a few blocks away, he did not drop the knife and was shot and killed by Deputy Noah Zarnow.

Eddie Alford, Devongelo Pereez Hunter, and Mark Mathis were killed after a car went into a pond in Clayton County after a police chase. The Fayette County Sheriff's Office was chasing a vehicle after an alleged burglary in Fayetteville.

According to police, the Kingman Police Department assisted the Mohave County Sheriff's Office in the pursuit of a man wanted for aggravated assault. The pursuit ended on Andy Devine Avenue near the Interstate 40 intersection where officers shot and killed him.

Police responded to a domestic complaint. After a short standoff, James Burton came out and shot at police before he was shot and killed.

Police tried to stop a stolen vehicle, and the driver took off at high speeds. The pursuit ended on Hollywood Boulevard, when the car lost control, clipped a tree and crashed into another tree. The car wrapped around the second tree before the car burst into flames. The two unidentified people inside, whose bodies were burned beyond recognition, were killed at the scene.

Sgt. Rodney Vawter and Officer Dillon Silver responded to a call about an intoxicated man lying in the grass. They found Douglas A. Wiggington, and he became combative, according to police. The Greenfield officers shocked him with a Taser, killing him.

West Allis police said they pulled over a car that was involved in an armed robbery at the George Webb restaurant. During the traffic stop, a passenger in the car got out and fired at the officer, but didn't hit him. The man who fired the shot ran away, and the person still in the car drove off. Minutes later, the man who shot was found hiding in a dumpster. During an encounter with the man, officers from the West Allis and New Berlin police departments shot and killed him.

Wesley Logan Davis and Montrez Doran Brown were both killed when the 2011 Mercedes C300 Davis was driving left the roadway, crashed into a ditch and overturned. Davis was refusing to stop for the Barbour County Sheriff's Department and the Eufaula Police Department.

Wesley Logan Davis and Montrez Doran Brown were both killed when the 2011 Mercedes C300 Davis was driving left the roadway, crashed into a ditch and overturned. Davis was refusing to stop for the Barbour County Sheriff's Department and the Eufaula Police Department.

Nathan Daniel Griffis allegedly started a fire at a Super 8 and shot a passing car before committing suicide in a bakery as police surrounded him, police said.

Phillip Byron O'Shea was wanted for armed robbery in North Carolina and Palm Beach County, was shot and killed Friday by sheriff's deputies in Jupiter, after a shootout.

Thomas Hartless shot and killed Kirkersville Police Chief Steven Eric DiSario before invading a nursing home and killing Cindy Krantz and Marlina Medrano before committing suicide.

Thomas Hartless shot and killed Kirkersville Police Chief Steven Eric DiSario before invading a nursing home and killing Cindy Krantz and Marlina Medrano before committing suicide.

Off-duty deputies were working security at Johnny B's Outlaw Saloon. They heard gunshots, came running out and saw Adrian Gonzalez firing his weapon and shot and killed him.

Police said that officers were trying to stop Kearse for a traffic violation, he pulled into a friend's driveway, got out and ran into the backyard. Officers caught up with him, arrested him and drove him to the police station. He was unresponsive on arrival and died.

An unidentified man allegedly made threats at a car dealership and shot at police before he was shot and killed.

A patrol officer pulled over a silver Chrysler PT Cruiser because of a faulty tail light, according to Escondido police. As the officer was approaching it on foot, the female driver sped off. The officer got back in his patrol car and followed the silver car, but the suspect car went out of control and crashed into several parked vehicles. The driver, a female Escondido resident in her 20s, was killed in the crash, as was a 19-year-old male passenger.

Tyleeb Reese, 35, held police at bay for 35 hours before surrendering. Robert Powell was a bystander who was killed during the initial gunbattle.

Deputies responded to a call of a person driving recklessly. When deputies arrived, they contacted Jeroen Koornwinder, and pursued him for a short period of time. While fleeing, he drove in the general direction of officers and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Modesto police contacted the Kingman Police Department that Kevin Marcus Robertson was in the area. It was reported that Robertson was despondent, suicidal and believed to be armed with a handgun. He said an officer located Robertson's vehicle and that Robertson sped away during at attempted traffic stop. Robertson's vehicle struck the Power House Visitor Center sign post, killing him.

Police said Terry Campbell barricaded himself inside an apartment after Campbell threatened his brother with a handgun. He fired on police before he was shot and killed, police said.

After a short foot pursuit, John Bittle was shot and killed by a deputy. Police went to the home to arrest Bittle on unidentified arrest warrants. Police alleged that he was armed and made a sudden threatening movement.

A man allegedly stole a car and barricaded himself in a house and shot a police officer and injured a police dog before he was shot and killed as police stormed the house, police said.

Marlon M. Quiros crashed his motorcycle and died after he and another rider sped away from pursuing Palisades Interstate Parkway police. Police were attempting to stop him for speeding.

Police were called because Mikel Mcintyre was allegedly battering a woman in a parking lot. An officer struggled with McIntyre, who struck him with a rock and fled. He threw a rock that struck an officer and a police dog, and while continuing to flee was shot and killed.

An officer was in vehicle pursuit of Mifflin when, according to police, Mifflin drove in the general direction of the officer, and was shot and killed by Officer Michael Seavers. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police said they heard gunshots and were able to find video of a 24-year-old man firing shots into the air. Shortly after they found the accused shooter, Landon Nobles, a chase started. As police were running after him, they said they saw he had a pistol. The man then turned and allegedly fired shots at two officers, who fired back and killed the man.

Police said they believe a boy called to report himself to officers in the third-person for a "welfare check." Police arrived to find the teenager standing in the parking lot of the high school. Police said he pulled out a handgun from his waistband and pointed it at the two officers. Fearing for their safety, Officer Gilbert Flores and Officer Kai Johnson shot and killed the boy who had a BB gun.

Police say a patrol officer was working off-duty at a car show when visitors alerted him to a suspicious man riding his bike. When the officer approached and questioned the man, he gave him a fake name, police said. When the officer asked him again for his name, he provided another last name, which police said the officer gave over the radio before communication went silent. The dispatcher then heard the officer state "shots fired," three times. Then the officer told dispatchers the suspect came at him with a knife.

A security guard called Las Vegas police to report that "a man was acting erratically and attacking him with a shovel." Police made contact with the man and ordered him to drop his weapons, but he did not. He walked toward officers and was shot and killed.

A police officer struck and killed two pedestrians, James Alan Joyce Jr., 37, and Mary Oakes Babcock, 36, with his vehicle. Police said the officer was on duty and was not involved in any type of pursuit when the accident occurred.

Police said that Bethel officers were attempting to stop a 2005 Toyota Camry, driven by Joseph Edward Rothenbucher, when Rothenbucher fled. He led Bethel Police into Danbury, where he lost control and struck a tree, killing Rothenbucher.

Tizaya Jordan-Robinson shot and injured an officer who was serving him a warrant at Motel 6 in Braintree. He was shot and killed. He also shot himself, but an autopsy showed that police gunfire was cause of death.

Wilson Wendell was arrested after a reported assault at a Waffle House. Police said he had hidden a gun on himself. While handcuffed and in the back of a patrol car, he used the hidden gun to shoot himself in the head.

Douglas Daniels, 39, was found dead from blunt force trauma to the head on the west bank of the Guyandotte River around 8:30 p.m. Police said they then saw Joey Vernetter leaving the scene and followed him to the 3rd Avenue bridge where he jumped in the river. Police reportedly confronted Vernetter, and he swam back toward the middle of the river, then went under. Vernetter's body was found May 21 in the Ohio River near South Point.

Lucille Espinosa was threatening to shoot an officer and was barricaded inside a home. After hours, police were approaching the home when they saw the woman armed with a gun through a window. They were concerned she would fire, so they shot and killed her.

A San Francisco police officer shot and killed a man who was stabbing a second man, police said.

Police went to a home where William Deen had been involved in a fight with his son, police said. Deen, 67, pulled out a shotgun and fired at Sgt. James Harris and Officer Darrell Davis. Harris shot and killed Deen.

Hassan Cooper was suspected of shooting another man during a "landlord dispute." He shot and killed himself after being barricaded inside an apartment for several hours, police said.

Police said they were called for a report of an attempted suicide involving a man waving a gun around erratically, but not necessarily pointing it at anyone. An officer shot and killed Jason Roque in alleged defense of the mother. In September 2021, Austin City Council approved $2.25 million to be paid as a settlement to the Roque's family.

Police responded to a domestic dispute and later found Holcomb hiding in a neighbor's house. He allegedly shot and killed himself during a confrontation with police.

Paramedics were responding to a shooting. Brown fired on paramedics sparking a standoff. He was later found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot.

A father and daughter, Mark Wilkinson, 55, and Melissa Wilkinson, 33, died in an apparent murder-suicide after police said the man shot his daughter and turned the gun on himself hours later during a police standoff.

David Bailey allegedly shot and killed a woman in a shopping center, led police on a chase and shot and killed himself when police closed in.

The McCurtain County Sheriff's Office received a call about a man armed with a gun, walking down a road and threatening to kill people. Deputies were told the man, Devin Hawkins, 32, had run into a wooded area. While patrolling the area, a deputy saw a pickup truck leaving a home on Jasper Hollow Road near the area where Hawkins was seen. The deputy pulled over the vehicle and the driver, who lived at the home, told the deputy he was giving the passenger, whom he did not know, a ride. The deputy asked the passenger if he had a weapon, and Hawkins showed the deputy a gun in his waistband. Hawkins then put it to his head. Hawkins shot at the sheriff at least one time. The deputies shot and killed Hawkins.

Deputies responded based on reports of a man threatening to harm himself and his children. When police arrived the man was barricaded inside his home alone. Negotiators attempted to convince the man over megaphone to leave the home peaceably. After negotiation attempts failed, the door of the home was breached. Police heard a gunshot from inside the home, and an unidentified man was found dead later.

One woman was killed and seven people were wounded, several critically, when a man opened fire at a San Diego apartment complex swimming pool where a number of adults were attending a birthday party. Police shot and killed the man after he pointed his gun at officers, police said.

Caleb "CJ" Jackson Jr. allegedly took several people hostage, shooting one, before he was shot and killed by police as they stormed the bar.

According to Balch Springs police, officers responded to a report of intoxicated teenagers on a residential street at 11 p.m. Saturday. Neighbors said a large house party was underway at the time. Police say when officers arrived on the street, they heard gunfire and then a car filled with passengers backed towards them. Jordan Edwards, 15, was shot and killed inside the car by officer Roy Oliver. Cameras suggest the police story was not true. Later, a Dallas County jury found Oliver guilty of murder. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Officers were called out to a home for undisclosed reasons. A man reportedly fired a shot at officers before barricading himself inside the home. After a standoff, police entered the house to find the suspect dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Avery Richard was shot and killed by an FBI agent in southwest Atlanta. Richard had been wanted by police after they say he shot a Banks County deputy at Tanger Outlets in Commerce.

Officers Stephanie Combs, Eric Lovejoy and Andrew Schillaci were driving in separate patrol cars when they encountered Luis Fernando Pacheco-Orozco, who was involved in an attempted carjacking. He allegedly pointed a handgun at the officers and was shot and killed.

At about 8: 45 p.m., police responded to reports of gunfire. Officers said they spotted a white Ford SUV with several men inside that sped off. Police pursued the Ford, which ran a red light and slammed into a red Toyota Corolla. The Toyota then hit another car, a black Saturn SUV, killing the driver, Tevin J. Jones-Rogers. Corey N. Brewer, 18, was taken into custody after the crash and was charged with a misdemeanor count of criminal trespass to a vehicle, police said.

An officer with the Rapid City Police Department responded to a call from a resident requesting a welfare check, according to police. Tim Holmgren met the officer at the door with a gun. After a several hour standoff, police said he pointed the gun at officers, and Holmgren was shot and killed.

Two officers stopped Jason Thomas Christian, 32, because he had outstanding traffic warrants. Police also wanted to question Christian because he was a suspect in thefts from motor vehicles in Columbus, Whitehall and other places in central Ohio. When they turned on their cruiser's lights, Christian pulled the Honda Civic over at a Mobil gas station. An officer opened his car door, grabbed him, and he tried to drive off. The officer shot and killed Christian, and both fell onto the pavement. The unoccupied car continued rolling forward, jumping a curb and running into one of the service station's air machines before coming to a stop.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said Selwyn Hall struggled with two officers called to the scene as a follow-up to an earlier domestic battery call. They both used Tasers on him, but the devices were not effective, police said. Hall allegedly gained control of one officer's Taser before Officer Ryan L. McGee fired eight times, killing him.

Royce James, 35, and two other men were inside a 2009 Kia Rondo when members of the sheriff's Street Crimes Unit--working an unspecified narcotics investigation--tried to stop the car, the sheriff's office said. James refused to stop, leading deputies on a pursuit. Police said James "rammed multiple JPSO vehicles" and "forced his vehicle into oncoming traffic," hitting two other cars. The Kia's rear passenger, Delwin Brown, was killed in the crash. James was charged with manslaughter.