Westerburg apparently killed his mother, then two neighbors, and then himself during a standoff.

Officers were dispatched to the 700 block of Whitethorne when police said Collins fled in a dark-colored SUV. After police spotted and followed the vehicle, Collins then fled by foot through the neighborhood. Witnessess said officers gave numerous commands for the suspect to drop his gun before they opened shot and killed him.

Joy Lambert was killed when a car fleeing from deputy Chris Moski struck her car. According to police, Moski tried to stop a car driven by Laronda Graham, 22, for speeding at around 8 a.m., but Graham took off at speeds of up to 80 mph. Investigators said Moski ended the chase at Springfield and Preston. Graham crashed into Lambert's vehicle about half a mile later at Cunningham. Lambert was ejected from the car and died at the scene. Graham was charged with two counts of aggravated DUI involving death, reckless homicide, aggravated DUI involving bodily harm, aggravated fleeing from police and other charges.

Police were called to a disturbance. Shots were fired inside the home. Hours later, they went in and found Herreid dead, an apparent suicide.

Police said Harris was pointing a gun at people in a mall. He led them on a short chase, wrecking the car. When they approached the car, he attempted to back over them, and he was shot and killed.

Police said Colonie Patrol Officer Israel Roman shot both his wife and younger son, lit his home on fire, and then shot himself.

A deputy entered a restaurant, and David Evans shot him. Leaving the restaurant, he shot and killed another deputy before he was shot and killed.

Bertoni allegedly shot his neighbor and then barricaded himself inside his rural Henderson County home. There was a stand-off, and Bertoni apparently came out shooting. He was shot and killed.

Vincent Nageak III reportedly confronted borough police officers responding to an emergency call of a "domestic disturbance" involving a man with a gun. Nageak, armed with a shotgun, pointed it at officers, and the officers shot and killed him.

Police went to reported disturbance and found a man with an ax. He walked toward them, and they shot and killed him.

Details are sketchy, but deputies were pursuing a parolee. He was spotted in a shed, surrounded and then apparently shot himself, according to police.

Police were serving a no-knock warrant at an apartment when Jerand Ross ran out the back door shooting a gun, killing Maj. Greg Barney. Other police on the scene shot Ross, who died two months later.

Police were called on a domestic violence complaint. There was a standoff of several hours, and an officer, Jason Moszer, was shot and killed. Marcus Schumacher reportedly killed himself.

Watson was wanted in connection with an aggravated robbery of a convenience store in Cressen. When police approached, they say, he pulled a gun, and they shot and killed him.

Police said Clark was involved in a domestic dispute with his ex-girlfriend. He fatally shot her two brothers who had arrived at her home with a trailer to help her move out, then held the woman hostage during a standoff with police before releasing her and taking his own life.

A state trooper tried to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation on Texas 149, but the driver fled in his vehicle. The driver then exited his still-running car in a Beckville residential neighborhood, where the car traveled a short distance and struck a tree. Roquemore then ran about 300 yards before he fell to the ground and then tried to get back up. The trooper told investigators he asked Roquemore to show his hands, and when Roquemore failed to comply, the trooper shot and killed him. No gun was found.

Police say they initially went to the hotel on a drug complaint. After entering the lobby, officers confronted three people and a scuffle began with one of them. The person in scuffle was in possession of a handgun and fired it. He was shot and killed by Sgt. Jeff Casey and Officer Anthony Brooks.

A man became combative during a traffic stop, which deputies made in the course of a stolen-vehicle investigation, according to police. During the fight, deputies said they believed the man was reaching for a gun. He failed to obey orders and was shot and killed.

Officers responded to a report of "unknown trouble." The call was subsequently upgraded to a report of a hot-prowl burglary and later to an assault with a deadly weapon. The officers arrived to find a male victim suffering from a stab wound. As they attempted to render aid and called for an ambulance, they were directed to a man who was armed with a knife, police said. Police shot and killed him as he advanced upon officers.

Police responded to a call about a home invasion. They met the suspect on the back porch and exchanged gunfire, killing him.

According to police, the driver of a white SUV that struck and killed a 5-year-old Saturday afternoon has been identified as 20-year-old Lex Lugard Eugene. Eugene was fleeing from Boynton Beach police. He lost control of the SUV when attempting to make a right turn. The vehicle went onto the sidewalk striking 5-year-old Jayden Readon. Eugene continued fleeing police until the vehicle came to a stop and he tried to flee on foot.

According to police, an officer approached Dickens outside a convenience store on Reeves Avenue around noon. During the confrontation, Dickens fled, dropping a handgun. The release says the man turned around to try and pick up the gun when he was ordered not the by the officer. Police say he repeatedly disobeyed this command and the officer shot and killed him.

Police responded to a car accident that involved two homes. Driver Destry Meikle suffered a seizure and drove in the general direction of Sgt. John Tinsley, who shot and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Dennis Solis reportedly shot himself during a 5-hour standoff with deputies.

Edward Greene was killed when his car was hit by a car being chased by a KHP trooper. At about noon, the trooper attempted to stop a Chevrolet Impala driven by Marcos Cruz Jr. for a traffic violation. After a brief pursuit, the Impala struck a Toyota passenger car traveling westbound on 6th Avenue. Greene, a passenger in the Toyota, was killed. The Toyota's driver was hospitalized. Two of Cruz's passengers were injured, including his 8-month-old son. Cruz, 20, was charged with first degree murder.

Officers responded after a report of a burglary. The officers made contact with four suspects and a confrontation ensued, police said. At some point, police opened fire. The spokesman did not know the specific circumstances that led to the shooting. Two people were killed by police and two arrested.

Tiffini Kuuipo Tobe apparently suffered a heart attack when she was handcuffed by police after she'd reportedly jumped from a moving bus, leapt onto a car, then got into a confrontation with a few men before an off-duty police officer drove up to the scene and subdued her.

A Westminster Police Department officer was responding to a call of a disturbance with weapons on Federal Boulevard. The officer was heading south on Federal Boulevard as a silver Chevy Malibu, driven by Wood, was heading north. He tried to turn onto westbound West 88th Avenue from Federal, and was struck by the patrol car, which had its lights and siren on. The man driving the sedan was killed in the collision.

An officer was in the area looking for Dugger who was wanted on federal warrants. They exchanged gunfire, the officer was wounded and Duggar was killed.

The sheriff's department responded to a complaint of a loud car. A deputy pulled the car over; as he approached the deputy heard a gunshot from inside the car and saw glass from the driver's side window blow out. He found McClanahan dead from a gunshot wound.

Police attempted to serve a felony arrest warrant on Kocsis. When approached by the officers, Kocsis fled into his home and opened fire on them. After a standoff, Kocsis apparently shot himself.

Perea had killed his girlfriend as she worked at a nursing facility in University Place, police said. Police soon spotted him and chased his vehicle southbound on I-5 as he shot at them. He headed north on I-5, at which point the pursuing officers forced his car to spin out near an exit for Tillicum. He took cover behind his vehicle and engaged police in a shootout. Twelve officers from three agencies—Lakewood and Steilacoom police, as well as the sheriff's department—shot back, killing him.

Police are withholding much information, but it appears agents went to arrest George Bond, who lived a couple trailers away. A confrontation occurred with Camacho-Alvarado, who brandished a handgun and was shot and killed.

Police responded to shots fired at an apartment complex. They could see Homer throught the window, and she pointed her gun at them, at which point she was shot and killed.

Police were investigating a suspictious car when they came upon an armed man. He didn't follow police orders and was shot and killed by Officers Scott Miller and Michael Spaulding.

At approximately 3:10 a.m., Marquintan Sandlin, 32, and Kisha Shelly Michael, 31, were found asleep in a vehicle. A 9mm handgun was on Michael's lap. Police shot and killed them. In 2018, Inglewood agreed to pay $8.6 million to settle a lawsuit by the families.

Officers said they received a call of a suspicious vehicle stopped. When they approached the car, they noticed the woman in the car had a gun and ordered her and a male occupant out of the vehicle, said Scott Collins, a spokesman for the Inglewood Police Department. Officers then took cover and opened fire, killing both people. The familiy believes the woman is Kisha Michael, the man is still unidentified.

Patricia Kruger entered a residence. Kruger was allowed into the residence by the homeowner at which time she grabbed the homeowner's gun. As the homeowner fled the residence, Kruger fired the gun. Troopers attempted to make contact with Kruger. Shots were fired by Kruger, and she was shot and killed.

Loch was suspected of burglary. Police contacted him on the telephone and asked him to come out. He refused and said he had a gun. They shot tear gas into the house, and when he came out, he pointed a pellet gun at them and was shot and killed.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance when they were fired upon by Persellin. After a standoff, they found Persellin dead of a self-inflicted gunshot.

Mission police received a call for a domestic disturbance between a man and his adult son. The man said his son was outside with an ax, hitting the house and a car. When police arrived, they said David Green was outside with a machete. Officers told Green to put the weapon down, but he got into his truck and drove in the general direction of an officer. The police fired shots at Green. He led police on a chase through the RV park and struck a patrol car. Green again drove in the general direction of officers with the car and was shot and killed. He reportedly was off his medication. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police said Gleason was driving a stolen BMW when officers from the San Joaquin County Delta Regional Auto Theft Team spotted him. They gave chase, and at some point Manteca police got involved. It went south on Highway 99 and entered Ripon, where Gleason took the Jack Tone Road offramp. His car struck another car occupied by a woman and her young daughter, causing it to overturn. Gleason got out of the BMW armed with a handgun, jumped over a guard rail and onto an embankment above railroad tracks. Police shot and killed him.

Police were looking for someone else when they found Mackie, who was apparently wanted. He barricaded himself in a home and then shot himself.

Buckner shot his family and set their home ablaze. Killed were Kim, his mother, his father, Vic, and his sisters, Kaitlin, 18, and Emma, 6. Alex was shot by police as he pointed a gun at them.

Police from the Town of East Troy Police Department, Walworth County Sheriff's Office and Village of East Troy Police Department approached a car in the parking lot of Roma's Ristorante and Lounge, according to the sheriff's office. The sheriff's office was assisting village of East Troy police with a drug investigation. Deputy Juan Ortiz shot Davis, it is alleged, as he drove in the general direction of officers. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police were investigating an armed convenience store robbery. Officers soon found the 1987 Jeep Wrangler and driver that matched the suspect description. Police said Brumfield refused to pull over for the traffic stop and led them on a pursuit. During this time, Brumfield allegedly shot at one of the pursuing officer and struck his vehicle. The officer was not injured and returned fire. The pursuit ended when Brumfield crashed into a 2008 GMC Yukon. The 47-year-old driver and a juvenile were injured and taken to a hospital. Authorities found Brumfield dead inside the Jeep from an apparent self- inflicted gunshot wound.

Phoenix police say Rivera was driving a stolen car when he was shot and killed by police after using the car as a battering ram in an attempt to flee. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A man is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a three-hour standoff with police. Police say the man barricaded himself and a child inside the home. San Patricio county SWAT entered the home after 3 hours and found the man dead, and the child unharmed.

Harris slapped his common-law wife at their residence and threatened to shoot her and commit suicide. She left the house with her children. Officer E. Perez responded. Harris barricaded himself into the house. SWAT responded. After some hours of negotiation, Harris shot at himself twice, striking himself once in the head.

Ford led police on a miles long shooting spree before being killed at a factory. He'd killed three and injured 14 before Hesston Police Chief Doug Schroeder shot and killed him.

An officer noticed a suspicious looking man walking in the area and stopped to talk to him. That's when a struggle between the officer and the man occurred, police say. The struggle lasted for about a block before the officer fired a shot at the man and killed him. The man was believed to have been armed with a painting pole or stick. Montgomery Police Officer AC Smith was found guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death and sentenced to 14 years in prison.

David Lenzen reportedly shot himself during a police chase. Police said officers responded to a residence in Normal at around 10:30 a.m. after a woman reported that Lenzen was holding her against her will. Lenzen fled in a vehicle and police chased him until they said he shot himself as the vehicle stopped on Towanda Avenue near Rowe Drive in Bloomington.

Velda City police tried to stop a Chevrolet Monte Carlo driven by Mikal Hamilton. The car sped away from police and ran a red light at the intersection, where it struck Keisha Redding, 23, of St. Louis, killing her.

Officers told Spencer several times to stop walking northbound on Electric Road, but he would not, according to police. Police say there were two attempts to tase Spencer, but neither were effective. The Roanoke County police chief says two officers then fired shots at Spencer after he turned toward them. A BB gun was still in Spencer's hand when he was shot.

Police said Hernandez had stolen a car and fired shots at a house on a Wilson County road and began driving around Highway 181. Deputies began pursuing the man until he stopped, got out of the car and began firing at the deputies. Deputies returned fire, killing Hernandez.

Police were investigating a shooting. Police say Hicks pointed a gun at an officer, prompting him to shoot and kill him.

Police say they were arresting Denkins on a warrant when he bolted. They say he pulled a gun, and they shot and killed him.

Corcino was shot and killed by a Palm Bay police officer after a two-hour standoff that started over threats about construction work next door, police said.

Gerardo Cruz suffered a fatal medical condition while in custody at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility. This incident may be outside of FatalEncounters dataset, which does not include individuals after they've been booked into the jail or prison system. News media have not reported whether Cruz was charged with a crime or was applying for asylum in the United States, so his incarceration status is uncertain.

Police said Bradley was shot and killed after firing on sheriff's deputies and refusing to surrender during a standoff at a home. The Harford County Sheriff's Office said that deputies responded after reports of a suicidal person. Deputies had attempted to communicate with the man in person and by phone, but after some negotiations, he came out of the home and fired a gun. Police shot and killed him.

Biehs was sitting inside a car outside the Livermore Police Department when he shot himself, which caused an officer to shoot at the car, police said. The officer fired his gun four times after arriving to the back parking lot of the station on Pacific Avenue around 3 a.m. after hearing a shotgun blast that shattered the car's glass.

After threatening his girlfriend with a gun, Ochoa led police on a chase. Police tracked him down at a home with seven people inside. Officers chased him into the backyard where police say he pulled out several large kitchen knives. Officers attempted to use a less lethal beanbag round, but were unsuccessful. Ochoa continued to advance toward officers with the knives, and police shot and killed him.

Police were called after Kmetz's wife fled the home and told police Kmetz had pointed a loaded handgun at her during an argument, according to police. He refused to come out the home for responding officers, so the police department's Emergency Services Team and Crisis Response Team were called to assist. Kmetz was found dead by the police department's Emergency Services Team after members deployed a flash bang device in an attempt to get him to come out the home.

Chamberlain was shot and killed when he confronted two deputies responding to a call.

Deputies responding to a man with a gun call found Deese with a gun to his head. Deese ignored the deputies and walked away. A deputy tasered Deese in the back. When the five-second jolt was over, Deese put the gun to his head again and shot himself.

Bosell was wanted by state police on suspicion of stealing a handgun from a relative. When police caught up to him, he didn't drop the gun, which was not loaded.

Police responded to a 911 call regarding a person with a gun threatening another. When police arrived, Scott ran, leaving the weapon in the building. He was shot and killed by Officer Shaun Burkhartsmeier.

Police responded for a report of a man firing a gun. The first officer to arrive encountered Minnick and told him to drop his weapon. Minnick didn't comply and moved toward the officer, pointing his gun at him when the officer shot and killed him.

Officers were called to an apartment building for a report that a man there had threatened someone with a shotgun. A standoff ensued, with the suspect firing at least twice from inside the apartment building. When Vitullo leaned out of an apartment window with a shotgun, Officer Jeremy Nellist fired once, killing him.

Police attempted to serve warrants on Selsor. Police say a fight started and that's when he was shot and killed.

Cordova-Cuevas was pulled over at El Dorado and Clay and ran from police. When police caught up to the suspect, he allegedly began physically fighting with the officers. Police said officers tased him an unknown number of times, and he became unresponsive, then died.

Cornelius "Corn" Holly was killed when an allegedly stolen car T-boned Holly's Honda Civic. The pursuit started at Baseline Street and Sierra Way when police reportedly spotted the stolen car and tried to pull it over. The driver instead sped off and drove onto the southbound 215 Freeway. Holly was driving through an intersection where the freeway exits onto 5th Street at about 4:45 a.m. when he was struck. Holly died at the scene.

Two men stole a Ford F-350 pickup truck, a trailer with two off-road vehicles. The owner saw the thieves, began to follow them and called police. Patrol officers caught up with the stolen truck as the driver was headed northbound on Wadsworth Parkway. Police activated their lights and sirens and tried to make a traffic stop. They say that's when the driver of the stolen truck veered across the median and into the southbound lanes, striking Holman's car head-on. The young mom died at the scene.

Derek Todd Richardson allegedly nearly hit an LAPD officer's patrol car while popping a wheelie and was killed after crashing into an SUV during a subsequent high-speed police chase in Leimert Park.

Rich began dying of what deputies believed to be an overdose when they arrested him for possession of methamphetamine. His cause of death was not confirmed by the time Bandera County Sheriff's Office filed the custodial deaths report.

Hurtado pointed a gun at police as he tried to run from a traffic stop.

Motorists reported a man with a gun on Popp's Ferry Bridge. At the time of this writing, it is uncertain if he fired on police before he was shot and killed. Sgt. Will Hipple and patrol officers Lance Miller and Matthew Boone were cleared in the killing.

Officers responded to a call of a male gunman holding up the restaurant. About three minutes later, the robbery suspect left through the kitchen where a police officer positioned outside the back of the restaurant ordered him to stop, police said. The man turned toward the officer and pointed a black semi-automatic handgun at him, police said. The officer shot and killed him.

Privott was wanted for questioning in a murder investigation. When police approached him, he shot at them and was shot and killed by Officer Ryan Crowder.

Police say the incident started as a suspected stolen car stop and escalated. A chase of three armed suspects ended in a shootout. Montgomery and Chester Police Captain Alan Davis was injured.

Police said the man was along the feeder road of the Eastex Freeway where he appeared agitated and under the influence while yelling obscenities. An officer tried to calm down the man, but he charged at the officer and kept coming even after a Taser was used on him, police said. The officer then fired his weapon multiple times and struck the man.

Police went to a house and resolved a domestic dispute. Hours later, they returned to the home to serve papers, and Tokazowski met them at the door with a gun. After a standoff and a shootout, he was found dead.

Alachadzhyan stole a West Covina police car and after a chase was shot and killed.

Off-duty Officer Ken Johnson saw a burglary and pursued the stolen car. While attempting an arrest, Johnson alleged that Jose Raul Cruz made a sudden threatening movement and shot and killed him.

Prince George's County Police Officer Jacai Colson was killed when a gunman opened fire on officers outside the department's District III station, which is near the county headquarters, police said. Colson was intentionally shot and killed by another officer during the exchange of gunfire. He was not in uniform, and it may have been a case of mistaken identity.

Officers were investigating "possible narcotics activity," police said. They approached Harris, who took off running and then turned and fired, hitting one officer in the back, another in the foot and the third officer in the chest, possibly in his bulletproof vest, police said. At least one of the officers shot and killed Harris.

Harris apparently shot his girlfriend and then fled. Police caught up with him a few blocks away and shot and killed him.

An unidentified person was shot and killed by a Tucson officer. No news reports are available for this death. The person was allegedly armed with a handgun.

Deputies were called to check the welfare of a woman on Blewett Falls Road in Lilesville. The woman's boyfriend, Penny, exchanged gunfire with the deputies and was shot and killed.

An off-duty Fontana police officer shot and killed a suspected robber at the officer's home, according to police. The officer said he woke up and found a man—armed with a handgun—in his home, trying to steal property. The off-duty officer briefly struggled with the man, eventually holding him at gunpoint, but the man refused to comply with commands to show his hands or to lie down on the ground. When he reached for his waist, the officer shot and killed him.

Two teenagers, Cornell Gilbert and Syiid Brinkley in a stolen car were killed in a crash after the driver fled police, police said. Patrol officers had been on the lookout for the car after it was reported stolen nearby earlier in the day, police said. Officers in a marked police cruiser spotted the car and attempted to stop it, police said. They said the BMW hit a curb and then crashed into the utility pole. The driver was not injured.

A Miramar police officer shot someone who attempted to break into his home, police said. The incident was reported shortly after 6 a.m. while Det. Tate Thomas was at home with his children.

Police say officers responded to a domestic disturbance call. Once on scene, officers spoke to Sunny Chin, 53, who they say who refused to cooperate and pointed a handgun at them, misfired, and when back into the house. Later, Chin came out of the house and onto his carport, with a gun tucked into a towel around his waist. Officers approached the suspect while carrying a shield, and ordered him to keep his hands visible and not fire on them. Chin then reportedly reached for the weapon at his waist and fired one shot, which hit the shield. Officers then shot and killed Chin.

Authorities said Shorak, who had been drinking alcohol, threatened his wife and was armed with an AK-47 and 50 caliber pistol. She left the home, but when police arrived the man fired at least ten shots at officers with a semi-automatic rifle. After several hours of standoff, police shot and killed him.

Police were surveiling five suspects who attempted to rob an Affordable Furniture store, police said. The men came out running and ignored verbal commands to drop their weapons. Two were shot and killed.

Lubbock police officers were authorized to collide with a fleeing suspect, later identified as Jonathan Lovato, 33, in order to stop him, according to police. But, police say Lovato crashed his gray Chrysler Sebring into another vehicle, which caused a chain-reaction crash that killed Tran and injured five.

Police went to arrest a man for child molestation. After an overnight standoff, police sent in tear gas. He came out with a gun and was shot and killed.

Park Forest Police were investigating a break-in at a vacant home and a stolen vehicle found at the location. After learning a person was inside the building, police set up a perimeter around the home. As the suspect left, police say they tried to take him into custody, he produced a handgun and started shooting at the officers, and he was shot and killed.

Maricopa Police Department officers responded to a call of shots fired. When officers arrived, they learned of a domestic dispute between an ex-husband and ex-wife and discovered Randy Phillips, 49, had already been fatally shot. A woman and two children were still inside the house with the shooter, identified as 38-year-old Tony Shakir. Negotiations with Shakir lasted more than five hours as officers were in contact with him via telephone. When police made their way inside the home, where Shakir was found dead in the garage from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police said Beaty threatened officers with a replica gun when they shot and killed her.

Ballard stabbed his daughter's boyfriend and was shot and killed in the parking lot when he advanced toward officer with knives saying, "Shoot me."

Officers with the Fort Wayne Police Department and Indiana State Police responded to a call about shots fired at an AutoZone. When they arrived on scene, officers found a man with a gun outside of the business. According to police, the suspect began to fire shots at officers while trying to flee. He was shot and killed by Fort Wayne Police Officer David Wilkins and Indiana State Police trooper John Grant.

Armed with a handgun, Briggs, who retired from the police force four years ago, went to the toll booth and ordered two of the workers into the booth, police said. Briggs then attempted to tie up the victims, but when they began to fight back, Briggs tried to leave the scene, as the victims also tried to run. About that time, a turnpike fare collection vehicle arrived at the toll station, as Ronald Heist, who worked as a security guard at the turnpike, also came into view. At that point, Briggs opened fire, striking Grouse and Heist. The driver of the collection vehicle then fled, and Briggs took off in the vehicle and drove it to his own car, which was parked several hundred yards away. Briggs began to unload money from the collection vehicle into his own car when police arrived, and there was an exchange of gunfire. Briggs was shot and killed.

Grenon, who was mentally ill and known to police, advanced on police with knives when he was shot and killed by Officer David Bowers.

Gorinski was using a rifle in an attempted carjacking. He was shot and killed.

During a traffic stop, Blair refused to comply with the officer's commands, and they fought. Blair then put his vehicle in drive, dragging the officer before the car crashed into a ditch. The fight continued between Blair and the officer. Blair then fled the vehicle on foot. The officer pursued the suspect on foot for a few hundred feet before catching up to the suspect. Blair again refused to comply with the officer's commands, another fight happened, and the officer shot and killed Blair. Blair apparently was wanted for failing to appear in court on a felony drug possession charge.

Ethan James Rincon was shot and killed by police late Tuesday after cracking the windows and slashing the tires of six cars, then threatened three officers with a pickaxe, police said.

Gonzalez was standing with another man in front of Scotty's Liquor Store when officers spotted him. A plainclothes officer thought he was acting "suspiciously" and tried to contact him, police said. Gonzalez dropped a backpack and fled, and as he ran he pulled a handgun out of his waistband.An officer fired one round and missed. Police said body cam video shows when Gonzalez raised himself up, he had a black object in his hand that the officer believed was a gun. The officer fired again, this time killing Gonzalez.

Police said an officer saw a suspicious driver pull into an RTD station lot. The car's lights were turned off. The officer talked to the driver, and walked back his patrol car. Police said the officer was seated back in his car when the suspect shot at him with a shotgun. The officer fired back, but the man returned to his car and drove off. The driver stopped in the middle of the road at Grant Street and E. 86th Avenue. Police said the suspect approached them with the shotgun and started shooting. Police shot and killed him.

The Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force served a warrant on Smith at a residence for aggravated robbery. Smith hid under a bed with his hands beneath his chest. Task Force members tasered him twice. Smith shot himself. The Task Force is composed of local law enforcement who cooperate with the US Marshall's Service to capture fugitives and people accused of violent crimes.

A man abducted his ex-girlfriend from an Office Depot, holding her hostage for nearly three hours during a standoff with police before shooting her and being killed by police sharpshooters.

Police detectives have identified the terminally ill man they say exchanged gunfire with officers. Police say after the exchange of gunfire, Toles re-entered his home. Police heard a gunshot from within the home and found Toles dead.

Police were investigating a stolen vehicle. Police say Sandoval fired first and was shot and killed.

Adams shot himself during a foot chase with the police, according to police.

DMPD officers Carlos Puente-Morales and Susan Farrell were transporting Tosha Nicole Hyatt, who was in custody for unlawful possession of a prescription drug, when their police SUV was hit head-on by a vehicle being driven by Benjamin E. Beary. Beary was reportedly driving the wrong direction on I-80 when he caused the fiery crash at around 12:40 a.m. Hyatt, Farrell, Puente-Morales and Beary were all killed in the crash. According to police, Beary had a blood alcohol level of 0.22, and was traveling at 102 mph in a 70 mph zone. An investigation found that the police SUV was going 79 mph.

DMPD officers Carlos Puente-Morales and Susan Farrell were transporting Tosha Nicole Hyatt, who was in custody for unlawful possession of a prescription drug, when their police SUV was hit head-on by a vehicle being driven by Benjamin E. Beary. Beary was reportedly driving the wrong direction on I-80 when he caused the fiery crash at around 12:40 a.m. Hyatt, Farrell, Puente-Morales and Beary were all killed in the crash. According to police, Beary had a blood alcohol level of 0.22, and was traveling at 102 mph in a 70 mph zone. An investigation found that the police SUV was going 79 mph.

People called 911 Saturday night to report Robert Guerin driving erratically while waving a gun out the window, police said. When officers pulled him over, there was a brief standoff. Police say Guerin pointed his gun at three officers, and one of the officers shot and killed him.

Kruger, an armed robbery suspect, shot himself following a brief police chase and car crash, police said.

Police say two people started arguing and shooting at each other. A witness called 911 and followed the men to the Hyatt Place Hotel and led police right to where they could find the suspects. Police say one of the suspects, Edward King, 51, was already dead once officers arrived at the Hyatt parking lot. That's when police say 46-year-old Patrick McManamon opened fire and shot Officer Jose Rodriguez, 53. Rodriguez and another officer were able to return fire, killing McManamon.

Officers responded to the residence after receiving reports that a man wearing a bullet-resistant vest had been firing a rifle in the area. According to a police incident report, Alison told officers to leave and then officers heard a single gunshot from inside the residence. Police sent a tactical robot inside the house and found Alison lying dead on the floor with a rifle beside him.

Deputies responded to a home on a welfare check. When they arrived they were told Ashby had a gun and had gone into a shed near the home. A person in the home told deputies she heard a gunshot from the shed after Ashby went there. After deputies surrounded the shed and tried to speak with Ashby, the door of the shed suddenly swung open. Ashby came out carrying a handgun. Deputies ordered him to drop the gun and get down onto the ground, but they said Ashby ignored their commands. He moved toward the deputies, raised the gun and pointed it them, and he was shot and killed.

Towns fell from a balcony as officers went to his room at InTown Suites to investigate a domestic disturbance.

Rudy Javier Vargas died instantly after the Honda Accord he was driving crashed into a Ford Mustang, killing Alejandro "Alex" Peyro, a passenger in the Mustang. According to officials, a deputy began chasing Vargas' Honda in Colton at around 5 a.m. but then backed off as the car hit speeds of up to 100 mph. A short time later, the Honda ran a stoplight and struck a Ford Mustang in San Bernardino. Both cars crashed through the fence of a nearby business and hit the building.

Kevonte Jernigan was killed after a crash following a police chase. At around 2 a.m. police said they intervened during an alleged burglary attempt at the Smyrna Pawn and Gun store when the suspects tried to use a Ford pickup truck to crash through the store's front door. They weren't successful, and the Ford fled when an officer tried to stop them. The officer chased the truck up Rock Springs Road for about half a mile before police deployed spike strips. The pickup lost control and crashed into a telephone pole and tree. Jernigan died at a nearby hospital. Two juveniles were injured. Three other people fled the scene and weren't yet found at publication.

A deputy was investigating an assault report when Garrison came out with a knife and gun. Garrison was ordered repeatedly to put the rifle down but police said Garrison did not comply. Garrison reportedly yelled at deputies "Kill me! Kill me! Kill me!" and then pointed his rifle as if to shoot. Two deputies complied.

Deputies were called to check on the woman's welfare and located her vehicle in a rural area northeast of Aitkin. Police say the woman was armed with firearms and threatened to harm herself. Deputies and Department of Natural Resources personnel talked to the woman. Sheriff's officials say she shot at officers at least twice during negotiations. Officers returned fire, killing the woman.

Deputies were investigating a kidnapping. A man came out of the home and threatened deputies with a handgun, police say. Deputies shot him several times in the upper torso, killing him.

Driver Anthony Raymond Castillo and passenger Melissa Marie Miller were killed when their SUV crashed through a gate at the Naval Air Station Lemoore base and hit a parked FA-18E Super Hornet while leading the CHP on a high-speed chase. The chase reportedly began off base at around 11:30 p.m., when a CHP officer stopped to check on a Jeep Grand Cherokee parked on the roadside. Castillo allegedly sped off, driving erratically and going the wrong way at one point before leaving CA 198. Castillo eventually crashed into the fighter jet, which was parked about 7 miles inside the base, officials said. The chase lasted about 15 minutes. Miller died at the scene, and Castillo died at a hospital. Beither Miller or Castillo had any military affiliation, according to officials.

Police were called to respond to a domestic situation. Lagano met them with a gun, and he was ordered to put it down and he didn't. When he pointed it at police, he was shot and killed.

Police caught Wood and his son allegedly unloading loaded weapons from a van before a planned gang-related mass-shooting. Police fired and killed both armed men at the scene.

Dominique Battle, 16, and Ashaunti Butler and Laniya Miller, both 15, died when the stolen Honda Accord they were driving plunged into a cemetery pond, while they were fleeing deputies who had tried to pull them over.

Police came upon a father and son (Johnson) who were unloading loaded weapons from a vehicle and taking offensive positions, allegedly about to use the guns in a gang-related act of violence when they were shot and killed by police.

Police said Simpson shot and killed Branden Hughes, 31, and Felicia Wimberly-Hughes, 46, before Metro officers arrived in the neighborhood. Metro K-9 Officer Nicky was killed in an exchange of gunfire with Simpson and the officers.

Hamilton was standing in the eastbound lane of LA 98 when he was struck by a 22-year-old Deputy John Malveaux, who was traveling eastbound on LA 98 to a non-emergency call.

Officers were dispatched to a Surprise bank about a robbery that had just occurred. They say an adult female suspect fled the area in a vehicle. Police located the car not far from the bank and say the woman pointed a handgun to her head. At some point during negotiations with officers, police say she shot herself in the chest and was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police responded to a burglary in progress. Police asked for backup from the Caldwell County Sheriff's Office. By 4:24 a.m., deputies arrived at the home and began questioning the homeowners. They told deputies a man broke several windows and verbally threatened them before running away. As deputies searched for the burglary suspect, the homeowner alerted them the man, Jesse Juarez, had returned to the house. Deputy Michael Taylor said the man was carrying a long-handled weed cutter. Taylor ordered Juarez to drop the weed cutter but he allegedly refused and with the long-handled tool raised, he moved in the direction of the deputy who took several steps of retreat into a field, and Taylor shot and killed him.

Police were called to a McDonald's as it was allegedly being robbed by Cameron Gover and another man. Police shot and killed Gover as he brandished a gun, and wounded his partner.

Police received a call about a possibly suicidal woman with a history of mental illness, threatening to hurt herself with a pocket knife. They made visual contact with her on the Interstate moving south toward Auburn and pulled her over when she exited on Red Creek Road. The woman allegedly got out of her car and charged at officers, who opened fire, killing her at the scene.

According to police, a deputy was conducting a traffic stop in a parking lot of Hope Gospel Mission. During the stop, it was discovered David Mack was wanted on two federal parole and probation warrants. He became confrontational when the deputy tried to take him into custody and was armed with a Taser. As the deputy tried to move away from him, Mack continued to be confrontational and advanced upon the deputy. The deputy shot and killed him.

Arellano, a convicted felon was wanted at the time of his death for felony violence assault in attacks on his 17-year-old former girlfriend, Desiree Morris, who had been killed, presumably by Arellano.

Neighbors called police to report cries of help during an alleged domestic situation. Upon arrival, the suspect, who had just allegedly stabbed his wife to death, charged them with a knife. They killed him at the scene.

Officers made contact with the subject, known to be possibly mentally ill and armed with a kitchen knife. They attempted to subdue him with a Taser and a beanbag gun but the subject escaped into a nearby house. Officers fired gas shells into the home and the man walked out. They attempted to subdue him again with a Taser and bean bag gun but the man ran into the backyard of the house. Attempting to subdue him, the man allegedly attacked an officer with his knife. The officer fired his gun and the subject died later that night at a nearby hospital.

Police responded to a home-invasion, domestic violence call, shooting and killing Cremeans when he threatened his ex-wife with an ax.

Police said they responded to a shooting call. When they arrived, they found a 78-year-old man suffering from gunshot wounds. Around the same time, officers responded to the same block for a house fire. They said the house belonged to Sherrard. Police said the fire appeared to be started either prior to or just after the shooting, and believe Sherrard was the one who started it. Then, officers responded to a residence for an attempted suicide call, where a man was walking around outside with a gun. Officers arrived on the scene, but before they could make contact with the man, he committed suicide. Police identified him as Sherrard.

Three men allegedly stole a Honda at gunpoint near 15th Avenue South and South State Street, police said. Three hours later, a Seattle police officer tried to pull over the vehicle at 21st Avenue Southwest and Southwest Webster Street. The driver took off and was speeding until reaching Highland Park Drive Southwest, where the car crossed the centerline and struck an Acura, killing its driver, Devin Francis. Police say they found a handgun in the stolen vehicle. It is unclear how the 16-year-old is connected to the carjacking.

Three men allegedly stole a Honda at gunpoint near 15th Avenue South and South State Street, police said. Three hours later, a Seattle police officer tried to pull over the vehicle at 21st Avenue Southwest and Southwest Webster Street. The driver took off and was speeding until reaching Highland Park Drive Southwest, where the car crossed the centerline and struck an Acura, killing its driver, Devin Francis. Police say they found a handgun in the stolen vehicle. It is unclear how the 16-year-old is connected to the carjacking.

Marcial Param Menina was killed when she reportedly jumped from a truck and was struck by the truck's tires, According to police, Menina was a passenger in a truck that had been reported stolen. Just after 7 a.m., police had reportedly tried to stop the vehicle—a box-type work truck—when the passengers jumped from the still-moving truck. Menina was struck by the rear tires and the truck crashed into a nearby wall.

Gulley killed his wife, and fled as officers arrived. He was shot and killed a short time later when he resisted officers.

Police say that the SUV Franklin was driving matched the description of a suspected vehicle involved in a "stealing in progress" call from Plato's Closet. A Manchester police officer located the vehicle stopped at a red light and attempted to pull the SUV over. The car didn't pull over and drove onto the ramp for northbound Highway 141 and accelerated. The officer followed, realized the vehicle was not going to yield and stopped pursuit. The vehicle continued to drive at a high rate of speed on in the far left lane until hitting the sedan. Franklin, the driver, was killed.

A chase started when a traffic stop was attempted. The suspect vehicle fled the traffic stop and officers pursued after the vehicle, police said. Officials said the driver of the police cruiser called off the pursuit 12 seconds before the crash. The fleeing vehicle, driven by James Smith Jr., struck another vehicle head on, killing Hollis Daryl Crump.

Police in Grant County, Wisconsin tried stopping a car reportedly being driven aggressively by Randi Louise Harris. Harris didn't pull over, even after police deployed stop sticks in Dickeyville and again near the on-ramp to the Mississippi River bridge going into Dubuque, Iowa. Dubuque police also put out stop sticks after several near-collisions. Harris' car finally stopped on US-151 in Dubuque. According to police, Harris was incoherent and appeared to be suffering from a medical condition. She told police she didn't know why she didn't stop. Harris died at a hospital the next day from cardiac arrest.

Lonnie Ball was shot and killed after a woman called Modesto police to report a man was at her door with a gun. When police arrived, Ball drove off. Police chased him through the area until he returned back to the house. Neighbors said they heard police ask Ball to get out of the car. Modesto Police said he brandished a handgun and was shot and killed.

Police responded to a mother's call regarding her son, a former Marine, who was having an emotional crisis. Police came in, and Clark attacked them with a knife. They tried less-lethal means, but Patrolman Mark Frodyma ultimately shot and killed him.

A deputy tried to pull over a 2013 Chevrolet Cruze for an alleged traffic violation just after 3:30 p.m. Instead of pulling over, David Aaron Janish led police on a chase along gravel and paved roads in Linn and Benton counties for about 15 minutes until he lost control and ran into a tree. Janish died at the scene. Two passengers were injured.

Deputy Jean-Fritz Cadet had just shut off his lights and siren, according to the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office, when he crashed into a woman's vehicle, killing her.

A man and woman were found fatally beaten in their suburban Twin Cities home southwest of Minneapolis and the man's son, who had been identified by police as a suspect in the killings, fatally shot himself in a standoff with police at his home in Waseca, Shakopee police said.

According to a news release from the Holmes County Sheriff's Office, a deputy tried to conduct a traffic stop after seeing a GMC Jimmy run a stop sign near Main Street in Noma. A check of the truck's license plate revealed the tag was assigned to another vehicle. The driver, Wood, led the deputy on a chase that crossed several miles over the state line into Geneva County, Ala., and back into Noma. HCSO reported that as deputies were setting up a roadblock, Wood swerved and left the roadway, almost striking a patrol car before steering the truck toward a deputy. The deputy shot and killed Wood.

Benton fled a burglary with stolen guns. He crashed a car, carjacked a second car, and after shooting at police, was shot and killed.

Following a pursuit with White County Sheriff Office deputies, officers say Whitson shot at them when they attempted to conduct a traffic stop on his vehicle.

Two deputies were trying to serve an arrest warrant when the suspect resisted and then started fighting with both deputies. One of the deputies fired his Taser numerous times with no success. The man hit one of the deputies several times in the face. The other deputy called for him to stop but the attack on both deputies continued. One of the deputies pulled his gun and shot and killed the man.

A sheriff's deputy was called on a welfare concern. A man, who was inside his trailer, had been involved in a recent dispute with family members. A relative contacted sheriff's deputies after not being able to contact the man. The relative informed deputies that the man had weapons inside his home. When a sheriff's deputy came to the home, he was able to contact the man via phone and tried to lure the man out of the home. Deputies tear-gassed the mobile home in a final effort to draw the man out of the home. When officers observed no response, a SWAT team entered the home and discovered the man was deceased, having suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

During a standoff involving a domestic disturbance, there were gunshots. Eventually, police sent a robot in and found Harper dead.

The officer involved was dispatched to the 4200 block of East Jackson Street on a report of a threat. Police would not elaborate on the nature of the threat. Police say an altercation between the officer and Storm Allen Smith, 26, occurred. A foot pursuit and a struggle ensued between the two. Smith obtained the officer's Taser and aimed it at him. The officer shot and killed Smith.

Police fatally shot Boyes, suspected of killing his father and the father's girlfriend in western Kentucky, in a pizzeria parking lot. Police said he was killed when he brandished a gun,

Arrone had threatened her girlfriend with a gun, and she fled when police arrived. After a chase, she got out of the pickup and threatened officers with the gun before she was shot and killed.

According to police, deputies responded around 2 a.m. after a caller reported a suspicious Pontiac Grand Prix parked in the road and hearing an argument. Deputies saw the car at the corner of Quimby and Tanner and attempted to contact the occupants, but the Pontiac fled east on Quimby and crashed after about a quarter mile. The driver, identified as David Scott, died at the scene.

According to prosecutors, two men allegedly mugged two other men. In the melee that ensued, police got involved, arresting one and killing Bard.

Thevenin tried to evade a traffic stop but got hung up at the entrance to the Collar City Bridge where he pinned one officer against his car. He was shot and killed.

Police responded to a robbery call at the gas station, officers found an armed robber still in the station and holding two employees hostage. The SWAT team was called out. Police shot and killed Dorsey.

Bryan County Sheriff's Office in Oklahoma warned neighboring Fannin County Sheriff's Office in Texas that Adrianzen had carjacked a white Chevy pickup in Oklahoma and was likely headed south. When Fannin County deputies cornered Adrianzen in a white pickup in Savoy, he shot himself in the head.

An Iowa Department of Transportation officer tried to stop two motorcycles near the Pottawattamie County jail at around 10 p.m. Instead, the riders sped away and the officer reportedly watched Lance McCormick lose control of his 2006 Yamaha, go over the curb and hit a fence.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police and a SWAT unit were called to the 7-Eleven on Little Rock Road after a gunman barricaded himself in the store around 3 a.m. Officer Olin Lester with the SWAT team shot and killed Sylasone Ackhavong during the standoff after he raised a gun at officers, police said.

Little is known about this fatal shooting, except that the Memphis man wanted in connection with a Pulaski County theft investigation.

Miami-Dade police officer fatally shot a shotgun-wielding man, Dufore, who kidnapped his ex-wife and forced her into a stolen car, police said.

Witnesses saw Martinez acting strangely. They said he was walking around a light post and muttering to himself. But when police arrived, the situation escalated quickly. Police ordered him to drop his knife, and when he lunged at police, he was shot and killed by Officer Joseph Pepicelli.

The first officer to arrive found a 29-year-old man standing outside his vehicle and holding knives in both hands, police said. The officer got out of his patrol car to confront the man. The officer instructed the man to drop the knives, the man charged toward the officer, who shot him with a long rifle.

A teenage gunman shot two students outside a Wisconsin high school's prom Saturday night, police said. Police, who were on campus, shot Wagner.

According to the Chandler Police Department, a Walmart employee saw a man trespassing on the premises. Two officers were called out and when the first officer arrived, witnesses saw Oakley fire at the officer. Chandler police said an "ambush" on the officer occurred, and he was shot in the face. A second officer responded to the scene and fired back at the suspect but was also shot by Oakley. The second officer shot and killed Oakley who was pronounced dead at the scene.

According to the FBI, police were serving an arrest warrant for Collins at the motel when gun fire erupted as they approached the motel room door. During the barrage, a fire started in the room and spread to envelop the entire motel. The FBI is still processing the crime scene, while ATF and the fire marshal are conducting the fire investigation. The Topeka Police Dept., Shawnee Co. Sheriff's Office, and Kansas Highway Patrol are assisting with the investigation.