Four men broke into a home with plans to carry out a robbery. Three of the men wore masks and one carried a sawed-off shotgun. There were more than a dozen people inside of the home. The intruders assaulted several people, and one intruder fired his weapon at least once. As three deputies from the Mille Lacs County Sheriff's Office arrived, two of the four intruders were leaving the home. Both were arrested. One of the deputies entered the home and located a third intruder in a bedroom with a shotgun pointed at several people. When the intruder refused to drop the shotgun, the deputy shot and killed him. The fourth intruder was arrested without incident.

A caller reported a suicidal person East Donegal Township. Susquehanna Regional police said the caller saw a note inside the home, and that the man was threatening suicide by gun. Police entered the home to find the man locked inside of a bedroom. Officers attempted to contact the man but he did not respond. The man fired a shot in the direction of the officers when they broke the bedroom door to attempt to help the man. After brief contact with the man, officers heard a second shot. Officers reportedly entered the room and found the man had killed himself.

Bridgeton Police Department were looking for a Lincoln Continental involved in a crash earlier that evening where the car struck a police officer and drove off, according to police. A New Jersey State Police trooper tried to stop the Lincoln, but the car did not stop, which led to a short pursuit. The pursuit ended when the trooper lost sight of the Lincoln. Bridgeton police reported to State Police a short time later that the car was found crashed into a utility pole on Route 49 east near milepost 25.7. Police said the driver was traveling fast and attempting to turn when it ran off the road and slammed into the utility pole.

An officer tracked down a stolen truck and ordered the driver to stop. The truck struck the officer, police said, and the officer shot and killed the driver, Cameron Johnson. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A Chevrolet pickup driven by Tony Harper was allegedly attempting to elude a roadblock being conducted by Hinds County deputies. It fled the scene and was being pursued by a deputy when it crashed into the Pontiac carrying Virgil Kyles, Rose Coleman and Carolyn Conerly.

Devonte Brooks was killed when his car hit a utility pole. A lawsuit said Brooks, who was alone in his Lincoln Continental, exceeded 100 mph during the chase by New Jersey State Police. At the time, police said a trooper had been chasing Brooks, but the pursuit was halted when the trooper lost sight of the vehicle.

Police responded to a report of an armed robbery at a restaurant and tried to pull over a minivan matching the description of the car involved, but the driver fled. Police say the driver, 55-year-old Gary Agnew, pulled into oncoming traffic to avoid a slower car and crossed into the path of a car carrying four members of a family. Police say 53-year-old Daniel Oberhart died at the scene and his 24-year-old son, Riley, died at a hospital. Police say a 50-year-old woman and 14-year-old girl were treated at a hospital for what were described as serious injuries. Agnew was also killed.

An officer spotted a GMC Envoy and a Toyota behind a business, where four people appeared to be trying to fix a flat tire on the Envoy. The officer ran plates and discovered that one of the vehicles was stolen. While the officer was patting down one man, Foster jumped out of the vehicle and took off running. As he ran, he dropped a duffel bag containing a small safe holding thousands of dollars in cash and drugs, including crystal meth, heroin and cocaine. After running for 400 to 500 yards, he shot and killed himself.

Jakeel Brown, 20, was suspected of breaking into his ex-girlfriend's in an attempted burglary. Brown fired shots at the 18-year-old victim and her parents, striking the teen girl, police said. Officers say the girl's father then starting shooting at Brown. Brown then took off in a yellow Chevrolet Camaro, later crashing it on I-59 near Argo. Authorities said Brown was struck and killed in attempt to flee police on foot on the interstate. Brown was struck by 2011 Chevrolet pickup near mile marker 145.

Police responded to a report of a man with a gun and shots fired. Officers arrived and contacted the man, who refused to obey their commands, police said. The man aimed a firearm at one of the officers and was shot and killed.

Dispatch received a report that a man who was wanted on felony warrants was crossing the Buffalo Bill viaduct. Officers attempted to contact Mills, but he ran. As officers pursued Mills on foot, they noticed he had a handgun. Mills ran into an alley and shot and killed himself.

Deputies responded to a home after receiving a report of a domestic disturbance. Upon arrival, officers spoke with a woman who said that she and her husband had gotten into an argument before the man told the woman to take their children and leave the house. The woman says she immediately went to a neighbor's home to phone authorities. The man was still inside the home with a number of firearms. Officers called for backup and tried to make contact with the man, but after failing, requested the assistance of the Sheriff's Office Special Response Team. The man was found in a bedroom, dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Mohammad Azim Doudzai had shot two men who were brothers. Those brothers then drove themselves to the hospital where they were treated for injuries that were not considered life-threatening. The police SWAT team surrounded the home. Police say another man who was inside eventually called 911 and said he was being held hostage by the gunman. Doudzai lit the house on fire and fired the gun inside the home, but did not hit the hostage. Witnesses say the Doudzai walked out on a rear balcony, was ordered to drop his gun, and then he went back inside. He came to the front door armed with a knife and was shot and killed by one of the officers.

Officers were called to an apartment complex for a domestic disturbance call. While on scene, officers came upon a man firing numerous rounds from an assault rifle and a handgun, according to police. A man and a woman suffering from gunshot wounds were found and taken to the hospital. During crisis negotiations the armed man, later identified as Michael Marvin, 27, shot and killed himself.

Badenhop was hit by the officer's Ford Interceptor as she tried to cross Baseline Road, according to police. The police officer, who was headed to the southwest patrol division substation at the time of the crash, was placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the ongoing investigation.

Officers responded to a man with a gun call. Garcia, armed with a rifle, barricaded himself into a house. Officers set up a perimeter. SWAT responded. Garcia shot Detective Jerry Walker, also a SWAT marksman and observer, as he took his position. Multiple officers shot at Garcia, striking him in the head and killing him. Detective Walker was pronounced dead at Denton Medical Center. The Texas Ranger Division investigated.

Christopher Sexton violated a protection order, prompting an attempted arrest and a chase. He exited his vehicle, aimed a handgun at police, and was shot and killed.

Athens-Clarke County police spent about an hour on the phone with a suicidal man but were unable to talk him out of fatally shooting himself as he sat on a bench in front of the Athens-Clarke County Library.

Thomas was a passenger in a car that was stopped for an undisclosed reason. He ran and police followed with a dog. There was an exchange of gunfire, the dog was wounded, and Thomas was killed.

Banks County deputies saw a car speeding on the interstate and tried to stop it, but the car took off. The driver reached speeds of more than 90 miles per hour. The driver eventually tried to get off at exit 147 in Jackson County, but crashed and hit a traffic sign and a tree. The driver and two passengers in the car died. Troopers identified the driver as 21-year-old Rebeccan Toneya Mack from Greenville and the two passengers as 23-year-old Clifton Gordon of Greenville and 29-year-old Jamarkeiz Jenkins from Mauldin. Two other women in the car were taken to a local hospital to be treated. They were Greenville County rappers headed to Atlanta for a show.

Banks County deputies saw a car speeding on the interstate and tried to stop it, but the car took off. The driver reached speeds of more than 90 miles per hour. The driver eventually tried to get off at exit 147 in Jackson County, but crashed and hit a traffic sign and a tree. The driver and two passengers in the car died. Troopers identified the driver as 21-year-old Rebeccan Toneya Mack from Greenville and the two passengers as 23-year-old Clifton Gordon of Greenville and 29-year-old Jamarkeiz Jenkins from Mauldin. Two other women in the car were taken to a local hospital to be treated. They were Greenville County rappers headed to Atlanta for a show.

Rolette County Sheriff's Deputy Colt Allery was fatally shot, two other deputies, and a Rolla police officer are on paid administrative leave after a vehicle chase turned deadly. Police received the call from OnStar stating the vehicle was reported stolen in Devils Lake, and GPS tracking showed it traveling toward Rolette County. Prior to the shooting, OnStar shut down the vehicle to less than 5 mph prior to deputies engaging the suspect. A gunfight ensued, and all the deputies fired shots, killing DeLong.

Shaunna Arredondo-Boling, 39, was driving her daughter, Shaylee Boling, 14, to school when two thieves driving nearly 80 mph crashed into their car. Shaylee was killed immediately. Arredondo-Boling died two weeks later. Two days after the crash, police arrested 21-year-old Elexus Groves, who admitted she was driving the stolen van when it crashed into the family's car.

Police were responding to a 911 call for a person screaming. Arriving officers found the man jumping up and down on his red pickup truck while screaming. The man jumped off the truck and went to the driver's side of the patrol car, reached inside an open window, and grabbed a female officer by her neck and hair. There was a struggle, and an officer struck the man with a baton. Another officer tasered him. Finally, they got him to the ground and got him handcuffed - then noticed he was unresponsive.

Police fatally shot a man in the basement of his home here after he chased his mother with a knife and lunged at officers trying to arrest him, police said

Brown Deer police say the 17-year-old driver of a stolen minivan did not pull over for a traffic stop on Sherman near Woodley. Instead it sped ahead, running a red light and broadsiding a semi at Good Hope Road and 43rd. Kahleel Moore was killed.

An off-duty Robbins police officer shot and killed a man on the Far South Side after the man brandished a gun and tried to steal the officer's car, according to Chicago Police.

Lontrell Lee, 19, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for an wreck that killed his two passengers—his brother Oscar Rash and cousin Antoine Jones—and severely injured another driver. Lee was fleeing police after carjacking a Volkswagen Passat.

Sylvester Holt, the man authorities have identified as the gunman in a Marrero double shooting that killed his estranged wife and a Westwego police officer, died a few hours after he shot himself in the chest during a standoff with authorities on the Crescent City Connection bridge.

Deputies attempted to arrest Palazzolo for writ of bodily attachment (probably unpaid child support). He threatened deputies with a gun and was shot and killed.

Officers responded to 309 Neff St. on a call of shots fired. They knocked on the door, and he walked out of his home firing a handgun, police said. The officers shot and killed him.

Two passengers were killed after the driver of a vehicle, David G. Brown. 25, fled from an attempted traffic stop and slammed into a tree, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office. Kyle William Youngblood, 26, and Cody R. Cooling, 27, were killed. Brown was charged.

Bessemer police said officers made a traffic stop at the intersection of 16th Street and 7th Avenue North. When police approached the vehicle, the driver fled at a high rate of speed. Police caught up to the Honda at the intersection of 9th Avenue and 19th Street North, as a Ford SUV crashed into the fleeing car. Stacie Williams, who was a passenger in the back seat, was thrown from the vehicle. She was killed on impact. The second female passenger, Amanda Lynn Hill Pigg, 37, died a short time later. Courtland Dion Griffin, 38, was charged with two counts of felony murder. Pigg and Williams were passengers in Griffin's car

A suspect in an attempted murder, Jorge Victor, was killed by Long Beach police in Carson, according to police. He'd allegedly pointed a gun at officers.

Allen Swanson, 53, fatally shot Pamela Parker, 42, during a domestic dispute. He killed himself in front of police moments before an officer fired on him, police said. Police said they were lovers and step-siblings.

State troopers and Ionia County deputies responded to a report that a man was outside of a Belding-area home threatening to shoot himself. The man reportedly fled and police learned he might be headed to a residence in Oakfield Township. When police got to the area, troopers said they saw the man in a vehicle and tried to talk to him, but he got out and shot himself in the head. The man, whose name was not released, was taken to a hospital and was not expected to survive. Comments in the comment section indicate the man died at a hospital.

Klein was barricaded in a basement when police tried to arrest him. He fought and was tasered and died.

Police were called for a report of a "distraught" and potentially armed man, according to police. Arriving officers encountered the man, who was armed with a handgun, and shot and killed him. No other details were immediately released.

Bulloch County and Effingham County deputies were serving a bench warrant to a 52-year-old man at a residence near Highway 119 and Olney Station Drive. The man ran away to an abandoned home nearby, where deputies noticed he had a long gun. When the man did not lower his weapon, more than one deputy shot and killed him.

A person apparently committed suicide, after wounding a woman in a home in northwest suburban Bartlett. At no time did the man communicate with police during the four-hour standoff.

Police were looking for a man who'd shot at a Kuna officer. They trapped the man in a house, and when he tried to leave in a car, shot and killed him.

Deputies went to the Riverwind Casino after receiving information from Oklahoma City police about a suicidal man. Hewett said police were able to ping the man's cellphone to a room in the casino. A negotiator was brought in, Hewett said, but all attempts failed and a single gunshot was heard from the room. Deputies found the man dead from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police were looking for two armed robbery suspects. They encountered Arties Manning, who was not associated with the crime. Manning fled on foot and was shot by police, who said that he was holding a handgun.

Gallardo had a warrant out for his arrest for a domestic violence incident that occurred in June 2016. When deputies pulled him over, he pointed a replica pellet gun at deputies and was shot and killed. The District Attorney's Office reported that he had a potentially toxic level of cocaine in his blood at the time of death and that a suicide note was found in the trunk of his car.

Deputies were looking for two fugitives wanted in Coffee County, Tenn. The two were wanted in connection with burglaries and thefts that occurred in Coffee County. Investigators located and arrested one of the fugitives, Ricky C. Thomison, 33, without incident. Hours later deputies and investigators spotted the second fugitive, Jeremiah Vandagriff, 33, driving on Alabama 68 in Leesburg. Deputies stopped the vehicle, and a passenger, Craig New, 47, was taken into custody. However, Vandagriff attempted to flee. Knowing Vandagriff was armed and had made threats toward law enforcement, police surrounded the vehicle. When the Vandagriff did not respond to commands, deputies shot tear gas into the vehicle. When investigators approached the vehicle, they found Vandagriff was dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Jackson County Sheriff's Office received a call of a suicidal person who was making threats against officers in the Town of Millston. Deputies say the person fired his weapon, and Sgt. Evan Mazur and deputies Aaron Johnson and Michael Bartlett fired their weapons and killed him.

Patrol Sergeant Hunter Garrett and K-9 Deputy Brandon Hutchens arrived in Southaven to help officers find the man allegedly responsible for several robberies in the area. Sgt. Garrett found the suspect in a parked car in the Kroger parking lot on Stateline Road. He opened fire on the officers, and the officers were shot. Garrett was shot in the foot and Hutchens was shot in an area of his chest that wasn't covered by his bulletproof vest. He suffered a collapsed lung and a broken rib. Washington was shot and killed.

Police say they were serving a warrant at a house when they heard a gunshot. They found 37-year-old Corey Smith upstairs suffering from a gunshot wound and a weapon nearby. Smith died a short time later.

A Durham police officer in an unmarked car spotted a black Chrysler 200, according to police. The Chrysler matched the description of a car that was involved in an armed robbery at a business less than 30 minutes earlier. The officer in the unmarked vehicle called for backup, and an officer in a marked patrol car responded. The officer in the marked car tried to stop the Chrysler, but the driver sped away on Riddle Road. The driver, Patrick Edward Timberlake, 26, lost control of the car, ran off the road to the left and hit a ditch. The car then flipped on its side and slid into a parked box truck. Timberlake died at the scene.

A man suspected in a drug investigation committed suicide from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound following a standoff with police.

Madison Township Police responded to a 911 call from a residence on Toy Road. When they arrived, an officer drew his weapon and shot and killed a man who struck him with a pipe. Police said that the man injured his mother inside the residence.

After leading police on a chase, the driver of a Chevy pickup, Quincey Gamar Norman, was killed when the truck struck a car head-on in southeast Atlanta, also killing the woman, Ashley Tewell, who was driving the car, police said. Tewell's 7-year-old daughter, Lindsey, was also injured.

Officers responded after a woman called 911 to report a "domestic disturbance" involving herself, her husband and their 25-year-old son. The woman said that her son may have a gun. Gunshots rang out as officers neared the home, police said. When police positioned themselves across the street from the suspect's residence, the suspect shot several rounds at them and was shot and killed.

Officers responded to a domestic disturbance call. When officers arrived, they spoke to Santos Verenice Garcia, 42, and her 14-year-old daughter, whom police have not identified. Ashley Segura Garcia, 16 was also outside. Pinon came to the front door and from inside the residence began shooting at Garcia, his two step daughters and police. He fatally struck his wife and the 16-year-old before fleeing deeper into the home, where a 13-year-old stepdaughter, and Pinon's biological twin children were located. When police went inside the home, they found the wounded teen, who is listed in stable condition, but was transferred to a San Antonio hospital. Police found Pinon's dead body with a self-inflicted gunshot in a bedroom.

A high-speed pursuit ended 10 miles south of Fort Stockton. Two Pecos county deputies and one Brewster County deputy were involved. Police said the unidentified deceased man had a weapon in his hand and pointed it at the deputies when he was shot and killed.

Police said that prior to a pursuit Amanda Fay Bowers' car was stopped with its lights off in a travel lane. Bowers was alone in the vehicle. When a Cass County Sheriff's deputy on routine patrol attempted to approach Bowers, she drove around the patrol car and fled. Her car ran off the roadway and rolled, killing her.

Police were responding to a domestic violence call. Bradley Joseph Szakacs reportedly opened the door, brandished a shotgun, and was shot and killed.

According to news media, Officer Scott York was responding to another pedestrian accident when he lost control of his vehicle, jumped the curb and plowed into Coreas and 18-year-old Joel Mejia. York, who has since been fired from the department, is recovering from injuries. While York did have his lights and sirens on as he responded to the other incident, black box data from inside the patrol car said he York was traveling close to 100 miles per hour. In his termination letter, he was told he should have been going the speed limit.

Detectives from the Santa Ana Police Department's gang detail encountered a car in an alley with two occupants. The passenger, Salgado, fled on foot. He was shot and killed because officers believed that he was armed.

Police got a call from a woman reporting the family disturbance. The caller indicated that her estranged husband appeared intoxicated and was vandalizing her car while she sat outside her residence, police said. Officers arrived and made contact with Spencer Herckt outside the home. After being tasered, Herckt hit one of the officers in the back of the head with a glass smoking pipe (bong) during a struggle. Both officers shot and killed Herckt.

An officer made a traffic stop. The driver pulled over at a Sinclair gas station, and the officer searched him. During the frisk, the officer felt a gun in the man's coat pocket. The man began to struggle with the officer, trying to pull the gun from his coat pocket, police said. Officer Fred Hart told the suspect to stop struggling then shot and killed him.

Deputies responded to attempt service on an Emergency Custody Order (ECO). They said no other individuals are inside the home, but the man listed on the ECO would not come out for officers, and they thought he had a gun. Officers entered the house and found a male victim dead of an apparent gunshot wound.

Deputies were called to a home in reference to a dispute involving a knife. When officials arrived at the scene they discovered family members outside of the home. Police said James Thompson was inside the home with a 24-year-old woman. Officers then heard shots fired inside the home and ordered them to come outside. Thompson walked out with the woman in a chokehold and a handgun in his hand. He put down the gun and released the woman. The woman was shot inside the home. Officers tasered and handcuffed Thompson, who they said was "very combative" during the arrest, and sat him on the ground by the police car. Officials then said at some point he stopped breathing.

Deputies received an alert from an automated license plate reader about a stolen car in the area of Highland and Victoria avenues, police said. Deputies found the car in the parking structure of the San Manuel Indian Bingo & Casino and began surveillance. A short time later, deputies watched a man and woman—Michael Russo and Ath Pen—get into the car. When deputies tried to get the pair to get out of the car, the man put it in reverse, striking and dragging a deputy. At least one deputy fired at the car and struck and killed Russo. The car continued to travel at a high rate of speed through the parking structure. As it barreled down a ramp, it smashed into two cars and a metal barrier in the structure's second level. Police alleged vehicular assault.

An off-duty Contra Costa County sheriff's deputy shot and killed a home invasion robbery suspect. Officers responded to a call of a home invasion at around 10:44 a.m., police said. It was not disclosed why an off-duty deputy was on the scene.

Police responded to a report of gunshots and a man in the area with a gun. Police say Silva later made his way into Garrison's convenience store, where two hostages were held. One hostage was able to get away. Around 11:30 p.m., Silva came out of the store with the hostage, where WFPD SWAT then shot and killed him.

David Lewandoski, 34, a Licking County Sheriff's Office deputy shot his wife, Elizabeth, multiple times before turning the gun on himself.

Deputies attempted to serve a search warrant on Michael Sword, 57, who had a warrant out for his arrest. Sword pulled a gun and was shot to death by police.

CHP officers attempted to pull over a suspected DUI driver. Officers reportedly terminated the pursuit a few minutes later. Roughly an hour later, a sheriff's office deputy saw the car again driving erratically on Highway 28 and attempted to pull him over. The male driver refused to stop, and a chase began. CHP officers eventually stopped the car with spike strips on Highway 89. The driver got out of the car, holding his female passenger hostage at gunpoint, and walked away. Reportedly fearing for the safety and lives of the hostage and people inside the home where he was headed, officers shot and killed him.

Police investigating Debra Murdock Ballard's murder said a person of interest in the woman's death, Michael Andrew Hodge, 60, shot himself in the head after U.S. Marshals pulled him over.

A car was reported stolen out of Glendale Heights; it was involved in a hit-and-run in Chicago. It was spotted by Chicago police officers headed into Oak Park, police said. A Forest Park police officer saw the car stop at a nearby traffic light. As the Forest Park Officer approached the car on foot, the suspect car began driving in the general direction of the officer. Keating said the officer feared for his life and shot into the moving car, killing Marco Gomez. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Two men were in custody at the DPS office for a criminal charge of transporting drugs. One of the suspects, Yia Lee, produced a loaded handgun and fired at the two deputies. The deputies shot and killed him.

According to the Taylor County Prosecuting Attorney, Daniel McMasters was wanted on a bench warrant when he was shot and killed by police after he pulled a gun on an officer.

Deputies were called to a home on Foxfire Lane for a well-being check, police said. When deputies arrived at the front door of Thomas Scott Henry's home, Henry picked up a long gun and threatened the deputies. As authorities took cover, Henry started shooting from out his window toward neighbors who had gathered at the end of his driveway. Henry then walked outside and pointed his gun toward a deputy who shot and killed him.

According to police, a Motel 6 manager called police to report Porter damaged a room at the motel. Police say he discharged a firearm at the motel. A fight broke out, and police shot and killed Porter.

Officers responded to a call concerning a domestic disturbance. Adomako attacked and punched the officer, who shot and killed him, police said.

A retired Ventura County Superior Court judge shot and killed his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself, police said. Ventura police said they responded to a home for a call of a domestic dispute. Upon arrival, officers reported hearing multiple gunshots within the home. Hostage negotiators communicated with 69-year-old Herbert Curtis III for three hours before they rushed into the home. When they entered the home, officers said they found Curtis dead from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Curtis' girlfriend, 54-year-old Patricia Payne, was found alive but died from multiple gunshot wounds.

Jerome Allen was shot and killed when he approached an undercover officer's car and pointed a replica handgun in the window, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Chad Robertson, 25, and his travel companions were waiting out an hour-long layover in Chicago's Union Station when Amtrak Officer LaRoyce Tankson and another officer approached them. Reportedly, the trio walked outside to find a restaurant, they were followed by the transit police who accused them of smoking marijuana, and Robertson fled. Tankson shot Robertson in the back as he ran. Robertson died days later.

After a convenience store robbery, the theft of a car, and a chase, when police set out stop sticks, Tyler Sellers shot and killed himself.

Latimer shot a man, and was shortly thereafter confronted by police, who shot and killed him.

A Mt. Pleasant police officer attempted to stop a suspected DUI driver. However, the driver did not immediately stop and allegedly led the officer on a brief pursuit. Bradley Ross Nelson got out of his car and showed the officers he was carrying a weapon. Nelson was shot and killed.

Police say a call for a stolen vehicle came in, and an officer found a vehicle resembling it. The officer followed the car and flipped on his lights, and Samuel Phillips, 16, took off. Police followed the SUV for about two and a half minutes, with Phillips reaching speeds around 75 miles per hour. The chase came to an end when the vehicle lost control and hit a tree. Philips' brother, Jermaine Fleming, 15, was pronounced dead at the scene. A 17-year-old was ejected from the vehicle and suffered bleeding on his brain. A 15-year-old in the front passenger seat suffered broken bones. Both male teens survived; their identities have not been released.

Rockwood Police Department learned that a possibly suicidal man, Quintin Swicegood, was in the parking lot of the Walmart, according to police. When officers arrived and made contact with Swicegood, he produced a handgun. An officer fired at him, and he shot and killed himself, according to an autopsy report.

Curtis Deal jumped out of a vehicle being tailed by police in West Baltimore and was fatally shot by an officer after allegedly holding a handgun during a foot pursuit, police said.

According to Anadarko Police, officers responded to a call concerning a domestic disturbance. The details were immediately withheld about what led to the shooting, but a man in the disturbance was shot and killed by officers Eric Harlan and James Coker. Later, police alleged that Hunter confronted them with a knife in his hand.

No details except the locale were released as to why this person was shot and killed by police.

Dearborn Heights Police attempted to pull over Sheldon Hornbuckle who was driving with a burnt out headlight. As he approached the vehicle, the vehicle just took off on him. Just 42 seconds later, the vehicle crashed, and the driver and female passenger, Alena Ralston, died at the scene.

Police went to a school where Kendole Joseph had been causing some kind of disturbance. Joseph entered a Save A Dollar, a convenience store near his home, and was subdued by officers following a lengthy struggle, in which he was tasered, and he subsequently died.

Bridgeton Police Department officers were pursuing Darryl Fuqua when he pointed a handgun at an officer, who shot and killed him.

After a carjacking and chase, Burton broke into an occupied apartment, and police shot and killed him in a bedroom where he was hiding.

After a burglary and chase, passenger Ambrosia Fagre and driver Kadhar Bailey were shot and killed by police while fleeing by vehicle. Fagre was shot while the vehicle was moving, and Bailey was shot after striking a police car and stopping.

Officer Josh Lippert pulled over Jocques Scott Clemmons, 31, for running a stop sign. Police say Clemmons got out of the car and started a fight with the officer. Clemmons then ran through the parking lot while appearing to hold something in his waistband. Officer Lippert was able to catch him, but as he tried to arrest Clemmons, they reportedly had another fight. Police said Clemmons fell to the ground and dropped a fully loaded .357 magnum pistol. Lippert saw the weapon and tried to kick it away, but Clemmons reportedly grabbed the gun and picked it up, and Lippert shot and killed Clemmons.

Police responded to a shots-fired call. When they arrived, they found a man on the porch of a home shooting a rifle. Police say they told the man to drop the gun, but he pointed it in their direction and officers shot him.

Officers were on a report of a home invasion, police said. Police came across Young while in the house, and Young struck an officer and was shot and killed by Officers Russell Braun, Paige Young and Randall Richardson.

Daequann Buckner was wanted for a shooting and wounding a man and a woman. Police said he barricaded himself inside a residence, and then shot and killed himself inside.

According to the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office, deputies were called to a home in North La Cumbre Road by a family member who reported that Bryan Carreno was inside the garage and was hallucinating, acting out and possibly under the influence of drugs. Deputies spent several hours tracking the man who was reportedly jumping fences and going in houses and at one point was on the roof of a home. Deputies found Carreno inside a residence where he was killed by deputies when he charged at them with a knife.

At approximately 5:25 p.m., Carlos Arnold Gonzalez was found breaking into vehicles, became combative with officers, and was subsequently tasered. At approximately 5:38 p.m., he was dead.

Police say Rasema Keco's husband 58-year-old Ekrem Keco cut her throat and fled the home. Officials say there was a protection order in place prohibiting him from having contact with a minor child in the home. He was spotted by Altoona police. The suspect fled and crashed into the back of a semi on I-80 near Mitchellville. Police say Keco cut his own throat before crashing. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Brandon Lambert was wanted on several warrants in Knox and Blount counties, including theft, evading arrest, reckless endangerment and others. When officers tried to arrest him, he crashed his vehicle into police vehicles, and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Deputies responded after a woman reported that she had been shot at by her neighbor. Upon arrival, the deputies were confronted by Drey Krause, who was armed with a shotgun, police said. Krause refused repeated commands from the deputies to drop the shotgun, and he was shot and killed.

A felony parole warrant for manslaughter had been issued for Zimmerman's arrest. Troopers spotted Zimmerman's Dodge Ram pickup truck at Chuckles, and police in unmarked vehicles pulled in behind his truck. Zimmerman ran into the front of one of the unmarked vehicles. Troopers shot and killed Zimmerman when he allegedly reached for a weapon.

Decolley Edward Cortez Watson, 24, was killed when his 2013 Chevrolet Camaro collided with a 2011 Volvo tractor trailer and then struck a utility pole, while he was fleeing a police stop.

Julianna Chambers, 13, of Whiting, was killed and Theresa Paramo, 57, seriously injured in the crash with a Highland man fleeing police, according to police. Donnell Howard Jr. pleaded guilty at a court hearing in Lake Criminal Court to resisting law enforcement, a level 3 felony, and resisting law enforcement, a level 5 felony.

A man had entered a business and demanded that Lopez, who worked there, leave with him. She repeatedly refused until the suspect displayed a handgun. Lopez then left with the suspect. Lopez and the suspect left in a vehicle driving westbound on SH 71, police said. A deputy saw the vehicle parked with the doors open. Another deputy and trainee saw the man and Lopez walking down the road. As deputies approached, the man fatally shot Lopez. Deputies opened fire on the suspect and at the same time he shot himself in the head. It was not immediately clear if any of the deputies' shots struck the suspect.

Shayne Romero allegedly shot himself in the head following a shootout with a Roswell Police Department officer during a stolen car investigation.

Police said two officers and a sergeant, on patrol in the area, spotted Kadeem Torres on the street and asked to question him. He drew a revolver and fired at the officers, the officers returned fire, and Torres fled on foot with officers in pursuit. One officer followed the suspect into an alley and confronted and shot and killed him.

A man was killed after pulling a sawed-off shotgun on officers serving a narcotics warrant at a home, according to police.

Police received a call that a man was forcing a woman into a car at gunpoint at a trailer park. Deputies responded and confronted a male and female at the park. Ordered to show his hands, Jonathon "Jay" Daniel Simmons ran to a car. Deputies were ordering the man to show his hands and get away from the vehicle, but Simmons was attempting to get a gun from the car, and he was shot and killed.

Grand Prairie officers responded to a home after receiving a report from the relative of a man inside destroying the house and property, police said. While one officer was speaking with Henry, he became belligerent and walked away. A fight broke out and an officer shot and killed Joshua Henry.

Lt. James Helgoe shot and killed Jean R. Valescot after he threatened to kill his girlfriend and their son, during a hostage situation, according to police. Valescot was armed with a handgun and a shotgun.

John Matousek was killed after Beki Bajo Jr., who was being chased by Waukomis police allegedly hit his car head-on on highway 81, police said.

Charles Kosi Jr. breached a TSA security checkpoint at the Honolulu International Airport. He struggled with police, was restrained, and died from cardiac arrest.

Police responded to the Circle K for a report of an armed robbery. Upon their arrival, a man was found, armed with a gun, standing behind an employee inside the store. The suspect exited the store with the employee, and the employee ran toward a deputy who was waiting outside. Manuel Encinas was shot and killed by deputies.

Logan T. Reese stabbed his mother, Charlene Wold, 49, to death in her home near Hudson, Wis., set fire to his apartment nearby and shot at police while fleeing into Minnesota where he killed himself in his wrecked car.

Christopher Carter held a female hostage within a laundry room in building five of The Villages at Franklin Crossings after police tried to apprehend him. While holding a knife at the hostage's neck, he was shot and killed by Sgt. Kevin Gahagan.

A man allegedly broke into a home, killed one dog and stabbed another and refused to drop his knife when confronted by deputies. He was fatally shot during a struggle.

Very little information was immediately available. Jason Fanning was shot and killed by St. Joseph police.

Executing a search warrant, police knocked on the door of a home, announced themselves, got no response, and then used a battering ram on the door. That was met with a shots from inside. Police shot and killed Don Clark.

Officers tried serving Rick Smeltzer several arrest warrants for sex crimes at a home on Scott Drive. Officials say he answered the door with a gun in his hand. He did not point the gun at officers, but officers backed off. After a six-hour standoff, Smeltzer shot and killed himself.

Two police officers responded to reports of trespassing at an open Texaco gas station. Officers confronted Nicolas Sanchez and reportedly saw a handgun in his waistband. A struggle began, and an officer shot and killed Sanchez with his own gun.

Police were searching a meth-associated house and found Kevin Johnson hiding behind a false wall. He fired on officers with a long gun, and was shot and killed by police.

An 11-year-old walked in on his father, Medger Blake, 41, stabbing his mother Rose Blake, 38, in their home, police said. He called 911, and when police arrived, Blake lunged at them with a knife, and they shot and killed Medger Blake. Rose Blake also died.

Garner police tried to pull over a silver sedan for speeding. When the officer approached the vehicle, the man and woman in the car sped off before the officer could identify the driver.After a chase, the sedan crashed into a van at 90 mph. The driver of the suspect vehicle, Kawme Delanta Otis McGregory, 18, was injured and taken into custody. His passenger, 25-year-old Shada Sahquea Taylor, was killed. The driver of the van, Shaun Dontay Jackson, 36, and two children, 14-year-old Erieyana J. Holloway and a 12-year-old, were also injured in the crash. Holloway later died from her injuries.

Officers responded after reports of shots fired. When officers tried to question a man on foot, he fled and a foot chase followed, police said. The man was caught and there was a struggle. During the fight, shots were fired, and one officer shot and killed Timothy Lionel Williams, 47.

Newton Police and Harvey County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call of a shooting where they found three people who had been killed. Witnesses led police to the suspect in the murders, who confronted officers with a shotgun. David Montano was shot and killed.

Reno police responded to a report of a robbery and pursued Steven Valenzuela into the Eldorado Casino on a foot pursuit. During the pursuit, officers saw Valenzuela brandishing a handgun, and police shot and killed him.

Laurel County Sheriff's deputies arrived at a home, and shots were fired from inside the home, hitting a deputy's cruiser numerous times. It was not immediately disclosed why they went to the house. Isgrigg was shot and killed.

Police were serving burglary warrants for a woman, Jacqueline Cheyanne Johnson, and a man. Officers found the woman's vehicle in Angleton and followed her back to Lake Jackson where she opened fire at officers. Police shot and killed her. The man was arrested without incident.

William Dwayne Darby allegedly fled a speeding stop. After a wreck, the driver got out of the vehicle and began shooting at the trooper. The trooper shot and killed Darby.

A Tooele County sheriff's deputy and a Utah Highway Patrol trooper responded to a call of someone making threats at the entrance of a Clean Harbors hazardous waste incineration facility, police said. The man, who was inside the perimeter of the facility, approached the officers when they arrived and brandished a gun. He was shot and killed. It was determined that he was armed with pellet guns.

Deputies responded to a domestic disturbance at a home, according to police. Jacob Taulbee advanced upon officers while brandishing two knives and was shot and killed.

Evin Olsen fled a police stop and eventually stopped. According to police, she then backed up in the direction of officers and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A deputy responded to a report of a car in the ditch on County Highway FF in the town of Corning. Police said soon after a deputy responded, Shawn Igers shot at the deputy with a handgun. Deputy Sam Steckbauer shot and killed Igers.

Police were tipped off to a burglary in progress. Officer Ronny Cortez was searching the area with 10-year veteran Officer Jose Munoz when they were both shot multiple times by Earl Donnell Riley, was then shot and killed by another officer.

Christopher Redding Jr. was being sought on a warrant for several robberies, police said. Police intercepted Redding, who fired at them, and was shot and killed.

An officer responded to a stabbing in progress call outside of Jones Park. The officer commanded Epthen Lamont Johnson to stop the assault before shooting and killing him.

Phoenix Police went to the Sky Harbor Inn to assist Maricopa County Adult Probation with Michael Cisneros who allegedly violated his parole. Cisneros refused to listen to the officers' commands and brandished a replica pistol.. He was shot and killed.

During a traffic stop, shots were fired from the car, injuring one officer, police said. Two men tried to flee on foot, and there was an exchange of gunfire. Rafael Navarro-Garcia fired upon officers with a handgun and was killed, and the other man, Erick Bernal, 17, fled.

Police responded to a report of an armed person holding hostages, brandishing a handgun and a rifle. Officers negotiated with John Hall for two and a half hours, according to police, before sniper Deputy Brandon Stroik shot and killed Hall.

Michael Kocher took hostages and barricaded himself in a home before he was shot and killed.

Terry DiFalco was struck by an off-duty state police officer who was driving his service vehicle, according to police. A witness said that DiFalco was part of a scavenger hunt and was running across the street to a home where the next clue awaited.

After a chase, George Lee Seeton allegedly backed up toward police and was shot and killed by Trooper Mike Moler and Officer Jared Jackson.

Deputies responded to a domestic disturbance. When they arrived, they found the caller's estranged husband in the home's backyard. As deputies approached him, he pointed a shotgun at them and was shot and killed. Police said the death has been ruled a suicide by provocation. Deputy Coroner Jeff Fowler said that Joseph Scott Inabinet didn’t shoot himself, but that his death was ruled a suicide because he provoked others into killing him.

Police were called to a domestic disturbance. After a gunfight, Dean Bellamy was found dead from police gunfire.

Police responded on a report of an unruly man. Upon their arrival, sheriff's deputies unsuccessfully attempted to subdue him with a Taser, but they shot and killed him as he swung unplugged electric hair clippers at them.

Haverstraw police Officer Gerard Benderoth shot and killed himself outside a school as the FBI stopped him in his car. Benderoth was being investigated in connection with former Briarcliff Manor police Officer Nicholas Tartaglione. The latter was arrested in December in the murder of four Orange County men – Martin Santos-Luna, Miguel Sosa-Luna, Urbano Morales-Santiago, and Hector Gutierrez – who had all disappeared months before.

Two Roanoke officers responding to a disorder call found two women and a man inside a home. The man was lying motionless on the floor but was conscious. The women told police that the man had threatened and assaulted them after coming into the home. They said they fought back against the man, whom they did not know. When police arrested Clifton Antwone Watts, he resisted being handcuffed but eventually was placed in the back of a patrol car. Sometime later, an officer noticed that Watts was dead.

Union Township police went to Frank W. Wratny's home after a woman called 911 and reported that Wratny—her uncle—had shot at her. He confronted officers with a shotgun from the front door of his home and was killed after a short standoff.

Police came to Justice Avenue for a suicide threat. According to police, a relative called 911 for help. Mosiiuk was standing outside of the home holding a hunting rifle. Officer Brian Walsh perceived a threat and shot and killed him.

Off-duty officer Evan Fraley was leaving a nearby home with his wife and another relative when he noticed a disturbance in an alley. He saw a female with a firearm, which he took from her. During the confrontation, he shot and killed Toni Jo Collins, who brandished a stick.

Andre Lamont Richardson, 36, forced his way into a home. As arriving officers approached the residence, shots were fired from within the home. Richardson and Quanta Nashall Chandler, 33, were found dead of gunshots around nine hours later.

Police responded to a call regarding a deceased elderly woman inside a house. When officers arrived, they were confronted by Damon Seitz, armed with a gun. Police said Seitz threatened officers with his weapon and was shot and killed.

Police responded to a reported domestic disturbance. According to police, officers were confronted by an armed man upon arrival. Officers demanded the man drop his gun, but, instead, the man turned toward an officer and was shot and killed.

District 3 police officer Leon Davis killed his wife, Sherida Davis, before turning the gun on himself inside the couple's home.

Abel Marquez, 36, who reportedly had been drinking and using methamphetamine, was restrained by police after he broke a window and cut himself at a bar. He became unresponsive and was taken to Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, where he died almost two weeks later.

State police attempted to conduct a traffic stop in Kentwood. The driver, Alejandro Torrez, refused to stop, and a chase ensued. Torrez's car, traveling east, crashed into a northbound car at an intersection. Torrez's cousin, 15-year-old David Torrez, was killed. The lone occupant and driver of the northbound car, Tara Oskam, was also killed.

According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, during a police chase, a 2006 Suzuki Forenza was westbound on US-50 when it went left of center and stuck the fourth axle of an eastbound 2001 Freightliner that was eastbound US-50. The driver of the Forenza, identified as Bernardo Campos, 35, of Wichita, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Gonzalez was brandishing a knife and advanced upon a Bellingham Police officer, who shot and killed him. He allegedly had stabbed another man in the neck.

Police were investigating a series of robberies. When they approached a car with some men in it, the car drove in the general direction of police, who shot, injuring two and killing one of the people, Rashad Daquan Opher, in the car. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police received multiple calls of a man with a knife acting high or crazy outside a Home Depot. When officers arrived, they found Noel Russell a short distance north of Home Depot. He advanced upon officers while brandishing a knife and was shot and killed.

Police were attempting to talk to Apostolos, who was "believed to be in need of professional mental health intervention services," when a fight started, and he was shot and killed by Officer Francis Bopp.

Ryan Rosa was sought on a warrant and suspected in a string of break-ins and was shot and killed by Pierce County sheriff's deputies. Police alleged that Rosa struck an officer with his vehicle and, after receiving a warning, tried to do so again.

Fremont police found a stolen car sought in connection with multiple armed robberies in Fremont and around the Bay Area, police said. When two detectives tried to stop the car at City View Apartment Homes, its driver rammed a detective's car. Police shot and killed the passenger, Elena "Ebbie" Mondragon.

What began as an argument about doughnuts between Deputy Jeffrey M. Falsey, 24, and his mother, Susan DiFabbio, 63, ended with Falsey's arrest. At some point in the incident, he allegedly shot and killed Daniel Kulwicki, his mother's fiance.

Police responded to an apparent domestic dispute, and Officers Mikko Norman and Nathaniel Younce shot and killed Cordale Handy, allegedly because he pointed a handgun at them.

Rodney James Hess had blocked traffic on the Highway 412 East ramp by parking his car sideways. When deputies responded due to traffic being blocked, police said Hess became "erratic" and drove at officers, and he was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Frederick Ricardo Brown was wanted on a sex charge when he was killed during a shootout with U.S. Marshals, according to police. He allegedly opened fire with a handgun when confronted by officers.

Deputy Shawn Adkins, 25, shot Daniel Donarski, 58, after Adkins said Donarski pointed a shotgun at him. Police said Donarski's wife called 911 to report that her husband was off his usual medications and was having a breakdown.

Police responded to a domestic dispute when a fight broke out, and Desmond Phillips was shot and killed by Officers Jeremy Gagnebin and Alex Fliehr as he advanced upon them while armed with a knife.

Deputies responded to a house in the area after Lewellyn called 911 threatening violence against others. When deputies arrived, Lewellyn came out of the house and pointed a BB gun at the deputies. She was shot and killed.

Troopers were conducting a DUI patrol on Fish Creek Road, when a car attempted to flee. Troopers pursued the fleeing car until it was stopped. One passenger exited the car when the chase ended. As Trooper Johnathan Mason made contact with the driver, Jason Dennis Watkins, 36, accelerated the car, and the trooper shot and killed him.

Benjamin Barnes allegedly was threatening hikers and animals on hiking trails near Lower Hull's Gulch and then fatally shot a hiker's dog. He fired a handgun at police and was shot and killed.

Fulton police responded to the Baby Grand Piano Bar in regards to a person struck by a vehicle call. The officer encountered the suspected vehicle, and the officer along with an armed security guard shot at him. He crashed a short time later. It was not immediately certain whether he died because he was shot or because of the wreck.

Driver Stephen K. Reinholz, 28, of Laconia, N.H., and passenger, Kaili M. Pierce, 28, of Concord, N.H., were killed after leading police on a 50-mile car chase that ended in a crash on Interstate 95. The chase began when MDTA officers driving northbound on I-95 near the Fort McHenry Tunnel were alerted to a possible stolen Chevy Silverado pickup truck. After confirming the vehicle was stolen, the officers attempted to make a traffic stop north of the tunnel.

Carl and Judson Duncan were in their car in the parking lot of the Holiday Inn Express in Denison when the cops were called. They were not guests of the hotel. The car fled north on U.S. Highway 75 reaching speeds over 100 miles per hour. The father and son crashed about six miles later at exit 72 near State Highway 91. Judson, 21, was the passenger and was killed.

Police said they were called to a home in Richmondville where 36-year-old Emmanuel Humphreys was fighting with his girlfriend. When police arrived, he had already left. Troopers stopped him. While the officers were talking to him, he sped off, running over an officer's foot and leading a 21-mile police car chase that reached up to 80 miles per hour. Police said he called his girlfriend several times during the chase and left voicemails, saying he wanted to crash into something and die. When he got to Rotterdam, he hit a dump truck. Police said after hitting the dump truck, his car spun, and a trooper's car hit him. Humphreys' car split in half and hit another vehicle. Humphreys was pronounced dead at the scene.

Gringras was suspected of attempting to carry out a robbery. He was shot and killed after confronting Brevard County sheriff's deputies with a gun, police said.

An off-duty California Highway Patrol officer shot and killed an intruder, police said.

Kellie Nichole Stock, who is also known as Nicole Leigh Hetfield, was accused of being intoxicated and driving recklessly while fleeing police when she hit a pickup truck driven by Bennie Sims, who was killed.