Bauer allegedly shot at passersby through a window in a Henderson hotel when police arrived and fatally shot the 36-year-old after he fired at responding officers.

Clad only in boxer shorts and armed with a knife, Rabasa attempted to attack an officer before other responding police attempted to subdue him with a Taser. Rabasa, who suffered from mental illness, died of cardiac arrest at a nearby hospital.

Carrizales, high on cocaine, attacked his parents. His son tackled him. When officers took custody of Carrizales, he collapsed. Officers took him to Garland Medical Center, where he died two days later.

A "distraught" and "suicidal" Munroe called 911 early Sunday morning, but responding police found and shot the 25-year-old after he pulled a realistic BB gun on officers asking him to comply.

Officers responding to a robbery call early Sunday found Deming, who then attacked officers and shrugged off Taser attacks before an officer fatally shot the 19-year-old. Deming's family denied several aspects of the police report.

Police said troopers tried to pull over Christopher J. Henry's Harley Davidson motorcycle just before 10 p.m. on suspicion of impaired riding. Henry reportedly sped off when troopers turned on their sirens. The motorcycle struck the curb on the south side of King's Party Store's parking lot. Henry then hit a cable attached to a utility pole and a tree. Henry was "cut in half at the waist," police said, and died at the scene.

Gormley, who was wanted by police due to an earlier car robbery, led police on a vehicle and foot chase before troopers tased the 30-year-old as he attempted to carjack another motorist. Gormley had several drugs in his system and died in a hospital several days later.

Berry was allegedly acting strangely and off his medication when arriving police found him sitting in a BMW outside his home. The 31-year-old accelerated the vehicle into a patrol car and shook off attempts to non-fatally subdue him, until deputies fatally fired at Berry when he trapped a deputy between vehicles.

Dujanovic was acting strangely—going up and down a number of these streets, knocking on people's doors and trying to get into their homes. When officers arrived at the scene, they say Dujanovic spotted them and grabbed a large metal rod from the back of a truck parked on the street. Then he approached the officer. Police officials say the officer told the suspect to put the rod down. When Dujanovic didn't comply, the officer opened fire, killing him.

Sarabia led police on a high-speed chase while holding a domestic violence victim captive in his vehicle. Officers fatally shot the 27-year-old after his vehicle got a flat tire, leading leading Sarabia to attempt an escape before lunging at an officer with a knife.

Police responding to reports of shots fired in a Bakersfield park arrived to find Hernandez firing a gun at traveling cars, and fatally shot the 47-year-old.

Burley and two accomplices attempted to rob a woman at a nearby gas station before police picked up the trio's car and pursued them to a Missouri City home. Officers fatally shot Burley and wounded the two others after they refused to listen to police commands.

An officer fatally shot Dantzler as the 37-year-old attempted to flee a grocery store after stabbing a clerk, and refused to drop a knife after officers told him to lower the weapon.

Officers fatally shot Blough after pulling the 28-year-old over during a traffic stop and observed him acting erratic and aggressive while armed with a knife.

Neighbors reported hearing a man screaming inside the home of Westrich saying that someone was trying to break his arm. When officers arrived they said that Westrich shot at them, and they returned fire killing him. Another man at the scene was not charged. Westrich had been arrested in the past for driving on intoxicants, and suffered from bipolar disorder and PTSD.

Shatley was drunk and officers were called to his home by neighbors. When Shatley tried to flee in his car, dragging an officer, the other officers shot him to death. Officers had been called to his residence 89 times since 2010.

Officers reported that they pursued Hammonds because he was driving a stolen car, he then fled on foot. Officers claimed that Hammonds pointed a weapon at them while fleeing, and they shot him to death.

Officer shot victim after being threatened with a sword.

Travelling in a PT Cruiser they'd stolen from a car wash, repeat offenders Charles T. Boyd and Lucy Hellstrom initiated a high-speed chase with police, reaching at least 80 MPH, before fatally crashing in front of a car dealership. Police claimed "the pursuit was called off before the crash," unlikely given 15 to 20 police vehicles were involved, and the eyewitness accounts in direct contradiction.

Sean Dawson Brooks was killed when his car crashed while fleeing police.

Washington struggled with police when they responded to a report that a stranger was pounding on the doors of homes. Some residents helped the officer subdue Washington, who became unresponsive while he was being handcuffed and later died at a hospital.

A 911 caller told police that Ware, who was wanted by police, was armed with a handgun. Ware fled from police into a wooded area before being pepper-sprayed and subdued. He later collapsed and was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.

Police pulled a car over looking for a wanted person. McSwain pointed a gun at police when they approached the car. He was shot in the head and killed.

13-month-old Dillan Harris was killed while waiting at a bus stop with his mother and sisters when a car that police had been chasing for 3.5 miles jumped the sidewalk, struck Dillan's stroller and dragged it into a vacant lot in the in the Woodlawn neighborhood. Police said Antoine Watkins, 21, was fleeing from a shooting that killed Marvin "Capo" Carr, 22, in the South Shore neighborhood. A lawsuit filed by Dillan's mother stated that Watkins was being chased at speeds in excess of 60 mph, and that the 20 unnamed officers involved were told to stop the chase because there were too many pedestrians, but instead continued pursuit for another 20 minutes.

Police were called to a Stone Mountain home after a caller said Mann was irate, possibly armed and locked in a garage. Officers attempted to negotiate with Mann before tasing him. The 35-year-old became unresponsive and pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.

Defective tail lights led police to try to pull Ronald Wiley over. He complied at first, then sped away, setting up a police chase on a hilly wooded road. He lost control on a curve and crashed into a tree, which killed him and his passenger Joseph Knox.

A Honda driven by Stephen Weekes, with his 9-year-old son Anthony as a passenger, flew by state troopers on the interstate at 100 MPH. After a chase of about three miles, Weekes sideswiped an Elantra and sped into a stand of roadside trees, killing both of them. The incident caused other accidents and extensive traffic problems.

Officers responding to 911 calls of gunfire at a Stone Mountain apartment complex arrived to Farmer openly shooting at responding officers. He struck one officer multiple times, who returned fire and killed the 20-year-old gunman.

Watson seriously injured his mother and killed her boyfriend with a shotgun before police arrived. Watson fired at officers and struck two before being gunned down.

Paul Castaway, who had battled schizophrenia for several years, was fatally shot by Officer Michael Lee Traudt after allegedly running at officers with a knife. Castaway's family disputed the official account, and several anti-police brutality rallies were held in the wake of the shooting.

Police were called because a man was brandishing a knife at a coffee shop. When they approached him, he refused to drop the knife and "began to aggressively approach the officers," police said. After tasering him, they shot and killed him.

Stafford was arrested by an officer after attempting to sell stolen puppies at a pet store. The 55-year-old became unconscious during a "brief physical altercation" while being booked into jail and died at a nearby hospital. Media reports don't state categorically whether he was booked, so this death may be outside of FatalEncounters dataset, which does not include individuals after they've been booked into jail.

An undercover police officer tried to detain Suazo after the 23-year-old was involved in a drug transaction. The officer fatally shot Suazo after he fled and drove in the general direction of the officer. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Larry Eugene Maharrey was killed when a patrol car driven by deputy Marvin Gomez collided with his motorcycle at an intersection.

Harris fled police at high speed through downtown Wilmington, after an attempted traffic stop for reasons the police would not say. His Malibu struck the back end of a school bus, injuring the bus driver (no children were on board) and killing Harris.

Lisa Brown, the girlfriend of former NFL player Buster Barnett, reportedly kidnapped and killed his wife, Sandra Elaine Barnett, then killed herself after a police pursuit. Police said Brown abducted Sandra Barnett at her Ellenwood, Georgia home while Barnett was on the phone with a friend. Carroll County police saw Brown driving Buster Barnett's Dodge Durango and gave chase on Interstate 20. Alabama State Patrol troopers joined in when the pursuit crossed state lines. According to officials, the Durango suddenly stopped in at mile marker 208, where Brown reportedly shot Sandra Barnett and turned the gun on herself. Both women died at the scene.

Police were called when Gonzalez, who is believed to have an unspecified mental illness, allegedly became violent and brandished a sword. Police say he refused commands to drop the sword, and Officer Joseph Mensah shot and killed him.

Abdulazeez fired '50 to 60 rounds' at an armed services recruiting center, killing a navy sailor before driving to a naval reserve base and killing four US marines in an attack that is being investigated as an act of terrorism. Abdulazeez also injured two others, including a Chattanooga police sergeant, before being killed by police gunfire.

Police said officers were responding to a call about a man with a gun near a construction site when they encountered Foster. According to authorities, 'a gun was brandished' and the officer opened fire. The shooting death of Foster by Homestead Police Officer Anthony Green was the third time Green had shot a man while on duty, and the second fatality.

Authorities say the incident began around 3 a.m. when Moreno Valley police responded to a call of a mentally ill person assaulting a family member. When officers arrived, the suspect attacked an officer and fled.Then around 6 a.m., police responded to a stabbing call in the area of Webster and Perris and found the victim. Within minutes, officers encountered Smith near Perris and Sunnymead boulevards. The suspect was holding a hand tool and refused to drop it. When he advanced toward police, he was shot and killed.

Davis was involved in a 'very, very violent' struggle with an officer, according to police. The officer had been called after reports of a fight in the area involving five men. The officer deployed his Taser and then fired his gun once, striking Davis. Davis later died in hospital.

Brand was reported missing by friends who also said that he had made statements '"indicating he was intending to harm himself." Deputies said that when they located Brand he pointed a pistol at them.

Davis allegedly threatened an officer at a convenience store. He was bleeding from the head. The officer reportedly called for backup and police eventually detained the man. Paramedics soon came out to the store to take the man to the hospital. "During the point of being transported to the hospital, he becomes unconscious," Silva said. "At St. Joseph's Hospital, he was pronounced deceased."

Authorities said they were attempting to book Gomez into custody when he began fighting with police and reached for an officer's weapon. Police said an officer attempted to use a Taser on Gomez but it had no effect, prompting officers to fire.

Walter Morris, 46, of Pittsburgh, was holding a 15-year-old Oklahoma girl at the Knights Inn on Hickory Grade Road. He committed suicide during a standoff with police.

Wheat was allegedly assaulting a woman and making suicidal threats. He was shot 11 times after brandishing a knife, according to police, who also said the woman had been stabbed but sustained non-life threatening injuries.

Police were dispatched to respond to reports that Dewey was armed and involved in a domestic disturbance. Dewey allegedly left the home on foot, hiding under a nearby camping trailer and firing at officers with a pistol when he was located.

DuBose was killed by a single shot to the head during a traffic stop by Officer Raymond Tensing. With a long criminal record of relatively minor offenses, DuBose had no valid license and had alcohol in his vehicle, but was unarmed and compliant. The county prosecutor initially refused to release the body cam video. When it was released the officer was indicted for murder in late July, unusual and unusually rapid. The announcement came with a closure of the UC campus and an insertion of state troopers to quell unrest.

An early-hours Sunday morning police chase of teens Chaz Gracey and David Kezy ended with a fatal crash. The police statement said the officers "were terminating their involvement" in the chase directly before the collision.

Godinez was a suspect in a burglary when officers apprehended him, police said. A medical examiner said Godinez died of cocaine and alcohol poisoning and that the physical stress of police restraint was a "significant contributing factor" to his death. Police have not released additional details about the circumstances surrounding Godinez's arrest.

An off-duty officer checking on his in-laws said he arrived to see the front door kicked open. The officer said when he entered he saw Brown carrying a firearm, and the officer shot and killed him.

Police arrived at a home after a female caller told police that Francis had held a knife as he threatened and chased her and another female roommate. Officers found Francis armed with a large knife in the front yard, police said. Police said the officers "gave numerous commands" for him to drop the knife, but he did not. Police said Francis raised the knife and charged at the officers, and they shot and killed him.

Tyre had reportedly fired shots into a wooded area near a residence police had initially visited on a domestic disturbance call. Tyre refused to drop the firearm as officers approached and then advanced on them, according to police.

Campbell was one of two shoplifting suspects chased away from the Aurora Farms Premium Outlets by police. Campbell's vehicle caused a four-vehicle crash, and she was fatally injured.

Monroe police say they received a call about a shooting at a trailer park. When they arrived they found one person fatally shot another person who had also been shot but was still alive. Police say the suspect was found about 15 minutes later on 12th Street. Police say he pointed a gun at him so they shot and killed him.

Bush, who riding a motorcycle, collided with a police car that was making a U-turn. Bush was taken to hospital but later died. St Clair Shores police chief Todd Woodcox called the incident a "tragic accident."

Guisherd shot a police officer in the chest during an arrest attempt. The officer then returned fire, according to police. Guisherd was wanted over the murder of a 25-year-old woman in 2014. The officer was later taken to hospital.

At around 7 p.m., John Russell Houser opened fire inside The Grand 16 cinema, killing Mayci Breaux, 21, and Jillian Johnson, 33. Nine other people were injured, several critically. Nearly 300 people were inside the movie theater when Houser began shooting about 20 minutes into a showing of "Trainwreck". Houser was staying in a room at a nearby Motel 6, and was reportedly described as "kind of a drifter." Police searched his motel room and said they found various wigs and disguises inside. Officers said it was clear that his plan was to shoot and to flee the theater alive. Officers believe Houser fled the theater following the shooting, only to find a police cruiser outside. After seeing police, Houser turned the gun on himself, according to police. The Associated Press reported that Houser's wife and other family members filed for a temporary protection order in 2008 after Houser "exhibited extreme, erratic behavior." They said he made ominous and disturbing statements, and he suffered from "manic depression or bipolar disorder."

Satre allegedly pulled out a handgun when deputies asked her to show them her hands. Police had arrived after learning that a woman at the address had posted suicidal statements on Facebook.

Martin struck a parked vehicle while driving. When deputies arrived on the scene, authorities said, he got out of his vehicle displaying a handgun.

Police were called because of a man shooting a gun. Raines was fatally shot when he allegedly raised his weapon as police ordered him to drop it. He had fired shots into the air and the ground, according to authorities, prompting people to flee nearby shops and buildings.

Braswell emerged from his house firing at deputies who were responding to a report that he threatened to kill himself, according to authorities. The deputies were said to have spent hours trying to negotiate with Braswell.

James Dwight King died after he allegedly walked backward into a river and drowned rather than face a traffic stop.

Police said officers were checking on a car parked on the side of the interstate when Jackson shot at police and fled into the woods. A brief manhunt ensued and authorities say shots were exchanged before Jackson was killed.

Homicide detective Timothy Bender shot and killed Christopher Olmstead after Olmstead reportedly took his pickup on a rampage through the Lower 9th Ward at around 9 a.m. Witnesses said that the incident started with a domestic dispute. Police said that Olmstead, who was driving a silver pickup, hit four other homes with his truck before slamming through the fence at his home. Bender happened to be in the Holy Cross neighborhood investigating an unrelated case when he was flagged down by someone who spotted Olmstead driving erratically. Bender was driving an unmarked police vehicle but was wearing an NOPD uniform. Bender appears to have arrived at the scene shortly after Olmstead crashed into the second vehicle. The detective repeatedly ordered Olmstead to get out of his pickup, witnesses said. When he did, Olmstead charged at the detective, according to Sarah Lastie, a neighbor who witnessed the shooting and said it was like "looking at a movie." "He came raging after the officer," Lastie said. "The officer did not want to shoot him. He tried to get him to give up, but he wouldn't do it. He didn't have any choice but to shoot him." Olmstead was struck several times and had wounds in the front of his neck, chest and abdomen, said Dr. Jeffrey Rouse, the Orleans Parish coroner. Olmstead was not carrying a firearm, but police said they were still investigating whether he may have been armed with some other type of weapon.

Lutz, 44, a former Milwaukee police officer, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound "while in the presence of Menomonee Falls tactical officers after a brief tactical situation," police said.

Responding to a suicide call, Officers H. Tran, C. Farmer, K. Tabora and C. Holloway found Gaubatz behaving erratically and covered in feces. Though she denied that she was high, Sergeant P. Terry and Officer S. Lopez took Gaubatz to Southeast Jail to be booked for public intoxication. When they arrived at the jail, Gaubatz had passed out. She was pronounced dead at Ben Taub Hospital.

Police said Westly was fatally shot after firing at officers who were responding to a report that a woman and one other person were being held hostage. Westly tried to escape on foot, according to authorities, but was captured and died from his injuries.

Jason Alan Adcock, 31, was allegedly fleeing a domestic disturbance when police began to chase him, and he ran head-on into Terry Lee Stambaugh, killing them both.

Falgout, who was wanted for theft, was shot by eight officers after getting out of his vehicle and pointing a BB gun at them at the end of a car chase. Authorities described his actions as suicide by cop. The incident was captured by a surveillance camera.

Deputies were responding to a report that Milliken was attacking a family member. Authorities said the deputies feared for the family member's life and fired at the man.

Johnson was allegedly brandishing a knife when officers arrived in response to a disturbance call. Authorities said Johnson advanced at the officer and refused commands to drop the weapon

Officers responded to a call saying that Gonzalez was acting irrationally. Gonzalez resisted arrest. Officers subdued Gonzalez for paramedics. Gonzalez passed out, and died the next day at a hospital. This man is not to be confused with the Mark Anthony Gonzalez who killed Sergeant Kenneth Vann of Bexar County Sheriff's Office in 2011, and was sentenced to death in San Antonio in 2015.

Barker allegedly shot at police from his porch, prompting them to return fire. Officers were responding to reports that he was suicidal. Authorities said a Swat team and negotiators were deployed but Barker, armed with a handgun, continued threatening officers.

Police said they were attempting to arrest Malone at a motel on charges including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He tried to escape through a back window, according to authorities, and during a confrontation with officers outside he was shot and killed.

Lawrence Blackburn died from a self-inflicted gunshot, after reportedly engaging in a shootout with law enforcement agents at an apartment complex in Baton Rouge. Officials said Blackburn was armed and that the US Marshal Task Force was involved in the shooting. About 25 law enforcement cars responded to the scene from multiple agencies. Investigators had been trying to catch up with Blackburn for days in connection with a shooting in Lafayette that left Dravin Stevenson, 18, dead and sent a 19-year-old man to the hospital. The victim who survived was listed in critical condition at the time Blackburn was killed. A woman in the area was also shot in the leg during the shootout.

Raiyawa allegedly fought with and injured two officers before becoming unresponsive. He had been pursued after fleeing a fight over a traffic collision.

Police said Perkins threatened to shoot his wife, a neighbor and a police officer and was armed with several weapons. According to authorities, Perkins came out of his come and confronted the Swat and crisis negotiation units which had assembled, pointing 'several' weapons at them.

Molina reportedly shoved a woman into an SUV and drove away, prompting a car chase with police. When Molina was eventually stopped he got out of the car with a gun and failed to obey officers' commands, according to police. Police have not said if Molina fired the weapon before he was shot.

Serrano was spotted with another woman at the site of recent homicide. When police arrived the man fled and was shot after gunfire was exchanged.

Hutcheson ran into the lobby of a jail asking for help because his wife was out to kill him. Sheriff's officers were witnessed to have put a knee on his body and on his neck, despite Hutcheson saying that he couldn't breath. He died shortly thereafter. He'd been incarcerated recently for drugs, but witnesses say that he was not aggressive toward officers at all.

Andrew Mark Krolikowski and Jason Ray Monroe were killed in an early-morning Sunday police pursuit. They were sought for speeding. Police said they'd broken off the chase before their vehicle struck a tree and burst into flames.

Clements was suspected of sexual assault, and when officers arrived at his residence, he came out and shot an officer in the chest. Then, officers shot him to death.

Malave attempted to burglarize the Horseshoe Pike Gun Shop, in Campbelltown, Pennsylvania, early Monday. A burglary alarm went off and law enforcement responded to the scene, which is about 15 minutes away from Harrisburg. Malave, carrying a rifle, fled into a nearby soybean field with bags and backpacks filled with guns. He was fatally shot by police during the encounter.

A suspect fleeing police in a 100 mph high-speed chase struck a Prius carrying two elderly sisters, Nancy Cripe and Mary Dimitt, killing both. The suspect had both marijuana and alcohol in his blood.

The incident occurred when an Orange County Sheriff's Department officer found Aliva distressed and acting strangely pulled over on Las Pulgas Road. When the Deputy approached Aliva began aggressively pointing and yelling at the deputy. An hour-long standoff ensued as the man said that he was armed. When Aliva emerged from his car he had a black shirt wrapped around his hand, extending it as if it was a weapon. A deputy fired a bean bag round at Aliva, but it did not subdue him, then three OCSD officers and two border patrol agents fired their guns killing Aliva.

Officers got call about man with fake police badge. Upon questioning he got agitated and walked away, then turned around and opened fire on police. Officers shot back and took cover, hitting him with 11 bullets.

Ozuna stripped naked, rolled around on the ground and yelled for help. Four officers handcuffed Ozuna and took him to Doctor's Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Police responded to a report of a suicidal man at an apartment complex. They tried to talk him down for over an hour. Officers decided to try going into his apartment. When they approached him, he threatened officers and attempted to stab one of them. An officer shot Dieringer in response.

Cops were called to area after reports of an armed male. During an on-foot pursuit, Hargrove fired first, after police told him to drop his weapon, he did not comply, and the two cops fired.

Darryl Clinton Davis Jr. died when he reportedly jumped off the Causeway Bridge into Lake Pontchartrain after being chased by police. Davis was allegedly driving a stolen pick-up truck southbound on the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway when he encountered construction crews and Causeway Police at around 10:30 p.m. Davis reportedly turned around and began driving against traffic. Police pursued Davis until he came to a stop around the 10-mile post. Davis then allegedly got out of the truck and jumped into the choppy waters of Lake Pontchartrain. Davis's body was found in the lake by the Coast Guard the morning of August 9, 2015, just a few miles south of Bayou Lacombe.

Jermanz James Dreher was a suspect in a Newberry County murder investigation. He committed suicide during a hostage taking and standoff.

Max Gracia died after multiple police dog bites on his thigh and leg became infected, according to a medical examiner. The dog bit him while Gracia was resisting arrest, police said, and Gracia died several days later in the Orange County jail. Gracia was arrested after allegedly robbing a convenience store at gunpoint.

Two deputies pulled over a vehicle driven by Brown for an expired paper license plate. Brown struck a deputy with the vehicle. Brown and deputies shot at each other. Brown drove away, struck several other drivers' vehicles, carjacked a bystander and fatally shot himself.

Russo grew combative with police and EMS personnel when they were called to his home. Police tasered him and EMS gave Russo a sedative to calm him down. Russo began having trouble breathing, EMS officials administered medical aid. He was transported to Hartford Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.

Deputy Michael O'Brien shot and killed Mark Keckhaser after Keckhaser was driving erratically down an alley and allegedly drove in the general direction of O'Brien. Keckhafer/Keckhaser was allegedly intoxicated and attempted to flee police in a high speed pursuit. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Detroit police said they tried to pull over a 2015 Dodge Challenger for driving the wrong way on McNichols. Instead the driver reportedly began speeding down Archdale running over at least five lawns, tree stumps and a light pole before smashing into a tree. The car caught on fire, and the man and woman inside were killed. Sources said the driver had been shot twice.

John Good and Deborah Good were killed in a crash after a pickup truck fleeing police hit their car. Orlando Lucero, the fleeing driver, was also killed in the crash According to police, an officer saw Lucero driving a Ford F-150 erratically and without headlights at around 3:40 a.m. Lucero allegedly refused to pull over, prompting a brief chase. The Ford then collided with the Good's Cadillac. Police claimed that the officer had stopped chasing the truck, but that Lucero did not seem to realize he was no longer being pursued.

John Good and Deborah Good were killed in a crash after a pickup truck fleeing police hit their car. Orlando Lucero, the fleeing driver, was also killed in the crash According to police, an officer saw Lucero driving a Ford F-150 erratically and without headlights at around 3:40 a.m. Lucero allegedly refused to pull over, prompting a brief chase. The Ford then collided with the Good's Cadillac. Police claimed that the officer had stopped chasing the truck, but that Lucero did not seem to realize he was no longer being pursued.

Taylor had broken into a car dealership after hours and in security surveillance footage can be seen jumping on cars and smashing the windows of several vehicles. A security guard on duty that night called police about the break in. Six Arlington police arrived and Brad Miller, a rookie cop, fatally shot Taylor. Has since been fired from his station.

Officers were called to 3rd Street after receiving reports of Burr and his brother arguing outside. One of the brothers shot at the police car when they showed up to the scene. The officer returned to the car, pulled out an AR-15, fired a few shots at the brothers. Burr was pronounced dead at the scene.

Wilkes was fatally shot by police after getting into a firefight with police. Officers believe Wilkes shot and killed Charles Dean Thompson, a former Gaston County police officer. The shooting took place in someone's home. Two officers and a bystander were shot in the encounter, but sustained non-fatal injuries.

Multiple San Jose police officers fatally shot the man after he allegedly stabbed someone. officers Adam Dorn and Timothy Faye shot and killed Rivera while attempting to detain the man after locating him about a mile away from the scene of the stabbing.

Tompkins allegedly refused to keep his hands out of his pockets while talking to officers who had been dispatched to respond to reports of a suicidal man. Police said Tomkins then pulled out what appeared to be a handgun, prompting officers to fire. Police said they subsequently discovered that Tompkins had ingested a large quantity of rat poison.

Andre Green was driving a car that had been reported stolen in a carjacking earlier in the day. Police said Green rammed a police car and then continued driving in the direction of officers, who shot at him. According to police, Green then got out of the car holding a handgun and collapsed and died. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police were called by a woman who reported that her brother had shown up drunk, brandishing a handgun and shotgun, and threatening to harm himself. Police said two patrol officers saw the man cock the shotgun and heard him threaten them. The officers opened fire but missed, police said. The man dropped the weapon and went into the home, where police reported hearing a single gunshot "almost immediately." The MERGE (SWAT) unit responded, and after hours of trying to contact the man inside, entered the home around 6 a.m. and reportedly found 30-year-old Aaron James "A.J." Phillips dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. A handgun was found near him, police said.

Law enforcement officers were tracking Shull, who police say was wanted in the area, and gunfire broke out when they found him at a gas station, according to authorities. Two troopers were wounded in the gunfight.

Officials said police were trying to serve an arrest warrant when there was a struggle between the officers and Alarcon. Alarcon allegedly fired twice at the officers before being shot dead. Two officers received minor injuries, according to police

Family called 911 to report that James was experiencing severe narcotics withdrawal symptoms. Paramedics responded. James aggressively resisted paramedics. Paramedics requested help from patrol officers. James became unresponsive after she was restrained.

Police were pursuing Wilks in a car chase when Wilks crashed his vehicle. He then attempted to carjack another car, pointed a gun at police, and was shot by three officers.

The woman allegedly robbed a pharmacy at knifepoint and was killed nearby when officers attempted to arrest her. Police said a Taser was delployed during the incident. Officer Brett Ramirez shot and killed her.

Officers with the Harris County Constable's Office responded to the residence where Leigh was located. Once there, they made contact with him at the rear of the residence. He was standing near a handgun located on the ground. The officers began speaking with him. He started reaching for the weapon and a Taser was deployed with no success in an attempt to detain the male. Only one prong of the Taser made contact with him. The deceased reached down picked up the weapon and discharged away from the officers. The discharged round struck the house and fragmented with a portion of it striking one of the officers on the scene. Leigh then walked away from the officers and around the corner of the residence where he shot and killed himself.

Anderson is accused of robbing a bank and leading multiple police departments on a car chase that ended when he crashed his vehicle, police said. Anderson exited and continued to approach police with a box cutter after multiple requests to halt, and an officer deployed his Taser, according to police. Anderson was previously shot by police nine years ago after a standoff with officers. He was shot and killed by Trooper Brian Contenta and Officer Layau Eulizier.

Tyree, alleged to be a leader in the Bloods gang, was shot after emerging from the basement at his home firing at officers with an AK47 at the end of a six-hour standoff. The situation unfolded after US marshals arrived to serve Tyree a warrant for a parole violation. A firefighter responding after Tyree set off a smoke bomb was shot twice by the suspect in the lower body.

Officer heard a car crash, and when he went to investigate he saw Manley fleeing the crash. The officer caught up to Manley and shot him during a struggle over his gun. Second officer arrived and stunned him with a Taser, but it wasn't until a third officer arrived that he was restrained.

At 1:30 in the morning small-town police chased a pickup truck with five teens, after seeing it over-correct after going onto the shoulder. The pickup took off, setting up a chase that ended with the pickup smashing into a tree at full speed. Dead: Zachary Ritter, Darryn Langdell, and Brooklyn Deleplank. The two other teens were left in critical condition.

Authorities said Ashley, a homeless man wanted for murder, was shot dead after he pointed a gun at two deputies behind a mini-mart. Ashley had been the subject of an intense manhunt and the deputies were responding to a tip-off about his location.

Authorities said Unsworth was shot after refusing to stop advancing toward officers at a home despite being shocked with a stun gun. Police were responding to an early-morning report that Unsworth was acting out of control and had attacked relatives.

Baker was shot while fleeing a Motel 6 with another man after officers arrived to investigate 'suspicious activity,' according to authorities. Police initially said Baker fired at officers but now say he refused to drop his weapon. The other man escaped and was reported to be armed and dangerous.

Police were investigating a recent homicide when Officers Vidal Fonseca and Michael Jeffrey fired at Castillo, a suspect, after he reached for a handgun, according to police.

Police were chasing restaurant robbers. When they caught up with the vehicle, Michael Henderson allegedly shot and killed himself, police said.

Police were chasing Jacquez when he crashed the vehicle and ran toward a home, unarmed, when Officer Jacob Morris shot him once in the back and once when he turned around.

Police chased Ransom until he pulled into a parking lot, pulled out a handgun, and officers opened fire.

According to early reports from police, officers were searching a residence when two suspects exited and one, Ball-Bey, pointed a weapon at officers. An autopsy later showed that Ball-Bey died from a gunshot wound in his back, police said. An attorney for Ball-Bey's family maintains that the teen was unarmed at the time of the shooting. Officials said the other man fled and remains at large, and that they recovered guns and cocaine from the scene. Ball-Bey's death sparked protests in St Louis.

Authorities received reports of a man (Hale) walking around with a gun. One of the callers said he was threatened by Hale after trying to take his keys, and Hale told the victim he had a gun and was suicidal. After Hale was found by police, a physical altercation ensued. When Hale pulled his gun on authorities, he was shot in the jaw and died of his injuries.

Police responded to an assault call, Tevis hit the officer and the two fought. Officer used a Taser but it had no effect. As Tevis came at the officer with a large metal spoon raised, the officer shot him twice.

Gerken was killed after a standoff with county deputies, police said. Gerken allegedly opened fire on deputies before they returned fire and killed him.

Police were called about an armed man. When they arrived to the scene, the man confronted them with a gun, and he was shot.

Phoenix police responded to reports of a man making threats to the occupants of a home. The man was known to the occupants of the house and was reported to be on "some type of drug or drugs," Lewis said. Prior to police arriving at the scene, the subject fled to a residence in Scottsdale, where Phoenix and Scottsdale police made contact with him. During the arrest, a struggle ensued and an officer fired a taser. The subject was then taken to a nearby hospital where he later died. It is uncertain if the tasering was the cause of the man's death and the incident is still under investigation.

Officers were on a scene of an unrelated investigation when they saw a robbery taking place in a Subway. The man appeared to be armed, and officers fired shot and killed him.

Nicholas Garner attempted to flee traffic stop and was shot by officer, who was entangled in the vehicle.

DeVyra got high on MDMA and crashed a vehicle. Officers took DeVeyra to Baylor Hospital, where he died.

Hoffman was shot and killed outside his home by police. Police arrived at the home based on a disturbance call. Hoffman was armed at the time and when police asked Hoffman to drop his weapon, he refused. Hoffman's father said there was proof his son was surrendering before he was shot.

Tompkins stole a truck and engaged in a car chase with police, and there was a female in the vehicle's passenger seat. Police pursued Tompkins to County Road 1825 where both suspects jumped out of the truck, ran and hid behind a chicken house. Tompkins died of multiple gunshot wounds, and the woman was taken into custody.

There were reports of gunshots fired in the area around 7:30 a.m. Snider was carrying a firearm, repeatedly entering and leaving the neighborhood while shouting and firing his rifle. Police tried to negotiate with Snider without success, and when Snider pointed the firearm at police, he was fired upon.

Willie Owens and Margaret Silas were killed when a car fleeing police crashed on Chicago's South Side. Silas and her daughter were on King Drive at around 7:35 p.m. when their Saturn was struck by a Pontiac Bonneville speeding away from police after officers had stopped the driver for a traffic violation. The Saturn was pushed into Owens, who was tending to his truck outside his home. Owens died at a hospital a short time later. Silas was paralyzed in the crash and died from her injuries three days later. Silas' daughter suffered severe injuries. Paul Forbes, 26, was charged with murder, aggravated fleeing and aggravated battery causing great bodily harm.

Mary Smith was the driver of the car that was T-boned during rush hour by an SUV driven by Ikieem Kilpatrick, 25, allegedly with a gun, fleeing from a traffic stop.

Deputies responded to a domestic call and found Tomlinson armed, police said. Officers shot Tomlinson after he allegedly ignored repeated requests to drop his weapon and raised it toward the officers. His brother, Scott Tomlinson, was found dead from gunshot wounds inside the residence, according to authorities.

Detectives were investigating a separate shooting when Arroliga shot at them and the officers returned fire, police said.

Dodd, who was reportedly suicidal, was standing on the overpass of a bridge and told officers he had a gun, police said. An officer shot Dodd in the leg when he allegedly pulled a gun out of his pocket, causing him to fall from the overpass onto the boulevard below, police said. Officials later said that Dodd was carrying a pellet gun.

Kyle Lambrose's wife told police her husband was suicidal and had barricaded herself and their three children inside their house, according to authorities. An officer was rescuing Lambrose's children from an upstairs, and perceived that Ambrose was threatening the children. The officer fired, but an autopsy concluded that Ambrose died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Officers responded to a robbery, they attempted to subdue Davis with a Taser but when that failed, and officer saw a gun in his hand, he was shot.

High on cocaine, Garcia beat his girlfriend, destroyed the interior of her residence and walked down a street naked. Officers handcuffed Garcia. He passed out. EMS responded. Garcia died at a hospital three days later.

Alehegne allegedly attacked an officer with a metal bicycle chain before she returned fire, according to authorities. Police said the officer was treated for injuries to her face and head and released from the hospital.

An off-duty officer called for backup when he spotted Dial in the parking lot of a Walgreens wearing a mask, police said. Dial reportedly got out of his car with a gun visible when a responding officer shot him.

Officers called to CVS because Hober was threatening employees with a boxcutter. Officer Eric Oberndorfer shot Hober when he approached him with box cutter.

Police were on patrol when they someone firing shots from one car into another. Police pursued, and the vehicle drove inthe general direction of officers. Officers fired their weapons, hitting at least one of the car's occupants. The driver tried to get away, but was arrested after the car hit other parked cars. Rafael Cruz was pronounced dead. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Brown was shot during when he turned toward a police officer with a gun.

Driver Anthony Lizardo and passenger Jose Ortiz were killed after they ran a red light and crashed into an SUV in an effort to escape the CHP.

Leon was shot when he pulled out a gun while being pursued by officers on a bicycle. He matched the description of a man who attempted to burglarize a home earlier that morning.

Dyksma tried to flee from officers after he was stopped during a high speed chase, and officers tasered him.

Susquehanna Township Police Sgt. Ronald Reinhart killed himself at his home, police said. Police said they attempted to arrest Reinhart because he'd staged a jewelry theft in the 600 block of Park Ridge Drive in Upper Allen Township on July 25.

Mendoza overdosed on meth during a traffic stop. The Texas Ranger Division investigated.

Officers responded to a carjacking. When vehicle was pulled over and passengers got out of vehicle, Crawford was hit by front end of oncoming police vehicle.

The investigation into Gunner's death started on September 2 when officers responded to a 911 call that a member of Page's household called for help. Gunner was rushed to the Henry County Medical Center with life-threatening injuries. He was then flown to the Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville on September 7, where he later died. An investigation led to detectives concluding that Christopher Page was responsible for his son's injuries and eventually his death. What that evidence is at this time is unknown, but Page has admitted to getting frustrated and shaking Gunner.

35-year-old Brian Helms was fleeing police and driving more than 100 mph on a Panama City Beach street in September 2015 when he ran a red light and hit a delivery truck. The crash killed his passenger, 38-year-old Tiffany Quimby, and injured two men in the truck. Helms got 20 years in prison.

Officers Felipe Miguel Lucero and Zebulon Price said they shot Centeno after he ignored their orders to put his hands up and pulled out a "pistol-looking object." Police later said Centeno was carrying a water pistol. Centeno died from his injuries about three weeks after the shooting.

State police arrived on the scene when they were called about a man running deliriously up and down the street trying to get into cars. Markus would not respond to commands, was tasered, and went into cardiac arrest when he was being put into handcuffs.

Sully Lanier called 911 repeatedly and demanded to talk to deputies. He told dispatchers that he was in possession of a firearm. Deputies traveled to the source of the call and upon their arrival Lanier refused to disarm himself and leave the residence.He began threatening the life of the officers. Authorities say Lanier sounded incoherent and continued to call 911 with deputies at the scene. Lanier, armed with an AR-15, eventually exited the home and charged at law enforcement despite verbal commands for him to get on the ground. Lanier fired off five shots before deputies returned fire.

Murray, in a silver Volvo, tried to elude an officer's traffic stop by pulling a fast U-turn. But he lost control at high speed, went down a wooded embankment, and struck a tree, sustaining fatal injuries.

Police received a call about an "armed suicidal male." Once on the scene, hostage negotiators continued to try to get Biggs to cooperate for over half an hour, according to police. Authorities said they began firing at Biggs once he started walking toward the officers.

Police fatally shot a man allegedly armed with a metal pipe after responding to a domestic violence call in Ontario. The man was pronounced dead after being struck by gunfire.

Breyette crashed his motorcycle while fleeing a police stop. Payson Officer Tyler Forsberg was fired for giving false statements regarding the chase.

A group of officers following Angelo Perry in unmarked vehicles observed him in a car with India Kager. She was driving erratically. Perry had been under investigation for a homicide. When Kager parked at a 7-Eleven, the officers also parked and approached the car. Perry shot at them almost immediately. Officers fired back, killing Perry and Kager. After the shooting, officers discovered a 4-month-old baby in the car. The baby was unharmed.

The police are called regarding a man stealing purses and trying to sell drugs. Police caught up with Mohamed Ibrahim, and he shot at police and fled the scene. Five hours after the first call, deputies spotted his vehicle on Interstate 220 and attempted to stop him, but they engaged in a pursuit before finally stopping his car. Ibrahim got out of the car, showing a handgun. Officers fired at Ibrahim striking him multiple times. He was pronounced deceased at the scene. Ibrahim's family says police came to their home's front door, several hours before his death and had informed officers that Ibrahim has been diagnosed and hospitalized with schizophrenia.

Ennis had displayed bizarre behavior before officers for a disturbance, police said. Police found Ennis standing at a stair railing, clenching his fists. Officers told Ennis to place his hands behind his back. At first he cooperated, then he returned his hands to the front of his body. Officers forced the cuffs on him. At that point, Ennis appeared to have difficulty breathing. An officer removed the handcuffs and began CPR. Paramedics took him to a hospital where he died.

Casillas tried to elude officers when they attempted a routine traffic stop. Casillas sped away, and officers broke off a pursuit after Casillas drove through several traffic lights. Officers again tried to stop Casillas, but he drove to Clovis Avenue and Lansing Way, where he ran from the car. Several officers approached the home where Casillas was reportedly hiding. Officers found Casillas hiding in a backyard, holding a 2-foot-long metal pipe. He refused to surrender and ran toward a police officer with the pipe, and the officer shot and killed Casillas.The family will receive a $4.4 million settlement from the city of Fresno in April 2020.

An off-duty officer was grilling in his backyard when his neighbor jumped the fence. The two men got into a physical fight, and the officer struck the man in the head, knocking him down. Wheeler was pronounced dead at the scene by a medic.

A patrol officer heard gunshots and saw Christopher Valle driving away from the location of the shooting in an SUV. The officer pursued. Valle flipped the SUV at a speed of 82 mph, killing himself and his passenger, Martinez.

A man was killed when he crashed his motorcycle during a brief high-speed chase with police.

Linares got into a car accident, left the wreckage of his vehicle and jumped into the San Jacinto River in front of DPS Trooper Boyd Lamb and HPD Officer Scott Dalmas.

After a standoff, victim threatened officers with a hand grenade and was shot, killing him.

Police responded to a fire at Chau's residence where it was discovered that Chau used an accelerant to set his wife, Lan, on fire. Chau's brother-in-law attempted to help Lan and was stabbed in the arm by Chau. Lan's mother also tried to rescue her and was also attacked with a knife. When police arrived they discovered Chau pointing a knife at his wife and they shot him. Chau's wife and her mother were fatally injured by Chau.

Stewart, suicidal and armed with a shotgun, shot and wounded his father and grandfather. Officer Kevin James responded. Stewart shot Officer James in the left arm as he stepped out of his squad car. Officer James fatally shot Stewart. Officer James had been a peace officer for 20 years. The Texas Ranger Division investigated. According to CBS 11 News, this was the first shooting in Justin "since the 1920s." Stewart was not named in the Texas Custodial Deaths Report on Mar. 10, 2016.

Detectives spotted a man outside a McDonald's restaurant on West Lodi Avenue who was wanted in connection with a recent shooting. Reid brandished a handgun and exchanged gunfire with police as he ran west on West Lodi Avenue and south on South Pleasant Avenue.

Martin shot himself during a standoff with multiple local law enforcement agencies. He had been released on bond for possession of child pornography. The Texas Ranger Division investigated.

Police raided the home of Albert Bonam for drugs. He had a heart attack as a result of a flash-bang grenade and died on Nov. 11, 2015.

FBI agents were executing a search warrant at a home in connection with child abuse images, according to authorities. While executing the warrant, officers opened fire and the man was killed, police said. Additional details, including whether the man was a suspect, have not been released.

Broomfield police officers responded to a robbery in progress at TCF Bank. Police got a report that the suspect was in a full-sized, white pickup truck leaving the area. A similar vehicle was spotted by an officer and the vehicle stopped. Gunfire was exchanged between the officer and the suspect, but police did not know who shot first.