Jeremiah Battiest, 26, was killed by Kyle Wood. Wood was killed after a police pursuit.

Raymond D. Cauley reportedly crashed his pickup while fleeing police and then shot himself. At around 11 p.m., Cauley's wife asked police to check on his welfare because he was suicidal. Alton police checked the couple's home for Cauley; Madison County deputies checked an address in Cottage Hills. A short time later, a deputy saw Cauley driving a Ford pickup on IL-140 and tried to pull him over, but Cauley kept driving. As Cauley drove south on Center Street, his truck left the roadway, crashed into a wooded area and rolled over. Police knocked out the truck's window, but Cauley had reportedly shot himself with a shotgun. Cauley died at the scene.

Robitzsch fled from a traffic stop--he'd been previously charged five times with resisting arrest--and continued to resist after being pepper-sprayed. When he threatened the officer with a double-bladed ax he was shot once in the chest, fatally.

Stumbris was sought in the slayings of his girlfriend and her father was shot and killed by a Tucson police sniper as he held a woman hostage in a downtown motel.

According to the Star Tribune, Siegler was threatening fellow residents at a group home for adults with mental illness. Officers tased him, triggering a heart attack.

In Salem, police shot and killed burglary suspect James Brian Bartell, 37, after they say he drew a gun on them during a confrontation early on February 10. Officers Rob McCracken and Tom Johnson were cleared by a grand jury in shooting Bartell, a former corrections employee with psychological problems (Salem Statesman-Journal February 28).

Kevin L. Biggs was killed in Port Deposit after stealing a milk delivery truck in New Jersey, leading police on a chase through three states and finally crashing into the Susquehanna River, where he drowned.

Thompson experienced some kind of seizure while driving, and struck a taxi in front of Union Station. Capitol police had to forcibly remove his hands from the wheel, leaving him handcuffed, face down in the street, with officers physically on top of him, as paramedics arrived and found Thompson unresponsive. He died of "positional asphyxia." His widow filed a $50M wrongful death suit.

The inspector, Martin Carrington, 38, has not been charged with a crime, the police said. He fired the shots from his licensed 9-millimeter handgun after arguing with the clerk, Wilson Alba, 31, of the Bronx, on Halsey Street near Irving Avenue in Bushwick about 1:45 a.m., the police said.

Phyllis Gesualdi, 60, was killed when a minivan driven by Anthony William Kozak sped through a red light to elude police and slammed into the driver's side of her Ford Explorer, causing it to overturn and sending it 155 feet across Crain Highway in Glen Burnie. Kozak plead guilty to manslaughter.

Je'staro Reynolds was killed during a police chase involving Officer Phillip Wise.

Officer Chet Janiec shot Gordon Marks after responding to a domestic violence call. Marks allegedly threatened Janiec with a knife.

Police responded to a complaint of a man walking around the neighborhood setting off car alarms. Another resident complained to police that a man was sitting inside her car, which was parked in her driveway. Police said the man in the car fired about six shots, one hitting another car and others striking several buildings. No one was hit by the gunfire. The man refused to exit the car. An unidentified police officer shot and killed Wright after he allegedly pulled a gun out of his pocket and raised it.

Officer Edward Leak Jr. was convicted of first-degree murder in the shooting death of Fred Hamilton as part of a scheme to collect on a $500,000 life insurance policy taken out by Leak. Leak, a member of Chicago's prominent Leak family, reportedly orchestrated the murder plot with two other men, whom he hired to kill Hamilton, a former limousine driver for Leak & Sons Funeral Home. Leak was sentenced to 75 years in prison.

Ana Bell Gomez and Maria de Jesus Aranda were killed when their car was struck by an stolen SUV fleeing police.

Robert Hayes II, 44, fled from police in a stolen car, police said. With him were his son, Robert "Trey Hayes III, 17, and daughter, Hillary Hayes, 15. The situation devolved into a running gunbattle, police said. Officers followed the stolen car until it crashed. Trey Hayes leaped out and ran, eluding capture for more than an hour. Robert Hayes II and Hillary Hayes fled in a different direction, police said. Hillary Hayes was shot dead by officer Shawn Byrne. Robert Hayes was also shot, but his injuries were not life-threatening.

Officer Matt Bowers responded at about 11:30 p.m. to a woman's report that she was almost run over by Beau Andrew Weiersheuser's pickup truck. Bowers saw the pickup stopped on Wallace Street and tried, unsuccessfully, to contact Weiersheuser before calling for backup. Officer Matt Lawrence arrived and the officers approached the truck. Weiersheuser allegedly backed into Bowers' squad car and lurched forward, striking both officers. The officers opened fire. Weiersheuser fled on foot through the L & B Mobile Home Park. Police said Sgt. Art Anderson joined the pursuit and found Weiersheuser collapsed on Sampson Street. Bowers was treated for his injuries at the scene, and Lawrence was taken to a hospital.

Deputy James Lisner shot and killed Hugo Antonio Mancia, who swung a wooden chair at him.

Police were sent to help a woman who wanted to remove some clothing from her house. A man inside the house told the officers he was armed. Police told him to surrender his weapon, but he refused. The man got into his car and took off, Pierce said. Police spotted the man's green Pontiac. He pulled over, got out of the car and started shooting. Police took cover behind their patrol cars, which were hit by shots fired by the gunman. The officers returned fire and killed the man.

Robbins was wanted in a murder investigation, and allegedly tried to run over police before being shot to death.

John Hernandez was killed when the car in which he was was crashed while fleeing police in southeast Fresno.

According to his family Hathorn was a former railroad worker who took up selling crack to make his child support payments. During a police encounter, frisking Hathorn after he bought drugs, Hathorn snagged a service weapon and started shooting. He killed one officer and wounded another before return fire forced him away. He was found dead nearby between two parked cars, with five big rocks and 19 little rocks in a pouch.

According to the Star Tribune, Fredrickson died in a shoot-out with police in a Pamida discount store parking lot after kidnapping a woman.

An officer stopped Ricky Garcia Jr. for speeding at around 1 a.m. near 1st and Railroad in Des Moines. Police said the officer ran the license plate and learned Garcia had a history of carrying a gun. Garcia sped away when the officer asked him to step out of the vehicle, sparking a 30-minute long chase to Carlisle and back. According to police, Garcia crashed his car after a PCSO deputy performed a PIT maneuver in downtown Des Moines. Garcia allegedly got out with a handgun and started firing at officers. Officers fired back, killing Garcia.

Police responded to a robbery. They asked Raheem Hakeem Muhammad if he was the victim and he ran. He fought with police and was shot and killed. Muhammad was apparently mentally disabled.

Deputies shot and killed Loren Scott Peele after he shot at them from the roof as they approached his home.

Gray, mentally ill, repeatedly threatened to kill family members. Deputies from the Precinct 1 Mental Health Unit went to Gray's apartment to take him to a mental hospital. Gray pulled a butcher knife from his sleeve. Deputies shot at him with a stun gun or guns. Deputy Marvin Hamilton tried to disarm Gray. During the struggle, Grey unholstered Deputy Hamilton's .357 Magnum revolver and fired it once. Deputies Andy Reyna Jr. and Chris Jaris shot at Gary a total of 10 or 11 times, killing him.

Officers shot and killed James Jimmy Lee after he rammed a stolen car into two police vehicles in the parking lot of a local gym.

As Timothy and his friend walked up the stairwell toward the rooftop door, a veteran New York City Police Officer Richard S. Neri who was patrolling the roof opened the entry door. The Police Officer was "startled" and fired his weapon, fatally hitting Timothy Stansbury.

Roy Medan died after crashing his single-engine plane at the Compton Airport while trying to avoid a LBPD police helicopter whose operator was practicing landing maneuvers.

Jack Sui, 19, died after being shot in Long Beach, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

McPhee and a female accomplice were suspects in a string of bank robberies. After a final Friday afternoon robbery, and a thwarted escape in a 1982 Toyota, they were cornered by an unmarked police vehicle and McPhee fatally shot as he tried to escape.

Police chief Shawn Nihen allegedly conspired with Gregory Altenbach to make the death of James Hill appear to be a suicide.

Britt was placed in the back of a patrol car after a traffic stop. He had a gun, and he shot and wounded an officer before he was shot and killed by the second officer.

A man shoots and kills his ex-girlfriend's boyfriend outside Fay Galloway Elementary School and then enters the school. Henderson police encounter Hezekiah Lewis, 40, after he leaves the school and gets into the car of the man he killed. Following a standoff, an officer fires into the car, fatally wounding Lewis.

Fisher, a violently mentally ill man, called 911 threatening to "shoot someone." After an hour-long standoff and negotiation with police, Fisher reportedly began firing at deputies with a .410 shotgun. A marksman "was forced to shoot him," ending it with one shot to the head. Described as "suicide by police."

Officers shot and killed Elliott Gil when he opened his front door and pointed a shotgun at officers conducting a routine parole search.

Carson Chandler Bolt was fleeing Jackson County deputies south on U.S. Highway 441 near Interstate 85 at Banks Crossing when his car plowed into the side of a car driven by William Franklin Hix, 71. Hix was seriously injured, and his only passenger, his wife, Mattie, died on impact. Bolt was charged with first-degree vehicular homicide and felony murder.

Deputy Cass Bollman tried to stop William Pinegar for speeding shortly after 11 p.m. on Des Moines' northeast side. The ensuing chase went through the east side where the SUV broadsided a car and hit a tree. Melissa Sayles, a passenger in the SUV, was ejected and died at the scene. Another passenger was injured. Police alleged that it appeared Sayles had shot at deputies during the chase. Pinegar was convicted of vehicular homicide, eluding an officer and driving a car without the owner's consent. The appeals court reversed the eluding conviction because it wasn't proven that Bollman was in uniform during the chase, which is required to find someone guilty.

Lance Roberts was arrested on criminal warrants and taken to police headquarters. He then was charged with the burglary of a Maplewood residence. He was placed alone in a holding cell, where an officer later found him hanged. Media reports don't state categorically whether he was booked, so this incident may be outside of FatalEncounters dataset, which does not include individuals after they've been booked into the jail or prison system.

A man shot and killed himself in front of officers after police say he and a second man robbed the Carniceria Chihuahua meat market and convenience store.

Richard Anthony Sao, 17, died after being shot in Harbor City, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Jose Antonio Rodriguez died at a hospital a day after struggling with officers Matthew Eddy, Neil Amundson, Steven Grimmer, Anthony Kong, Jesus Plascencia and Timothy Borngrebe during his arrest and transport to the police station.

Nguyen was on his way to work at 5:30 a.m. when the vehicle he was riding in was struck by a suspect fleeing from a police chase. The suspect had been breaking windows at an apartment building.

Police shot Majdi S. Abdul-Ghani when he allegedly came toward them with a knife. According to police, officers found Abdul-Ghani standing near a bleeding woman outside the Courtyard Apartments at about 11 a.m. holding a knife. Police said the officers told Abdul-Ghani to drop the knife but that he instead moved toward them. At least one officer shot him.

Police chased two teenaged brothers in a car that the younger boy allegedly stole when a pizza delivery drivery left it running. Police said they backed off because the vehicle was being driven erratically, but that they were still in pursuit at around 11:30 p.m. when the car crossed the centerline, hit another vehicle and struck a utility pole. The older brother, Mathew Floyd Perry III, who was a passenger in the car, died the following morning. His brother sustained minor injuries.

Fields was shot and killed by two officers after allegedly threatening them with a knife.

Cliff Anthony Pruitt died after he carjacked a student's Jeep and stole a police cruiser. Lyndsay police reported that Pruitt stole one of their police cars during a foot pursuit leading officers from multiple agencies to chase him. Pruitt became stuck in mud and reportedly used a police shotgun to shoot himself in the head, killing himself. According to police, officers fired their weapons in response, but it was the self-inflicted wound killed Pruitt.

Timothy J. Robertson reportedly shot himself in front of troopers during a traffic stop after fleeing Houston, where he'd killed his ex-girlfriend and her mother.

John A. Flythe, 49, entered the Arvest Bank wielding a black automatic pistol, police said. He threw a black case onto the counter and told the teller, "I want it all." After receiving an undisclosed amount of money, Flythe fled in a white pickup, leading police on a 10-minute chase. He stopped in the parking lot of the Pickles Gap Baptist Church, where he fatally shot himself in the chest.

Shot after allegedly shooting at deputies. Officers were responding to a report of a home invasion were two people were killed. Officers chased the suspect into the woods where they say he shot at them, and they shot him to death.

Jamal and an accomplice, his cousin, kidnapped two employees in an armed robbery of a TGI Friday's restaurant, part of a string of restaurant robberies up and down the eastern seaboard. Local police killed Jamal with a single shot as he threatened a female hostage.

Rafael Nova was killed after fleeing a police sobriety checkpoint and crashing his vehicle into two cars parked in a driveway.

Tyrone Corbett reportedly shot himself in the head after killing his girlfriend, abducting and sexually assaulting another woman and leading police on a chase on the West Side. Police said officers did not fire any shots.

On 01/08/04, Hempstead PD OfficerS. Hardin #108 was dispatched to a domestic violence call at the Willowchase Apartments, Apartment #103 in Hempstead Waller County Texas. Officer S. Hardin was assisted by Waller Co. SO Deputy G. Brown. Upon arrival, both officers were confronted by the suspect.

Arturo Saldana, 22, died after being shot in Compton, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Avalardo Saldana, 24, died after being shot in Compton, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Suspect in an armed robbery and car theft, Apodaca ran, hid, and ambushed pursuing officers in a 10 p.m. standoff. He wounded one of the police in the upper thigh. Apodaca died in an exchange of gunfire. Only later did officials determine his fatal wound had been self-inflicted.

Adam "Bubba" McKinnis was killed when a car in which he was a passenger was hit by a car involved in a police chase that began with a seatbelt violation.

Officer fired one shot at Jose Angel Padilla, 22, at the downtown Portland Greyhound Bus depot after police said Padilla threatened to stab a woman with a knife.

Michael Richards shot himself to death after a seven-hour standoff with police that began when officers tried to serve a domestic abuse warrant at his home, police said.

Eight local officers approached the naked and emotionally disturbed Prater, pepper-spraying and physically wrestling him to the ground. His death was first reported as due to positional asphyxia, then to "excited delirium". His family reached a $1.5M settlement with the city that also mandated better police training and a review of policies.

Carl Rhoades reportedly died after swallowing methamphetamine during a New Year's Day slow-speed police chase. According to police, officers who were following Rhoades' vehicle said it appeared he was swallowing drugs and that he'd tossed bags that had been bitten open from the vehicle that contained a powdery substance. Rhoades died at a hospital. According to the County coroner, Rhoades died from an overdose.

A man driving a van apparently shot and killed himself on New Year's Eve as police attempted to stop him for weaving on Interstate 71, said Linndale Police Chief Gary Teske. The man, driving a Ford Aerostar, was not carrying any identification and has not been identified by the Cuyahoga County coroner. Crack cocaine and $20 were found in the man's pocket.

Gales was in a group approached by narcotics officers who suspected the group of drug related activities. Gales reportedly took off running, but was arrested. On the way to the Police Department, Gales stopped talking, slumped over in the back seat and appeared to be having a seizure. He was pronounced dead at the hospital.

A chase that started just east of Chardon Square ended violently more than 15 miles away on Interstate 90, with Lortie's car careening into a police vehicle parked alongside the highway in Willoughby Hills. Lortie, 21, of Columbus, died in the crash.

Victim was one of seven African-American teenagers killed in an early-morning car crash after a brief police chase. Upon viewing the officer's dash cam video, questions arose about the conduct of the pursuing police car.

Victim was one of seven African-American teenagers killed in an early-morning car crash after a brief police chase. Upon viewing the officer's dash cam video, questions arose about the conduct of the pursuing police car.

Victim was one of seven African-American teenagers killed in an early-morning car crash after a brief police chase. Upon viewing the officer's dash cam video, questions arose about the conduct of the pursuing police car.

Justin Coates exchanged gunfire with IPD Patrolman Adrian S. Aurs during a foot chase at the end of a vehicle pursuit.

After a car and a foot chase, Officer Seth Rosenberg used a chokehold to subdue Simpson in connection to drug-related call. Simpson died. In theory, a chokehold, known in law enforcement as lateral vascular neck restraint, causes a subject to comply without further violence. In practice, the use of this technique was controversial in law enforcement. DPD use of chokeholds was later reviewed by then-new Police Chief David Kunkle.

State corrections officer Clarence Clough, 59, shot his wife, Diane, 42, in a bedroom before he killed himself with a .38-caliber revolver. Diane died two days later.

State troopers were attempting to arrest James Snyder when he raised a gun toward police and was shot and killed.

Armando Alvarado died after being shot in Hawthorne, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Rodney Charles Harris was killed while stopped at a red light, when a teenaged driver fleeing police hit Harris' car from behind, causing the car to burst into flames.

Drug informant Lester was shot to death in a firefight after a botched narcotics operation got him kidnapped. He died of a single gunshot to the chest. Two men were tried, convicted and sentenced to life for Lester's killing although that single gunshot came from an agent's gun.

Sgt. Roger Carter was responding to a disturbance call. Boyce Jones, 69, was wielding a butcher knife and trying to attack another resident at the home, according to police. Carter warned Jones numerous times to drop the knife but the man moved closer to the deputy. Carter shot Jones once, killing him.

Jones got mad when the landscaper, whose truck he was sleeping in, rousted him at 8:30 in the morning. He angrily gestured as if he had a gun and the landscaper called the police. The officer responding to the beach walkway found Jones armed only with a rock, which he used to assault the officer and another man. The officer shot him, once, fatally.

According to police, four cars were stolen at about 3 a.m. from a Farmington Hills apartment complex parking lot. An officer saw one of the stolen cars, and tried to stop the driver, Christiaan Kelley. Kelley reportedly fled onto I-696 and then the Lodge Freeway, where Southfield police joined the chase. Kelley lost control of the car near the Lahser exit, jumped out and ran along the shoulder. According to initial reports, police said Kelly was struck by another vehicle that had veered off the road accidentally. In court documents, it was disclosed that SPD officer Brian Bassett ran over Kelley.

Richard L. Green died during an armed standoff with sheriff's deputies. He allegedly had fired more than 20 shots at sheriff's deputies from inside his mobile home, apparently when officers returned fire. Police were called because members of his family reported that he possibly had made a suicide threat.

Family and friends were baffled as to why Charles McDonald fled from an attempted local traffic stop for an obscured license plate. Police chased him down a county road at more than 100 MPH in a straightaway. He lost control on a curve, and crashed. He died in the subsequent fire with his wife Jo Ann McDonald, his stepdaughter Lula Bates, and friend Louie Melton. The family was awarded a $228K for the death of the 9-year-old.

Family and friends were baffled as to why Charles McDonald fled from an attempted local traffic stop for an obscured license plate. Police chased him down a county road at more than 100 MPH in a straightaway. He lost control on a curve, and crashed. He died in the subsequent fire with his wife Jo Ann McDonald, his stepdaughter Lula Bates, and friend Louie Melton. The family was awarded a $228K for the death of the 9-year-old.

Ricardo Alfonso Cerna, who reportedly shot deputy Michael Parham, was arrested with an undetected gun in his pocket, then killed himself at sheriff's headquarters when he was left unhandcuffed in an interview room.

Coleman crashed into Kimberly and Eddie Sanderses' car during a high-speed chase by police after an armed robbery. He plead guilty to felony murder and received a life sentence.

Officers were called to assist the family of a man thought to be high on PCP. After a struggle he was restrained. As medical personnel attempted to sedate him, he died.

Robert Hurlbut was sentenced to 17 years to life in prison for the deaths of his two passengers, Faye Woolever and Dusty Rhoades, who were killed when he crashed during a police chase.

Shaun Lakes allegedly tried to back over Officer John McGinley. McGinley fired into the car, killing passenger Brett Showell. Lakes was charged for various crimes.

Lunsford drove his vehicle to the residence of Lieutenant Eric Hillman, who had an affair with his wife. Hillman identified himself and pointed a gun at Lunsford. According to Hillman, Lunsford moved for his glove box. Hillman fatally shot him. There were no weapons in Lunsford's car or on his person. A notebook found next to Lunsford's body contained records of Hillman's activities.Although it went to trial, Hillman was found not guilty.

Around 3:30 p.m., Agent Candelaria entered Saber Sales and fatally shot his estranged wife, Maria Victoria Martinez, who worked there as a secretary for her brother-in-law, Humberto Camacho. Agent Candelaria took Camacho hostage and barricaded himself into the building. According to Camacho, Candelaria tried to strike up a conversation with Martinez's corpse, blaming her for the incident. Later that evening, after police negotiations, Agent Candelaria fatally shot himself.

Raymond Matthew Gilkeson shot and killed Police Cpl. Thomas Roberts and Patrolman Bryan S. Verkler who attempted to arrest him for shooting a gun in a neighborhood, then shot and killed himself.

Taylor was shot by deputies at the Crystal Inn. Manager Stephanie Wilson said it's her policy to call police when any guest refuses to leave by the noon check out time. Two deputies went to Taylor's room, asked for ID, but instead of an ID, Taylor allegedly produced a gun and was shot. A deputy was also wounded.

A deputy tried to stop Jessalynn Simons for erratic driving and a broken tail light at around 5 p.m. Police said Simons led two deputies and three state troopers on a five-mile chase that ended when the officers forced her car off the road. Trooper David Rivard shot Simons when she allegedly drove her car toward him. She died the next morning from her injuries. Simons' family agreed to accept a $650,000 settlement in 2007.

Shot during traffic stop on suspicion of drug possession.

Cephus Smith shot and wounded his apartment manager. Police tasered him twice, but then shot and killed the 78-year-old because the Taser didn't subdue him.

Hreha apparently shot himself with a shotgun after a police chase following an attempted stop for speeding.

King was the subject of a traffic stop, and uncooperative. When the officer reached into his car window while questioning a pill bottle, King rolled forward, briefly dragging the officer along for two blocks. After the officer freed himself, King crashed his car into a wooded area. On foot and still disobedient, Lewis was Tased at least twice, cuffed and had his ankles tied together. His death was attributed to cardiac arrest.

CHP Officer Larry Depee shot and killed John Watkins during a struggle behind the Super 8 Motel in Crescent City.

Idaho Falls police officers shot Charles Hogoboom after he fired 11 shots at officers using a shotgun, rifle and handgun.

Officer David Boshearis, 31, was responding to a robbery with lights and siren activated when he ran into and killed Robert Gottschall' Lexis.

Magnusson was killed, and his mother seriously hurt, when their truck was hit by a suspect being chased by police at high speed. The pursuit reached up to 80 MPH through city streets. Police "couldn't provide information" about the reason for the chase.

Cops were called during suicide attempt, 3 officers shot Kelly Combs 5 times

Police said Nguyen Hong Ma broke into the home of his ex-wife. He'd first posed as a deliveryman, parked a rental van out front and carried a gift-wrapped piece of wood to the house. His ex-wife put her two daughters in the bedroom and called 911 when she saw Ma had a handgun. Ma's ex-wife and the girls were able to escape. Police said they tried throughout the day to contact Ma before finding him dead on the couch with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. According to his attorney, Ma, who'd immigrated to the US in 1981 after spending six years in a North Vietnamese prisoner-of-war camp, had been feeling "hopeless" due to the bitter fight over his daughters and an impending job loss.

Williams died in a crash as he fled from police after he robbed a bank.

Police approached Hamilton as he crossed school grounds in the middle evening. Hamilton avoided them, then stepped as if to approach, then ran. Officers believed he drew a weapon, and fatally shot him. At least one witness expressed shock at the officers' conduct.

Allen was the passenger as his friend led police on a wild, fast, extended chase after they'd refused to pull over on the main drag at the beach. They pulled into an apartment complex, abandoned the vehicle, and swam across a small lake in an escape attempt. Except Allen didn't make it: His friend was caught, spent the night in jail, found Allen's father the next day, and returned to find the body.

Jones died when his enlarged heart gave out after a fight with six Cincinnati officers in the parking lot of a White Castle restaurant.

Tucson police Officer Justin Lane was driving south on Oracle on his way to a call when he went through a red light and hit a sport utility vehicle, which was eastbound on Glenn Street, police said. The vehicle overturned, ejecting 8-year-old Jordan, then hit another car, police said.

Ryan J. Kingsbury died January 7, 2003, as a result of injuries sustained when he crashed his car during a chase on November 28, 2002. According to reports, a deputy was pursuing Kingsbury at about 10:45 p.m. when he lost control on a curve near the Russell-Ellsworth county line, struck a stone fence post, and overturned. The reason for the pursuit wasn't given.

Police shot and killed David Murphy Jr. after he allegedly lunged at another man with a knife.

Husband and wife Wilbur and Margaret McCoy, in their van on Thanksgiving traveling the Ohio Turnpike northwest of Fremont, were fatally rear-ended by a vehicle going upwards of 125 MPH. Weaving, with state troopers in pursuit with lights and sirens on, the vehicle had struck at least three others within the last 17 miles.

Police responding to a man-with-a-gun call at an apartment building saw a man fitting the description, Smith, in an exterior stairwell. Police said Smith turned toward them in a threatening way. He had a BB gun.

An officer shot and killed Bryan E. Jones after he allegedly threatened police during a six-hour standoff. Jones' girlfriend called police and said he was suicidal when officers arrived. Jones was shot at about 4 a.m. when he walked out the front door with a firearm and threatened officers, police said, though they wouldn't discuss how Jones threatened them. A neighbor said he watched the shooting from his house across the street. "He came out the front and was screaming at them to turn off the bright lights. The next thing I know, I saw him pull out a shotgun and shoot toward the (tactical) vehicle."

Gregory J. Ganski Jr. was fleeing police when he crashed into Thomas R. Fitzgerald, killing both.

Charles Ervin Jr. was allegedly an accomplice in a bank robbery. He and bystander motorist Robert McFadden were killed when Ervin and driver Dwaine Thomas Edwards crashed into McFadden as they fled police.

An unidentified man was killed when the SUV he was a passenger in sped out of control during a chase and hit a light pole at about 4 a.m.

Deputies were called because Thompson was suicidal and armed. They came into his bedroom, and when he pulled a gun from under the covers, shot him, but his own gunshot was the one that killed him.

Police said an officer pulled a car over for a traffic violation. The car then sped off. The officer gave chase but ended it because the car was being driven erratically. A few minutes later, police found the car had crashed and struck a house on Helmsdale, and Ricardo West and Lakisha Barfield were killed.

Deputy Daniel Dixon Jr. shot Joshua Souza after he allegedly ran from officers, stole a vehicle and drove at Dixon.

Driver Isaac Cullum fled from an attempted traffic stop and drew local police into a chase with speeds that reached 100 MPH. Cullum lost control and crashed into a tree, killing his girlfriend Josephine Grant Thomas and his cousin Patrick Eugene Harris. Police found themselves justified in the chase partly because Cullum had marijuana in his system.

Driver Isaac Cullum fled from an attempted traffic stop and drew local police into a chase with speeds that reached 100 MPH. Cullum lost control and crashed into a tree, killing his girlfriend Josephine Grant Thomas and his cousin Patrick Eugene Harris. Police found themselves justified in the chase partly because Cullum had marijuana in his system.

Delonn Arenas died after a car fleeing deputies struck the Honda in which Arenas was riding. The passenger in the fleeing car, Michael Sanchez, reportedly died of cardiac arrest after a foot chase and struggle with deputies.

Gilbert Leon Payne pointed a rifle at Officer John Latzke before Latzke shot him in a house during a drug raid, police said.

Officer Keith Ambrose shot and killed Stepfone R. Washington during a foot chase.

Two men who died in a fiery crash at the end of a police chase have been identified as Steven Gunderson and William Hogetvedt, both 37 and from Minneapolis. They died from injuries received in the accident, according to the Ramsey County medical examiner's office. Minneapolis police said they tried to stop the men for a traffic violation. A chase ensued, but police say they ended the pursuit when they lost sight of the car. Moments later, the car exited Interstate 694 and crashed into a traffic-light pole on Silver Lake Road. The car caught fire, and authorities reported hearing one of the men pounding on the window.

David Anthony Regen, 20, allegedly was fleeing a police stop when his car crashed and killed his passengers Cassandra Compton, 18, and Samantha Miller, 16.

Christopher M. Bretag reportedly shot and killed his estranged wife and wounded a man before committing suicide while police pursued him on foot. Moments after the shooting, an off-duty Naplate officer, who was in his car with a police dog, saw Bretag's vehicle and followed it to the driveway of an office building. According to police, Bretag ran to a nearby wooded area and shot himself in the head.

Williams and her daughter's boyfriend fled from police trying to pull them over, stopped briefly in the parking lot of a National Guard Armory, then lost control of the car in what was meant to be a fast exit. The car crashed; Williams died at the scene.

Michael William Behring, eldest son of former Seahawks owner Ken Behring, died shortly after he was arrested.

Officers Harolton "Skip" Clayborn and Dustin Poncin shot Byron Harmon when he drove into two police cars while trying to leave a trailer park where he'd been visiting a friend. Residents of the Archway Manor mobile home park had called police at about 7 p.m. to report a suspicious car that had been parked for some time where the street dead ends. Clayborn and Poncin said they fired into the car because their safety was jeopardized, but Byron's friend who was in the car said Byron panicked and was just trying to get away. In 2004, Harmon's sister, Erika N. Nichols, 19, allegedly purchased a 9mm pistol with a silencer from an undercover detective and said she wanted to shoot the officer who'd killed her brother.

Eula Gladney was traveling with three other Texans visiting from Beaumont when their 2003 Chrysler minivan was struck by a 1991 Volkswagen Jetta involved in a high-speed police chase, killing both Gladney and the Jetta's driver, Roberto Reyes.

Doyle Kent Terry, of Providence pled guilty to two charges of second degree murder. Terry, 34 was charged with two counts of first degree murder after he fled from Danville police on November 16, 2003. The high-speed pursuit resulted in a deadly five vehicle accident, killing Wilbur Farthing 77, of Providence, NC and James Villepigue, 62.

An off-duty officer shot a man who allegedly tried to rob him at gunpoint outside the officer's South Side apartment building. According to police, the officer had just returned from the grocery store at around 8 p.m., when he was approached by two armed men. The officer drew his gun and fired several shots, striking one of the men as he ran from the scene, police said. The man collapsed nearby and later died.

Ramon Aranda, 25, died after being shot in Burbank, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

An off-duty, uniformed federal police officer shot Corey B. Owens, who allegedly attacked the officer with a crowbar. According to police, the officer had pulled into the driveway of a relative's house at around 10 p.m. when he noticed Owen apparently prowling outside.

The 23-year-old man was walking his grandmother to her car in Yorba Linda around 10 a.m. when three cops approached him. The father of two was shot after one officer yelled "gun!"

Three people were killed when an allegedly stolen SUV crashed after a high-speed police chase.

Three people were killed when an allegedly stolen SUV crashed after a high-speed police chase.

Alan Hoyos, 18, died after being shot in Lynwood, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Jaggers was one of two perpetrators of a midnight home invasion, assaulting two residents and holding a gun to the head of one when police arrived. Officers fatally shot him. The homeowners went unharmed. The officer later won a medal for his handling of the incident.

Oscar Martin was killed and a police officer wounded early in a shootout after an alleged kidnapping, robbery and carjacking.

Police shot Cox outside a convenience store after he pointed a gun at an officer, police said. The shooting occurred shortly after a robbery at a nearby service station in which two men robbed a clerk, beat him and then fled on foot

O'Brien was upset about something, police tasered him several times. After tasering, Kerry was hog-tied and put face-down on the ground. Kerry was asthmatic. No drugs were found in Kerry's system when autopsy was done. Cops freaked out when they were told by my mother that Kerry's father was a former NYPD cop.

Sgt. David Johnson shot and killed Kyle Darryl Michael Baker when he allegedly accelerated and reached for the officer's gun.

Michael Sharp Johnson, 32, was arrested and died the next day of acute heart failure due to cocaine-induced cardiac arrest, according to Oklahoma County District Attorney Wes Lane. Officers used a police taser weapon on him at least five times.

Melissa Gutierrez and Ramon Sanchez were killed when their car crashed after a police chase. The crash happened at about 12:30 a.m., half an hour after Gutierrez, Sanchez and another man inside the vehicle were reportedly kicked out of the Pub on Santa Fe for fighting. As the three left in a car, Sanchez allegedly fired 10 shots from a gun. According to police, an officer tried to stop the car for speeding. Sanchez reportedly threw the gun out of the car. Gutierrez pulled over, then allegedly drove away after officers stopped and exited their cars. The officers said they lost sight of the car as Gutierrez exited I-635 onto Shawnee Drive. Gutierrez lost control of her car, which flipped several times and ejected Sanchez before coming to a stop next to Maple Hill Cemetery. The second passenger sustained minor injuries.

Gregory Charles and Jody Perry were killed, and Charles' 7-year-old son was seriously injured, when a suspected drunken driver who was fleeing from police ran a red light and crashed into their car.

Four Ball State University Police Department officers responded to a burglary call, which turned out to be Michael McKinney, a university student, drunkenly attempting to gain access to a house he mistakenly believed to be his friend's residence. 24-year-old officer Robert Duplain entered the backyard alone and discovered McKinney, who allegedly charged the officer. Duplain shot McKinney four times, three times in the chest and once in the head.

Wylder was suspected of taking a ham, at knifepoint, from a Piggly Wiggly. During an attempt to subdue him officers used pepper spray and then fatally shot him, after he assaulted one of the six officers with his knife. Witnesses said he was shot after being cuffed. A second private autopsy showed he'd also been beaten. Among his family's questions was why he was in public to begin with; he'd been under an involuntary commitment order.

James City County police officer Dale Burden was trying to arrest Charles Steven Berkley on drug and gun charges when he was shot in the head, and the Berkley was killed, at a Grove mobile home park. Both were hit by the same bullet, which went through Berkley's head before striking investigator Burden, police said.

Handal was refused entry to his family's home and began acting violently and irrationally. Police were called because a family member believed he was stabbing the dog. The dog was not hurt. From the San Diego Union-Tribune: "Sgt. Richard Browning arrived at the scene and saw the man breaking out vehicle windows with a baseball bat and shovel and ordered him to drop the weapons, Lt. Sheila Potkonjak said. When the man refused to stop, Browning tried to knock him down with his patrol car, but Handal apparently got back up with the shovel still in his hand, she said. Handal allegedly headed toward two officers, Sean Marchand and Lindsay Simmons, holding the shovel like a baseball bat and they fired a total of six rounds, Potkonjak said. Handal died at the scene."

Police responded to a call from a woman who'd sighted her former boyfriend and neighbor on the grounds of her rental property, contrary to an order of protection. That boyfriend was Wimbush, a 300-pound former convict, whose physical struggle with the officer included throwing him onto a glass table, which shattered, and stabbing him in the shoulder. The officer fired on Wimbush once, killing him.

At about 12:10 a.m., an off-duty officer and a friend left the B.M.G. bar, got into the officer's car and drove a short distance down the street. According to police, the officer stopped his car to change a CD when two men in a car drove up alongside them. The passenger in the other car allegedly jumped out, pointed a gun at the officer and his friend and told them to get out of the car and to take their clothes off. While the officer and his friend were disrobing, police said the man with a gun was distracted. The officer drew his pistol and fired several shots at the man, who returned fire. The man died and the officer was reportedly shot in the back, foot and thigh.

Derrick Cunningham fired on DEA agents when a buy-and-bust operation went wrong. Cunningham allegedly had 10 pounds of meth.

Mark R. Haas shot and killed himself with a shotgun that he took out of the trunk of Port Deposit Police Chief Mark Tomlin's cruiser when he stole the car after being placed in handcuffs in the back seat and leading police on a four-hour chase.

Latarra Waters and Dennis Jones were killed when the car they were in was pursued by Garfield Heights police. The car went down an embankment and flipped over. Garfield Heights police said Waters sped off after police tried to stop the car after a computer check revealed it had an expired license plate and that the owner did not have driving privileges.

Police were called to a domestic violence incident. Dominguez was shot and killed when he pointed a gun at police.

Christopher Manuel Chappell, 23, died after being shot in Torrance, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Lowery, with a long record of minor crimes, was shot to death by local police after leading them on an erratic chase in a stolen car, then switching over to a van with a female acquaintance and a 16-year-old girl. Police fired on him 30 times. They claimed that Lowery fired on them twice with a shotgun then used the van as a weapon, claims that witnesses disputed. City prosecutors mulled criminal charges against the police for more than a year before ruling them justified. In the interim two of them were awarded Silver Medals of Valor and three others Certificates of Merit for their roles in the killing.

According to HPD, an officer approached the victim's car because he regarded it as suspicious. At one point, the victim caused his vehicle to accelerate. The door of the victim's vehicle closed on the officer's hand. The officer experienced an accidental discharge that killed the victim.

A police officer pulled over Steve Levitre during a traffic stop. The officer recognized the man as someone who had made threats on his life, according to a department spokeswoman. The officer told Leitre to put his hands where he could see them. Levitre did not. The spokesperson said the officer drew his gun, and Levitre continued to act as if he was reaching for a weapon. Levitre began to drive his car toward the officer. Fearing Levitre would run him over, the officer shot and killed him.

Officer David Keith Frendlich shot and killed his estranged wife's boyfriend, Ronald Larry Boliek, then shot and killed himself. Boliek had complained about the officer's erratic behavior, to know apparent effect, and his family was perturbed at his death.

Officers responding to a forgery call told Carlile, entering an SUV, to surrender. According to Lieutenant Gary Trupe, Officer Mike Willis, who had served APD for 11 years, fatally shot Carlile to prevent him from ramming an officer into a wall of a Money Hut. Witness Melissa Self said that no officer stood between the Money Hut and the SUV when Officer Willis started shooting.

Arthur Lewis Jr., stopped breathing after deputies pepper sprayed him, used a carotid restraint and hogtied him.

Powell was shot to death by NYPD in a running firefight down five city blocks, involving him and his accomplice, a drug dealer they'd just robbed, a livery cab driver, and multiple officers. Two officers were wounded, once seriously, and the cab driver wounded in the back.

Brian Bowe fell ill suddenly while being arrested around 10:30 p.m. for possession of narcotics with intent to sell and deliver, police said. He died shortly after.

Four officers shot and killed unarmed Demetre Omar Hall after a shooting at a nightclub.

Police responded to a firearms violation at Club 121, an after-hours nightclub. A vehicle description led officers to the car parked outside a Waffle House restaurant, police said. As the officers approached the vehicle, one of the occupants got out of the car and shot one of the officers before running into a nearby neighborhood, where he was confronted by two officers. During an exchange of gunfire, Theodore Elroy Johnson Jr. was shot and killed.

Elghaffar had gone to Nu Look, a tailoring and dry-cleaning shop where his estranged wife worked, confronted the owner and fired one shot, police said. The owner ran into a neighboring store. Elghaffar followed him and fired two more shots. Two officers arrived and told Elghaffar to put his weapon down. The officers shot Elghaffar after he raised his gun at them.

Police responded to an apartment complex on reports of a man kicking cars and flourishing a machete. Robison is said to have confronted officers at his front door in a threatening way. He was shot to death.

In a nearly unprecedented two-hour crime spree, Daniel Nunez, 23, killed a man in a home invasion, killed a police dog, hit two pedestrians with a stolen vehicle, shot at officers and hijacked five vehicles, including two police vehicles, before killing himself. Officers caught up to Nunez at Lake Mead Boulevard and Tenaya Way, where Nunez stopped, got out and immediately began firing on them with two handguns. Officers returned fire, but Nunez was able to take a vehicle. He killed the police dog inside and drove east on Lake Mead to southbound U.S. Highway 95. Shortly after entering the freeway he shot himself in the head.

At about 5 p.m., DCSO deputies and state troopers responded to a report of a man with a gun at Siouxland Estates Mobile Home Park. As officers arrived, two men left a house. A third man, Manuel Adrian Ortiz-Ruiz, allegedly came out with a handgun and fired at police. Officers returned fire, killing Ortiz-Ruiz. Deputy Anthony D. Bos was reportedly shot in the lower left leg.

According to police, Donald Moore and Jason Lavastida, Silvas was told to step out of his teal Ford Taurus because it smelled like marijuana, then was shot at eight times when he tried to ram officers with the vehicle. According to witnesses, Silvas was shot, bludgeoned and handcuffed, then tried to take cover in the Taurus. Cocaine, not marijuana, was present in the vehicle. Officer Moore had served for four years and Officer Lavastida for three. It was their first recorded shooting. Corpus Christi paid settled with Silvas' family for $200,000.

Larry Durham reportedly committed suicide in his home during a five-hour standoff with police. According to police, officers had responded at around 3 a.m. after receiving a report that Durham had shot at his brother and nephew. When officers arrived, they said they heard a gunshot from inside the home. Five hours later, a tactical team went inside and found Durham dead.

19-year-old Eddie Homsombath exchanged gunfire with police during a pursuit following a minor traffic stop.

Officers tried to stop Heather Barnes because of erratic driving at about 11:45 p.m. near 72nd and Grover Streets. Police said Barnes stopped, but then drove off before losing control of her Ford pickup truck and hitting a curb. The truck rolled several times, ejecting Barnes, who police found lying in the Villa Estates trailer court parking lot. Critically injured in the crash, Barnes remained in a vegetative state for nearly six years at a care center before she died on September 15, 2009.

Campbell was killed during a struggle with an undercover vice detective who saw him rob a gas station. Police said Campbell attacked the undercover officer with a knife before trying to wrestle away his gun. At least five shots were fired during the scuffle along Manhattan Boulevard. Five bullets hit Campbell, who was also shocked twice with a TASER electronic device.

Police were called to a domestic disturbance. Rodelas-Acuna was in the backyard and threatened a policeman with a pickaxe, so the officer shot and killed him.

Williams was shot to death by county officers after an attempted traffic stop at 8:45 on a Saturday morning. Williams refused to stop, was briefly chased, ran off the road, and fired on police. He was killed by return fire.

An officer shot and killed Roylan Tugade after he allegedly attacked the officer with his own baton during a struggle.

Officers shot Pedro Lopez whe he allegedy lunged at one of them with scissors at a Chevron station in University Heights.

Ronald D'Mytro was shot when he allegedly pointed a gun on an officer responding to an attempted carjacking.

Police looked on from a stakeout as Tereshea Daniel robbed and killed Thomas Evans Willis, 55. Police then killed Daniel.

Sgt. Rich Wilkinson shot and killed Jennifer Lynn LeBlanc during a drug bust, in what was reportedly the first fatal officer-involved shooting in the city's history.

While fleeing police, Jay Gonzalez rammed his car into LeRoy Copen and Lynn Marie Olaf Copen, who were off-duty police officers, killing them. He survived and faced a variety of charges, including intentional homicide.

Police were called on a domestic disturbance at a hotel. As he was being pursued through the hotel, Murphy pulled a gun and was shot and killed.

It was alleged by police that Venable ran from police after fleeing a vehicle. Venable had warrants including parole violation. It's disputed, but the officer says that a fight ensued, and Venable tried to reach for the officer's gun, and was shot to death.

According to the LA Times Homicide Report, Douglas Keith Smith, a 38-year-old white male, was shot and killed by Culver City police, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Tompkins was shot once in the neck, fatally, after a high-speed chase with deputies. Tompkins was unarmed and had committed no crime other than fleeing, and choosing to "borrow" another person's license plate; unfortunately that other person was a wanted felon. The deputy's .40-caliber Glock 22 went off accidentally.

Ronald Joseph Carlos, 33, died after being shot in Baldwin Park, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Gonzalez, described as nearly blind, was shot and killed by officers called to his downtown apartment when he came toward them with a knife that he refused to put down, Kansas City police said.

Gonzales fired bullets into three vehicles in his Westminster neighborhood, injuring three people - including a 12-year-old boy who lived across the street - before police fatally shot him outside his home.

McCord Jr., was shot when Monroe and Bothell police raided an apartment. He had earlier escaped from the Pierce County Courthouse wielding a fake cardboard gun.An autopsy revealed that McCord, facing a life sentence under the state's three-strikes law, was shot seven times in the raid.

Police responded to the home of Hernandez for a domestic disturbance call. When they made contact, Hernandez allegedly refused to put down a semiautomatic weapon he was pointing at police. Police opened fire and killed him at the scene.

Mearis was fatally shot by Oakland police officers after Mearis grabbed one of the officer's gun during a struggle.

Trooper Joseph J. Savitch shot Troy J. Brundle, who'd allegedly taken trooper Chad Broyles's gun during a struggle. Broyles had stopped a 2003 Cadillac with two occupants inside shortly before 3 a.m. Brundle, the driver, reportedly fled on foot. Broyles chased after Brundle and tackled him to the ground. Brundle allegedly disarmed Broyles and said he was going to kill him. Savitch arrived and Broyles yelled "He's got my gun. Shoot him." Savitch shot Brundle once, and he died at a hospital.

Arkansas State Police Trooper Mitch Grant, 29, saw Jimmy Darnel Thomas, 43, driving a vehicle similar in description to a car used in the robbery of a Dallas County business. Grant tried to stop the car, but the driver refused, leading Grant on a short chase. Thomas stopped and fled, Grant chased him, and Thomas got in Grant's car. He tried to run Grant over, and Grant shot and killed him.

Diana Kearbey was killed when her 1988 Hyundai crashed into the back of a pickup while she was fleeing from police.

Garrett Henning was shot and killed by Janesville police officer Timothy O'Leary, while fighting with another officer and allegedly in control of his gun.

Rahine Obyka Pittman was stopped by two narcotics officers at about 9:50 p.m. after the officers saw what they believed was a drug sale involving Pittman. When the officers asked Pittman for his identification, he gave them false information. The officers tried to arrest Pittman, but he attacked them and tried to grab one officer's gun. That officer shot Pittman, who ran to a nearby driveway and died.

Deputy Mark Chipps shot and killed Raymond Stanley Johnson III after Johnson fired a pellet gun that resembled a 9mm automatic at Deputy David Andress.

Undocumented immigrants Carlos Echeverria Bribiezca, Rosalva Maldonado Romero, Jose Refugio Ortega Nieves and an unidentified boy were killed when a SUV fleeing Border Patrol agents crashed.

Undocumented immigrants Carlos Echeverria Bribiezca, Rosalva Maldonado Romero, Jose Refugio Ortega Nieves and an unidentified boy were killed when a SUV fleeing Border Patrol agents crashed.

Iva Police Sgt. Niki Parks shot Manley after a fight as officers accompanied Manley's wife into the house after a domestic dispute.

Michael attended the Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind and wore a hearing aid. Officer Michelle Madsen saw him walking with three adult males near a store where Michael had allegedly stolen a case of beer. When Madsen commanded them to sit on the curb and Michael did not, she may have grabbed his arm to check him for weapons. He pulled a BB gun from his belt, pointed it at her, and threatened to kill her. The three males claim they told Madsen that it was a BB gun and that Michael was deaf. She retreated to her car, commanded him to put the gun down, and pointed her pistol at him. Michael refused to put down the BB gun and may or may not have waved it at Madsen and at bystanders. She shot him once in the face.

Bobby Joe Holcomb reportedly shot himself during a standoff.

At around 9:20 a.m., Investigator Bret Tepe was on duty and driving his personal pickup truck, when a car traveling the opposite direction experienced a tire blow-out and struck Tepe head-on. Tepe and Wilma J. Worthey, the driver of the other car, were both killed. A passenger in Worthey's car suffered serious injuries.

Off-duty Westminster Police Officer Karl Scherck went to mow his mother's lawn. He saw a suspicious looking person and called police, and followed him around the neighborhood. Later, he found him in a garage holding a 1 by 4, and he shot and killed him.

With their motorcycle chased by police through five miles of beach town roads at over 100 MPH near 1 in the morning, Ralph Boccio and his passenger Alissa Hill were hurled 260 feet through the air when the bike hit a curb. Both died at the scene.

With gloves, bandana and a pistol, York was interrupted by county police during the attempted armed robbery of a CVS Pharmacy. York retreated to the rear of the store while exchanging gunfire with police. He was found out back in a dry creek bed, dead of a gunshot, possibly a suicide.

Police were dispatched to a home on Van Velsor Place in Newark on a report of shots fired, police said. Police saw Smith running through an alley with a gun in his hand. Smith saw the officers and fired shots at them, then ran onto Chancellor Avenue, where he carjacked a Ford Escort at gunpoint. Newark police pursued the car into Irvington, where Smith struck a parked vehicle and a utility pole. Smith got out of the car and ran west toward an alley on Chancellor. Officers chased him in there, where Smith allegedly brandished a knife and charged at the officers. Officer Onelio Tellez shot and killed him.

Bailey had been taken into custody after Walmart security guards called them to pick up the woman, whom they said was a shoplifting suspect. Bailey became unresponsive as she sat in the back of a police car, and attempts to revive her were unsuccessful, police said.

Police shot and killed Raymond "Ray" Robison after he reportedly came out of his home with a shotgun and shot two officers.

Hopkins called 911 twice on a Friday afternoon, once for help, the second time to say that she felt she might hurt somebody. Three officers responded and found her with a seven-inch blade in each hand. She lunged at them; they fatally shot her. Neighbors described Hopkins as friendly and mild-mannered and remarked at the speed of her killing.

Deputies James Dimmit, Jason Dodd, Todd Booth and Neil Simpson shot Martin Cardenas Baez and Jose Guadalupe Castaneda-Castillas during a marijuana garden raid near Feather Falls.

Lewis Albert Derenge was shot and killed by deputies Errol Bechtel and Lorraine Riser, and Ellen Levoi Derenge committed suicide after being wounded by deputies' gunfire.

Byron Terrell Smith, 20, died after being shot in North Hills, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

Harold Kilpatrick took a group of Dyersburg State Community College students and their teacher hostage and was killed by police after he began firing a gun in the classroom, police said.

In a murder suicide, Rutendra Raghunandan killed his wife and children.

In a murder suicide, Rutendra Raghunandan killed his wife and children.