Police received a call before 1:30 a.m. from someone saying that they could see a person with a gun breaking into a residence through a back window. Upon arrival, police received information that Arellano was suicidal and implicating suicide by cop. Officers approached on foot and encountered Arellano coming from the backyard. Arellano reportedly said he had a gun on him. As Arellano was walking back to the house, officers reportedly saw a handgun, and a deputy shot and killed him.

Rodger Thompson allegedly shot and killed himself when deputy marshals attempted to serve a parole violation warrant to him.

An officer responded for a complaint about loud music at 1:35 a.m. The officer reportedly approached a red Mercedes sedan within seconds of arriving. The vehicle pulled forward, then backed up and did not stop even after the officer ordered the driver to stop. The car ran over the officer's foot, and he shot and killed Brandon Michael Jacque. The officer was indicted for murder.

Police conducting an undercover investigation arranged to buy drugs from a dealer, police said. The suspect vehicle, a silver Dodge, pulled into the parking lot about 10:20 p.m. with Chris Joseph behind the wheel and Daviri Robertson in the passenger seat. Police boxed in the car with two pickup trucks, a blue Dodge Ram 4x4 and a black Ford F-150. Four officers got out of the trucks and approached the car to arrest the suspects, and Joseph reportedly put the vehicle in reverse, hitting an officer. Two officers shot into the vehicle, killing Joseph and Robertson. One of the bullets traveled through the car windows and hit another officer in the abdomen.

An officer tried pulling over a man in a Cub Foods parking lot. The man drove off before the officer was finished with the traffic stop. Video shows the restraining of Albert Dashow by police. Dashow was killed. The autopsy report listed obesity as a significant condition contributing to death, but listed restraint by police as the main cause of death.

Around 4 p.m. Tad-Michael Norman, 33, shot a 56-year-old woman while trying to steal her car. He then shot at the Metro bus. The driver backed the bus up until he could stop at Northeast 125th Street. The man then shot and killed Robert Hassan, 76, and stole his car, taking off just as police arrived, Garth Green said. Police pursued the gunman for a block and a half before he collided with another car, killing the driver, Richard T. Lee, 75. Norman was arrested on investigation of homicide, assault and robbery.

Janet Murphy was killed and her passenger was seriously injured when their car was struck by a vehicle that earlier had fled Fairhaven police, police said. The Chevrolet Malibu did not stop at a stop sign, and collided with Murphy's Toyota Corolla about 9:50 a.m.

A standoff began when police arrived at a Quality Inn around 7:30 p.m. for a wanted check on Stephen Marshall and another man. When officers approached the building, they said Marshall broke the window of a first-floor room from the inside. Marshall allegedly jumped out the window holding a semi-automatic handgun and engaged the officers, who shot and killed him. Christian St. Cyr, 26, and Brandie Tarantino, 21, were both found dead in the Quality Inn after the standoff. Police said they did not die from gunshot wounds or internal injuries, and toxicology results were pending.

A man was found dead inside a home after an hours-long standoff with police. Police said the standoff began when the man exited the home and fired several shots at police, but they withheld the reason they were at the home. It was not immediately known whose bullet killed the man.

A standoff began when police arrived at a Quality Inn around 7:30 p.m. for a wanted check on 51-year-old Stephen Marshall and another man. When officers approached the building, they said Marshall broke the window of a first-floor room from the inside. Marshall allegedly jumped out the window holding a semi-automatic gun and engaged the officers, who shot and killed him. Christian St. Cyr, 26, and Brandie Tarantino, 21, were both found dead in the Quality Inn after the standoff. At least one of them had shot at police during the standoff. Police said they did not die from gunshot wounds or internal injuries, and toxicology results were pending. New Hampshire Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Jennie V. Duval determined that the cause of Brandie Tarantino St. Cyr's death was the combined effects of environmental hypothermia and acute intoxication by fentanyl, acetyl fentanyl, methamphetamine and cocaine. The manner of her death is undetermined.

Javier Ambler was driving home from playing poker, when he failed to dim the headlights of his SUV to oncoming traffic. A Williamson County sheriff's deputy initiated a stop and began chasing him. After Ambler apparently refused to pull over, a pursuit that lasted 22 minutes and ended when Ambler's Honda Pilot crashed. Minutes later, Ambler, a 40-year-old father of two, was killed. Records obtained by the KVUE Defenders and the Austin American-Statesman showed that Deputies J.J. Johnson, Zach Camden shocked him with stun guns on him at least three times, even as he told them multiple times that he had a heart condition and could not breathe. A reality TV television show was riding along.

An Amtrak worker shot and killed himself in a Cadillac SUV after barricading himself in his car from the police. This occurred shortly after shooting his supervisor in the leg at the railroad's Sunnyside Yard in Queens and fleeing police, police said.

At 1:50 a.m., a Pinellas deputy pulled over a car for a traffic stop. The driver, Elijah Johnson, stopped, but then took off. Johnson abandoned his car. He allegedly shot a police dog and then fired shots at a deputy. The dog and deputy recovered. Johnson was found dead with what a reportedly self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

Jacob Michael Erebia was pulled over by an officer about 7 p.m. but fled while the officer was speaking to him, police said. The officer reportedly was dragged by the vehicle and suffered minor injuries. Erebia lost control of the vehicle and fatally crashed into a traffic pole.

Jared Scott Childress, 34, failed to stop for police after running a stop sign. Childress traveled towards the Town of Cowpens at a high rate of speed. His car slammed into the side of a tractor trailer at an intersection, killing Ciara Kalene Bradley, the front-seat passenger in Childress' car.

Deputies responded to a call in reference to a suspicious male attempting to break into homes. When deputies arrived and began checking for the suspect, they encountered a man walking in the roadway. A deputy stepped out of his car to speak with the man, and they fought until the deputy shot and killed Andrew John Mason.

After a short vehicle pursuit at about 8:50 p.m., police shot and killed Stacy Kenny. Kenny was initially pulled over for traffic violations and sped off multiple times, the last time with an officer actually in Kenny's vehicle. Kenny called 911 at the time, claiming harassment. The city agreed to a $4,550,000 wrongful death settlement in July 2020.

Troopers and members of the Fairbanks Police Department responded to a report of shots fired at 8:30 p.m. Kevin Ray McEnulty left the area in a vehicle before police arrived. The vehicle was located soon after in a nearby Geist Road parking lot. Fairbanks police initiated a traffic stop. Troopers arrived a short time later; members of the University of Alaska Fairbanks police department also arrived. McEnulty brandished a firearm and was shot and killed by troopers at 8:51 p.m.

After a standoff and an exchange of gunfire, an unidentified man was killed, although it was not immediately certain what killed him, gunfire or smoke inhalation.

Officer Jerome Turner Jr. had been dispatched to investigate a reported fight. As he followed up on that report, he spotted a person running and began to follow. Turner told dispatch that he was chasing a teen, and at some point, Veltavious Griggs allegedly pulled out a gun. Backup arrived to find both the officer and Griggs with gunshot wounds. Griggs' wounds were fatal.

Joseph L. Andrews, 81, of St. Simons Island, Georgia, was driving his 2018 Ford Escape with his son, Kevin J. Andrews, 54, of Miami Florida, as a passenger when the car was hit by a 2019 Chevrolet Malibu, which was driving the wrong way on I-10 westbound while police chased it, police said. Driver Dominic Scotti Garcia Jr., 26, Crystal Lee Moradie, 34, and 25-year-old Leigh Northcutt were in the Malibu and killed.

Joseph L. Andrews, 81, of St. Simons Island, Georgia, was driving his 2018 Ford Escape with his son, Kevin J. Andrews, 54, of Miami Florida, as a passenger when the car was hit by a 2019 Chevrolet Malibu, which was driving the wrong way on I-10 westbound while police chased it, police said. Driver Dominic Scotti Garcia Jr., 26, Crystal Lee Moradie, 34, and 25-year-old Leigh Northcutt were in the Malibu and killed.

Joseph L. Andrews, 81, of St. Simons Island, Georgia, was driving his 2018 Ford Escape with his son, Kevin J. Andrews, 54, of Miami Florida, as a passenger when the car was hit by a 2019 Chevrolet Malibu, which was driving the wrong way on I-10 westbound while police chased it, police said. Driver Dominic Scotti Garcia Jr., 26, Crystal Lee Moradie, 34, and 25-year-old Leigh Northcutt were in the Malibu and killed.

Officers received a report before 7 a.m. that a woman was trying to break into a home. When they got there, police said, they saw the woman, who reportedly had a handgun. They shot and killed her. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Police got a call that Travis Tester was making threats against several people. Family member also told police he was suicidal. Police located him just before 1 a.m. near a home in Middlebury. Tester fled in his car, and troopers pursued. After driving about 15 miles, Brandon Police deployed spikes. Tester crashed his car into a tree. Police said officers found him dead in the driver's seat from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot.

A resident called police and claimed a man was armed and behaving oddly with children in the vicinity. When police attempted to restrain Donnell Lang, he allegedly struggled and police shot and killed him. He was unarmed.

Police pulled over Luis Valentin with his two children in the car to interrogate him regarding receiving information about possible child pornography. The children were released, and Valentin shot and killed himself.

Jeffrey Nicholas Garner shot and killed his girlfriend, Gabriella Marino, 51, at the Manatee Bay apartments. Boynton Beach police said Garner, still waving a gun, confronted city police officers as they arrived, and they fatally shot him.

Barry Rucker and a woman allegedly were involved in a domestic dispute outside of a police station. Two Brownstown police officers intervened and tried to arrest him. Rucker allegedly pulled a handgun, and the Brownstown officers shot and killed Rucker.

Anthony Bailey, 47, allegedly shot and killed his girlfriend before police arrived. He shot and wounded two officers, shot and killed his son, Arkeyvion White, 16, whom he'd taken hostage, and then shot and killed himself.

Around 10 a.m., several officers were attempting to arrest a suspected parole absconder. Thomas Verile Jr. reportedly threatened officers in the basement of the home, saying he had a weapon, according to police. He was shot and killed as he made a sudden threatening movement.

Cristobal Rivera allegedly shot his father, Galo Rivera, 74, in the front yard of an apartment, then barricaded himself inside, ultimately killing himself during a standoff with police.

A pickup truck, driven by off-duty Londonderry Police officer Tyler Berry, 27, who was allegedly intoxicated, was traveling westbound when it crossed the yellow center line and struck a Hyundai Santa Fe head-on and killing Sierra Croteau.

Around 5:03 a.m. a patrol officer attempted to pull over a driver for speeding and making erratic lane changes. The officer attempted to pull over the driver, but the driver sped away, and the officer pursued. During the pursuit, the officer got close enough to identify the license plate on the Toyota Camry. The Camry had been reported stolen. Additional Sacramento police joined the pursuit. The officers reportedly lost sight of the vehicle around 5:13 a.m. The Camry crashed into a pole, killing driver Celina Correa.

Robert Acevedo, 27, was charged with two counts of vehicle by homicide and resisting arrest in connection with a crash where two undocumented immigrants died following a chase with Border Patrol.

Police were called about 1 p.m. for a welfare check on Benjamin Lucas. Police reportedly attempted to speak with Lucas before he shot at police. One New Albany police officer shot and killed him.

An officer was called to a disturbance around 11:30 p.m. at a Dodge's convenience store. Upon arrival the officer found Marzues Scott across the street at the Deerfield Inn. Scott allegedly attacked the officer and during a scuffle, the officer shot and killed Scott. Most details regarding the killing were withheld by police.

Harold Robinson allegedly robbed two convenience stores at gunpoint, fired multiple shots at a downtown hotel, then began firing indiscriminately in Salt Lake City as police chased him, pointing an assault rifle out the window at officers, who eventually shot and killed him. His family said he was mentally ill.

The Henry County Sheriff's Office received a 911 call around 5:15 a.m. regarding a suspicious man wearing all black and walking in the median on I-70. A deputy responded to the area and contacted Michael Gulley, who allegedly pointed a gun at the deputy, who shot and killed him.

An unidentified man reportedly assaulted a woman with a gun, and shot and killed himself during a standoff in the home.

Deputies responding to a disturbance call found Charles Bradley Payne was armed with a baseball bat. During an exchange with deputies, Payne reportedly dropped the bat and took out a knife. One of the deputies shot and killed Payne.

Anthony Solano Vasquez died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a car chase and shootout with Denver police officers. The officers had shot Vasquez in the shoulder, but he reportedly died by suicide.

John Edward Darlington was shot and killed by Mexico Beach officers who went to arrest him on multiple warrants out of Pasco County. Darlington allegedly was armed when officers confronted him, and he was shot and killed when he pulled a handgun from behind him and pointed it at the officers.

Federal agents exchanged gunfire with people while trying to execute a felony arrest warrant connected to human smuggling in the Phoenix area. Five people were in the vehicle, and one of them was a woman who was shot and killed in the crossfire between the man sitting in the passenger seat and federal agents.

Pedro L. Colon-Ortiz was killed when a car fleeing a deputy ran a red light and hit his car. Robert M. Matagi, 18, was charged with second-degree reckless homicide, fleeing an officer resulting in death and hit-and-run.

As officers arrived around 3 a.m., Luc Ciel was allegedly stabbing two family members, including his son. Police shot and killed him after he reportedly refused their commands. The family members survived. Despite the fact that he was shot and killed by multiple officers after breaking into his ex-wife's home and attacking her and the family, he died of suicide, according to a ruling by a Contra Costa coroner's inquest jury.

Two officers were in a squad car doing a suspicious-vehicle check. When they approached a car, a passenger got out and ran, and one of the officers chased after him. Police said Demetrious Brooks hopped a fence, and the officer followed. Brooks and the officer got into a struggle over a gun and the officer shot and killed him.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office got a 911 call shortly before midnight about a disturbance. At the location, deputies made contact with Juan Torres in the backyard of a home. He reportedly threw a wrench and struck one of the deputies. Torres allegedly approached deputies with a hammer, and two deputies shot and killed Torres.

Evgeniy Lagoda -- an engineer who didn't speak any English -- was coming into JFK on a JetBlue flight from Moscow for work when he had a seizure on the plane. When Lagoda came to, he was bleeding from the mouth and noticeably disoriented, sweating profusely, and his eyes were blank. When the plane landed, the PA police responded, but Lagoda was disoriented and combative after suffering from a seizure. The first cop to arrive tried to tell Lagoda in English to calm down, but -- not understanding English -- he didn't, so the officer pepper-sprayed him, then punched Lagoda in the face with his fist, knocking Lagoda to the ground. The first responding officer struggled to successfully handcuff Lagoda, and ended up on top of Lagoda. More PA police came, and they also punched Lagoda in an attempt to restrain him. The officers rolled Lagoda onto his side and noticed that Lagoda's neck was blue, and he was dead.

Anderson police pursued a car until it crashed, killing the unidentified driver.

Julius Graves was shocked with a Taser after officers were called to a bus stop. Police reportedly were told someone was acting "irrationally and in a threatening manner" at the bus stop about 8:45 a.m. He died after being tasered and sedated.

Two officers saw a "suspicious" man with a shotgun in the 7th Street/Metro Center station and started chasing him on foot, police said. The man did not comply with orders and the short chase ended with an officer shooting and killing Crawford when he pulled a shotgun out of his backpack and pointed it at the pursuing officers.

Brian Butts was suspected in the killing of Deputy Justin DeRosier, 29. He was shot and killed by police after a manhunt, but details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld.

Police contacted Henry Lane shortly after midnight for unspecified reasons. Red Bluff Cpl. Stephen Harper shot and killed him when non-lethal measures to subdue Lane were ineffective and Lane attacked Harper with a large stick.

Officers were attempting to serve a warrant around 10:30 a.m. When confronted, Samuel Talbott allegedly revealed a knife and grabbed another person who was inside the home. Talbott reportedly failed to comply with unspecified commands, and he was shot and killed.

William H. "Billy" Osborne was assaulting his wife at about 4 p.m. at a home. She escaped and ran across the street to a neighbor's home, police said. Osborne grabbed a rifle and began firing at his wife from inside the house as she fled. Their neighbor, LeeRoy Bachmeyer Jr., was coming out of his own house to see what was going on when he was shot and killed Osborne. Osborne set fire to his house and shot from his porch. He was eventually shot by officers. It Was not immediately clear whether Osborne was killed by police or himself, but it was later found that Osborne had died of a self-inflicted gunshot.

Trooper Robert Annarino responded to a residence for a reported unconscious man and a possible drug overdose, then Tyler Johnson allegedly lunged at Annarino with a knife, and Annarino shot and killed him.

Around 6 p.m., John Stewart Jr. allegedly threatened to stab a family member with a knife. Once deputies arrived, Stewart reportedly refused commands, and a deputy used pepper spray on him. While he was being arrested, Stewart allegedly pulled out a knife on a deputy, and a deputy shot and killed Stewart.

Daniel "Danny" Cook Jr. reportedly drove to off-duty officer Josh Rigney's home and shot and wounded Rigney. Lewiston police chased Cook, who reportedly shot at officers while fleeing in his vehicle. Four officers stopped Cook at 13th Street and Burrell Avenue, where they shot and killed him.

Luiz Leizado was allegedly firing into the air at about 4:30 p.m. when he ran into a parking lot as police arrived. As Officer Justin Vartanian sought cover behind a car in the lot, Leizado fired three rounds at him, hitting him in the armpit. Vartanian shot and killed Leizado. Video shows a handgun was used by Leizado at 0:29.

John Duane Fairbanks allegedly pulled a gun during a routine traffic stop and exchanged gunfire with Coon Rapids police about 1:30 a.m. After fleeing on foot and shooting at officers, Fairbanks hid in a nearby neighborhood. Officers found Fairbanks and exchanged gunfire again, this time killing him. Coon Rapids police Officer Alex Hattstrom and Anoka County sheriff's Deputy Christopher Vitek Jr. both fired their guns, and Coon Rapids police Officer Geoff Neumann reportedly discharged his Taser.

Kamontie Gross, 19, and Aniyah Taylor, 17, were killed and another person injured when the driver crashed into a tree while fleeing from police, causing the car to catch fire.

A reportedly stolen pickup was fleeing police when it ran a stop sign and killed Rylee Kristian Ewald,8, and Tonya Horn, 43. Andrew Munoz and Deanna Alvarez were arrested on numerous charges including second degree murder and firearm charges.

At approximately 10 a.m., DC Police was alerted of a stolen white van. Officers saw the stolen van and attempted to stop it. The driver, Robert Earl Little Jr., 25, fled. Little failed to stop at a red light and struck a blue Hyundai but continued to travel westbound, where he crossed over the double yellow lines and struck and killed a cyclist, Dave Salovesh, and then struck a tree. Little was charged with second-degree murder and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.

Two officers were en route to a domestic call when they were flagged down about a report of a man armed with a gun wearing a camouflage jacket around 6:32 p.m. The officers approached the man and then chased him on foot. During the pursuit, the man allegedly reached into his waistband, turned toward the officers and fired several shots. The man fled to Bridge Street and Roosevelt Boulevard, where he reportedly killed himself with a self-inflicted gunshot to the head.

Police said a black Dodge Challenger heading in the wrong direction pulled in front of a trooper at Spring Street at about 3:40 a.m. When the trooper attempted to stop the car, it made a U-turn and took off, and police began to pursue. The driver, Kahre Williams, 34, exited onto the Downtown Connector south. The Challenger struck two vehicles–a red Ford Expedition and a silver Nissan Altima. After the crash, police said Williams fled on foot but was caught. Juan Gispert, 28, was killed in the crash, and Maria Gispert, 51, died later. Williams was charged with murder and other crimes.

Officers Ryan Stubenrauch and Chandler Taylor were called regarding a report of a suspicious person wearing a black hoodie and armed with a gun. The man allegedly fired the gun, and was seen walking toward Walmart. They found a man fitting the description and tried to talk with him. He reportedly ran away and then shot a semi-automatic handgun at them. Officers shot and killed Michael St. Clair.

Anthony Jose Vega Cruz was driving a vehicle that police tried to stop. Vega Cruz hit a cruiser and drove in the general direction of Officer Eulizer, and Officer Layau Eulizier shot and killed Vega Cruz. Police alleged vehicular assault.

A person apparently reported a person looking in his or her windows. When police approached the alleged "Peeping Tom," Carlton Brooks showed officers a gun, and they shot and killed him.

At least two officers responded to a radio call about a family dispute at about 6:40 a.m., police said. Police later learned that a man had opened fire inside and outside of a home before heading to Figueroa Street and Gardena Boulevard, which is where at least one of the officers found and shot and killed David Ramos. Police withheld most details regarding the killing.

Richard Allen Moench was suspected of murdering 43-year-old Jeromy Wade Bryant and kidnapping a woman when he was shot and killed during a standoff with police. The woman was released physically unharmed.

Chesapeake police tried to stop a vehicle in the city at 5 p.m. The vehicle fled and got onto Route 164 toward the Midtown Tunnel. Near the tunnel, that vehicle struck a motorcyclist, 41 year-old Kevin Joyner, in the rear, causing him to crash and die. The vehicle then kept moving and stopped before the tunnel's entrance. All three men in the vehicle got out and ran, with the driver getting picked up by another vehicle. The two other passengers were arrested, and driver, De'monta Johnson, 18, was arrested later.

Police stopped a vehicle 2:04 a.m. for traffic violations. The driver held a handgun up in view and then to his head, and then slowly drove away as police followed. The pursuit ended at Kentucky 416 where Bradley White shot and killed himself with the handgun.

Deputies responded for complaints about a disturbance. Deputies met James Aaron McBrayer, and a fight started. One deputy was injured. Deputies shocked McBrayer with a stun gun and placed him in the rear of a patrol vehicle. Deputies later found McBrayer dead.

About 10 p.m., a Kings County deputy saw a car that matched a vehicle mentioned in an officer safety bulletin put out by the Fresno County Sheriff's Office. When the deputy tried to stop the car, it sped away, and officers from the Avenal Police Department and the California Highway Patrol along with a helicopter pursued. Morris stopped the car and ran and tried to hide in a field. Four deputies approached Morris, and reportedly ordered him to show his hands. A sheriff's dog was sicced on him, but he rolled to his side and reportedly pointed a handgun at a deputy. Another deputy shot and killed him.

An officer reportedly saw a white Chevrolet Impala cross the centerline. Police suspected the person was driving while impaired and attempted to pull the car over, but the driver did not stop. Police said the driver ran a red light and reached speeds of 90 miles per hour on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard as he approached North Centennial Street. Police said the driver, Anthony Tate, then crossed into the opposite lanes and hit Karolyn Chambers' sedan head-on, killing her. Tate received multiple charges, including second-degree murder, felony death by motor vehicle, felony serious injury by motor vehicle, driving while license revoked, driving while impaired, careless and reckless driving and aggravated felony speed to elude arrest.

An officer was dispatched to an apartment complex to investigate a report that a man was acting erratically, police said. The man allegedly attacked the arriving officer and attempted to get the officer's gun when the officer shot and killed the man.

Daniel Gurule was pulled over by a Pueblo police officer during a traffic stop, and when the officer processed his information, he found Gurule had an active arrest warrant for a traffic-related offense in Weld County. According to police, the officer asked Gurule to step out of the vehicle, but he allegedly sped from the scene. Police tracked Gurule to a residence and tried to make contact with him. Police said Gurule was armed with a handgun, and he allegedly refused to exit the residence. After a standoff, he allegedly threatened officers with the gun and was shot and killed.

A vehicle had been reported as stolen and was being pursued by the Havre Police Department when it collided with an eastbound vehicle. The driver of the vehicle that was reported stolen, Wendell Howard, was killed in the crash.

Around 7 p.m., officers responded on a report of a domestic disturbance. Police had contacted Jose Dominguez earlier in the day after they received a report of an intoxicated suicidal person. The officers later determined that he was not suicidal and was not subject to a legal hold. Officers returned later, and shot and killed Dominguez when he allegedly pointed a rifle at them.

Columbia County deputies, Portage police officers and Wisconsin State Patrol troopers were trying to stop a vehicle believed to be carrying a suspect involved in an attempted kidnapping in central Wisconsin. The vehicle crashed into the back of a semi trailer, and the driver and a passenger—Ter-Rance Phillit Simmons, 24, Terrance P. Simmons, 25—were killed.

Deputies went to serve a warrant on Lawrence Bottoms. Bottoms was wanted in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, for being a felon in possession of gun. Deputies had been tipped that Bottoms was in a house near Bay St. Louis. Deputies reportedly called out for Bottoms for 15 minutes or more at the door of the house, which like many in the coastal community is elevated on stilts. Deputies then fired three rounds of tear gas. A woman named Allison Rainey came out, and deputies later arrested her. Bottoms reportedly jumped from a window of the house and ran into the woods. Deputies pursued him, Adam said, and when Bottoms emerged, he pulled a handgun and deputies shot and killed him.

A man was allegedly involved in a domestic disturbance and stripped off his clothing and ran around a neighborhood naked while police searched for him. When police caught up with him and tasered him, he allegedly continued to fight until he was shot and killed by an officer.

About 11 p.m., man who was hiding near a parked car in a driveway, was shot and killed by police. Police said he was holding a handgun and opened fire on officers, moved from the area, and was shot and killed.

David L. Madden allegedly shot and wounded a deputy during a traffic stop. A woman and a child accompanied him in the vehicle. Madden then fled to his residence in Alden to retrieve guns and ammunition. He then went to his father's home, where he fatally shot Thomas Madden prior to police arriving. The woman left the residence. At approximately 5:40 p.m., when the sheriff arrived, he was shot in the leg. Madden exchanged gunfire with additional responding officers. Over the next several hours, police attempted to safely determine Madden's location in the home. They first located the body of Thomas Madden. Then, at approximately 12:10 a.m., they found David Madden's body. David Madden reportedly died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Juan de Leon Gutierrez was transferred on April 20 from Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement, part of the Department of Health and Human Services that houses migrant children. No health concerns were noticed by clinicians when the boy arrived at a shelter. The next morning, Gutierrez became noticeably ill. Camp personnel brought the child to a hospital emergency room that morning, where he was treated and sent back to the camp that same day. Later that day, the boy was transferred to a children's hospital in Texas and was treated for several days in the hospital's intensive care unit where the child died on April 30, 2019. This incident may be outside of FatalEncounters dataset, which does not include individuals after they've been booked into the jail or prison system. Since the child was applying for asylum in the United States, his incarceration status is uncertain.

Around 10:30 p.m., April Robertson was holding a Sheetz employee hostage at knifepoint when deputies arrived. A Davidson County deputy confronted her and shot and killed her when she did not comply with orders.

Officers were called to a possible drug deal involving two cars at about 6:20 p.m. Two officers got out and approached one of the vehicles. When an officer went back to the squad car to use the computer, one of the vehicles fled, crashing a few blocks later into Jose Salcido's car, killing him.

Around 12 a.m., the sheriff's office was received a report about someone stealing a gun. When deputies arrived, the suspected gun thief, Isaac Pineda, announced that he had a rifle pointed at them. Deputies retreated, and Pineda's family got out of the home. Pineda came out of the home and reportedly pointed the gun at the deputies, who shot and killed him.

A deputy shot and killed a Freeport man, Travis Leon Hayes, who allegedly threatened him with a knife and advanced toward him.

Around 1:15 p.m., police tried to serve a warrant to David West. He allegedly drove away on a four-wheeler into the woods, leading officers on a brief chase. he got into a fight with an officer before being shot and killed, police said.

A Grand Prairie officer was attempting to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation when the driver, Jorge Albert Merino, fled. The vehicle continued into nearby Cedar Hill where it came to an abrupt stop. Merino was alone in the vehicle and displayed a handgun, and he was shot and killed by police.

Angel Sanchez was suspected of killing his wife, 34-year-old Carolyn Espinosa. Espinosa and Sanchez had separated and were preparing to divorce. When a police vehicle approached the home, Sanchez fired several shots in their direction, but no one was struck, police said. He was later found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot.

Officers were called to Gadsden, a border town about 15 miles southwest of Yuma, around 1 p.m. in response to calls that Jason Demarcus Larkin was armed with two knives and blocking traffic. The San Luis Police Department officers ordered Larkin to drop the knives, but he failed to comply. Police then tasered him, but he reportedly continued to move toward the officers. One San Luis officer shot and killed Larkin.

Deputies were responding to a report of a man who appeared to be high on drugs and was running in between children who were playing near an apartment complex. Two deputies arrived at 5:35 p.m. and tried to talk with Ethan Austin Murray, but he walked away and ignored them. He then went through a hole in a fence and began running toward a wooded area. One of the deputies caught up to Murray near a homeless camp. The deputy shot and killed Murray when Murray pulled something from his pocket and advanced on the officer.

Police were trying to find a stolen car when a man jumped through its sunroof and started behaving erratically, police said. The incident occurred around 12:52 p.m. Three officers blocked the vehicle. The driver refused and rammed his vehicle into a patrol car, creating an escape path. Video shows he drove the vehicle in the general direction of officers standing in that path when one officer was struck and dragged with the vehicle and pinned between the stolen vehicle and a parked vehicle. All three officers fired at the suspect, killing him.

Michael Yovany Aldana reportedly shot and killed Officer Jordan Sheldon, 32, about 10 p.m. during a traffic stop. Aldana reported fled to an apartment building where he shot and killed himself as police arrived.

A Harris County deputy constable was on patrol in a marked patrol vehicle and saw a black Ford Fusion, driven by Deshawn Fortee Brown, 23, traveling at a high rate of speed. The deputy activated his emergency equipment and pursued. Brown ran the red light at an intersection and struck a Lexus Rx350 turning left. The passenger in the Fusion, Devin Malik Francis, was killed.

Around 1:30 p.m., police spotted a reportedly stolen 2001 BMW SUV driven by Mia M. Collins, 24. That vehicle sped off at a high rate of speed, and officers attempted to catch up to the vehicle with activated lights and sirens. The vehicle collided with a Toyota Camry and another vehicle. Collins and a passenger in the BMW were injured. The driver of the Toyota Camry Marla A. Wood, 70 and a passenger Rosemary McElroy, 12, were killed.

Deputies received a call of a man making threats about 4 p.m. Deputies found Colazo-Volla armed with a rifle and ordered him to put down his weapon, but he did not comply. He was shot and killed by at least one deputy.

Jordan Lee Poitra called police, fought with them, stole a cruiser and led police on a chase before reportedly driving head-on into a semitrailer and fatally crashing.

Deputies tried to pull over a vehicle that was allegedly stolen in Neshoba County. The driver refused to stop. Deputies lost sight of the driver but continued the pursuit into Newton County. Deputies then pulled up to a crash site and noticed the vehicle had left the road, went airborne and crashed into a wooded area, killing Christopher Cleveland.

Javier Oliverez was wanted on a warrant for robbery, and he was fleeing police when he crashed into and killed Jessica Bingaman.

Police went to a home to carry out a "high-risk search and arrest warrant" for a wanted person shortly before 1 p.m., police said. During the warrant service, gunfire was exchanged between the man and police. He was later found dead in the home.

The chase started after a traffic stop in Farmington Hills where a Farmington Hills police officer tried to stop the vehicle for a traffic violation. The vehicle fled at a high rate of speed. Police said the chase was ended before the vehicle crashed into a pole, killing the driver, Mathew Mercado, 36, and passenger, Jazmene Glynn, 24.

Robert David Montgomery III crashed his motorcycle during a high-speed chase on May 8, 2019, by Trooper Dewayne Bunch. Montgomery died three days later.

Police received a series of 911 hang-up calls from an apartment complex, and neighbors reported hearing a man and woman fighting. A woman told 911 operators that her boyfriend had armed himself with a knife and was trying to assault her. Two officers entered the apartment, spotted the man holding a knife and shot and killed him.

Driver Sidney Kelley, 20, fled an attempted DUI stop and crashed. Kelley's passenger, Rayleen White, was killed in the crash.

Around 1:40 a.m. a trooper found a Dodge pickup that was reported stolen. Clark, the driver of the pickup, refused to stop. During the pursuit, Clark allegedly shot at the state trooper's vehicle. The trooper was not hurt and eventually lost sight of the vehicle in Wytheville, VA. The Dodge pickup was found 30 minutes later abandoned. At 3:45 a.m., a police officer in Wytheville stopped a "suspicious vehicle" on West Railroad Avenue. The driver was apparently looking for Clark. Soon after, a pursuit involving a stolen Ford F-350 began. Police said Clark rammed a Wythe County deputy and hit a Virginia trooper." (Both officers were in their vehicles.) A responding deputy and state trooper shot and killed Clark.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance call to Stephen Wilson's residence and found two people had been wounded by Wilson. After police arrived, the two people were able to leave the residence, and Wilson barricaded himself in the house, police said. A standoff lasting approximately nine hours began, and when police broke into the home, Wilson reportedly shot and killed himself.

Dylan Lindsey was suspected of shooting a Downey liquor store owner to death, and then firing at police during a pursuit from Maywood to Vernon three days later, died from a self-inflicted gunshot.

Deputies responded to a report of domestic violence. A woman called deputies and said her ex-husband had pulled a gun on her during an argument at their home. Paul Mcvicker left in a white vehicle. While driving to the home, deputies spotted a vehicle matching the description of the man's car. When deputies stopped the vehicle, Mcvicker got out of the car holding a handgun. Despite commands to drop the gun by deputies, he advanced on deputies with a gun in his hand. A deputy shot and killed him.

Vermont State Police shot and killed Jeremy Potwin during a standoff after he emerged from a home with a hostage and allegedly pointed a weapon toward police. Potwin had been the subject of a manhunt, police said. The woman he was holding hostage was uninjured.

Around 8 p.m. on May 11, police received a call that someone on Pratt Avenue had been seriously injured or killed. The caller said the person responsible was employed by the Columbus Police Department and had been involved in a motor vehicle accident in Harris County. Sgt. William Talley was confirmed to be the driver of a wrecked vehicle in Harris County and was taken to Piedmont Columbus Regional for treatment of his injuries and was listed in critical condition. He was scheduled to appear in Recorder's Court on May 18, 2019, at 9 a.m. to face charges of murder, possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime and violation of oath.

Police officials said officers approached Sharrell Brown shortly after 3:30 p.m. Police did not immediately disclose the reason the approached Brown. The officers started chasing him, shooting him in a gangway during the second of two confrontations during the pursuit. Police said Brown was shot multiple times after he allegedly pointed a gun at the officers.

Clark Heindel reportedly shot himself in the head while police were questioning him and his friend Marcus Lillard about Marianne Shockley's unusual death.

Police responded to a report of an armed, suicidal man with possible hostages. Officers were directed to the rear of the house where the man, James Douglas Meadows, was last seen. As the officers approached the side of the house, they saw Meadows armed with a handgun through a window. Meadows and a second man inside the home fought. Meadows turned toward the officers while raising the handgun, and he was shot and killed.

Baytown police said one of their officers shot and killed Pamela Turner after she shocked him with his own Taser. A video of the incident appears to show Turner and the officer struggling after he tries to arrest her. Something flashes as they wrestle on the ground, and Officer Juan Delacruz, 37, shoots and kills her.

Police responded to a domestic dispute at a home. At the home, they made contact with a woman who lives there. She told police Underdown had been drinking, threatened her and beat her, causing a black eye. She told police he owned guns and had previously held one to her head. Underdown reportedly came out of the house with a gun in his hand. He pointed the gun at his chin and was allegedly confrontational with officers. He later pointed the gun at three officers, including Officer Brendan Burbrink, who shot and killed Underdown.

Troopers responded to the scene and found one person lying face down on the ground with a gunshot wound. A man opened fire at the responding officers and then retreated behind the home. Police then found Fernando Ruiz dead near the home. It was not immediately clear who owned the bullet that killed Ruiz.

Texas Rangers responding to a reported shooting found one person lying face down on the ground with a gunshot wound. Fernando Ruiz opened fire at the responding officers and then retreated behind the home. Police found Ruiz shot to death near the home. It was not immediately clear if the wound was self-inflicted or if he was killed by Rangers. Shooting victim Ismael Lugo-Cervantez did not survive.

Officers Christopher Biese and Paul Christensen shot and killed Ruben Houston, 47, when he exchanged shots with officers. Appleton firefighter Mitchell Lundgaard, 36, was shot and killed. A bystander, Brittany L. Schowalter, 30, was also shot and wounded. It was not reported immediately who fired the shots that killed Lundgaard and wounded Schowalter.

Officer Bryan Arnold shot and killed Djuantez Anthony Mitchell, who was allegedly a robbery suspect. Police had stopped Mitchell's vehicle, and during the stop, Mitchell hit Arnold with his vehicle and then rammed into a Jeffersontown cruiser.

About 8:51 p.m., officers tried to stop a 2006 Chevy Monte Carlo because they reportedly saw the driver using a cellphone. The car pulled over momentarily but fled before the officers could get out of their vehicle. The Monte Carlo struck a Chevy Equinox, and officers said they saw several citizens pull Gerimiah Staple Jr. out of the passenger seat of the car and put him on the sidewalk to help him, but he died. The driver of the Monte Carlo ran off on foot.

Tyson Dolan Williams reportedly shot and killed himself during a standoff with police.

Neighbors called police when Luis Lomante allegedly threatened them over a loudspeaker. Police said Lomante then refused to come outside when officers arrived. When officers made contact with Lomante, it was after they had entered Lomante's trailer. Lomante was armed with a large knife, and one of the officers shot and killed him.

Police said Donald Davis shot at three NOPD officers responding to calls of an aggravated assault with a firearm. Police shot and killed Davis.

Rashele Monique Lee was killed when she crashed into a pole during a police chase in Roanoke. Police said the chase was initiated around 12:15 a.m., when police saw a woman disregard a traffic light.

Police killed Deion "Yonny" Grayhat in Tonolea but did not provide any information about the person killed or what precipitated the shooting.

A St. Ann patrol car saw Warren Daniels speed by on a motorcycle. Police had turned their blue light and called dispatch when the bike crashed. Police said the bike crashed before the patrol car could begin pursuit.

Shawn Guillereault allegedly shot and killed his girlfriend, 44-year-old Rachel Azbell, and then tried to rape her daughter before reportedly committing suicide during a standoff with police.

Around 9 p.m., Huron police officers were called to check on a woman how was screaming at a gas station. Two officers arrived and found two men fighting in the parking lot. Officers reportedly attempted to separate the men and while one complied the other continued resisting while armed. The officer shot and killed the man.

Police were called to the Alta Convenience Store on a call of a suspicious person. They found Lovato there, and as they tried to speak with him, he got into his pickup truck and drove off. He attempted to escape, before police brought his truck to a stop on the on-ramp onto I-25. There, Lovato allegedly pulled out a handgun, and officers shot and killed him.

An argument between Ensoa Strickland Jr. and a woman prompted neighbors in the Palermo Apartments to call 911 about 12:45 a.m. Police responded and spoke with Strickland in the parking lot. The conversation turned into a physical fight, and Strickland wielded a knife, police said. Two officers shot and killed Strickland when he reportedly failed to comply with orders.

Police shot and killed Ronnie Angelo Churches when he pulled a gun on them when they came to question him about a murder.

Dayne Harrison allegedly ran from officers who were trying to arrest him on warrants. Police said Harrison ran into a wooded area, and police followed on foot. Police took Harrison into custody and reported he immediately started experiencing "medical issues." Harrison died.

Following shots fired and a pursuit and an exchange of gunfire during the vehicle pursuit, Micheal Godsey was shot and killed.

Tehachapi Police Department said a pursuit began at approximately 9:40 p.m. and ended when Juan Antonio Sillas rammed his vehicle into a patrol car driven by an officer, who shot and killed Sillas.

Steven Case was shot and killed in the basement of a house after keeping police at bay for most of the day by threatening to shoot anybody who entered the basement and telling police he had a hostage. Media reports are opaque as to why the police went to the home.

Davenport police were attempting to locate Micah L. Bates. Officers were watching a house where Bates was reported to be hiding. At approximately 8:38 a.m., surveillance units saw several people leave the home and get into a black GMC Yukon. As the vehicle left down the alley, police stopped, blocking the vehicle. Officers ordered the occupants to get out of the vehicle. Police heard a single gunshot from within the vehicle. Officers found Bates in the Yukon suffering from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

A woman called deputies about 1 a.m., saying a fight with a man escalated to violence. The two were in a relationship. Deputies met with the woman at a park nearby, away from the home, and learned that a child was still inside the house. They went to the home. Deputies were confronted outside by the man with a gun in hand. Deputies Brandon Senters, Jacob Adams and Michael Tapawan shot and killed him.

Joseph M. Tedrick was shot and killed by federal marshals as he reportedly drew a gun after striking and pushing a U.S. Marshal vehicle with his SUV.

A homeowner told deputies a man knocked on his door, pointed a gun at him and demanded the keys to his truck, police said. The homeowner gave the man his keys and called 911. When deputies arrived, the man, David Marcus Reece, was outside the home. A deputy said when he confronted Reece, Reece pointed a gun him. The deputy shot and killed Reece.

Police were called just before 2 a.m. to reports of an explosion at MacArthur's Lake Apartments. Police arrived to hear gunfire coming from the complex. Officers were unable to make contact with a suspect by phone, but police determined the man's identity and that he was having a mental health crisis. Fred Burton allegedly fired on armored vehicles, striking them at least four times. Just before 6 a.m., two officers shot and killed Burton.

Hamid Ould-Rouis was reportedly being sought for attempted murder when he was shot and killed when he reported pulled a gun on police.

Police said Ryan Thomas fired at an unmarked patrol truck when the deputy blocked Thomas' pickup from escaping across the median. Two deputies shot and killed Thomas. Thomas reportedly was wanted in Brevard County for violation of probation on charges of felony drug possession from 2017.

Police responded to reports of a stolen purse in the Dumbo neighborhood of Brooklyn around 9 p.m. and pursued a 42-year-old man, who fled in a Honda Accord. He drove over the Brooklyn Bridge toward Manhattan. He jumped off the bridge and fell to the ground near Pearl Street, killing him.

OPD received several shots fired calls and responded. When officers made contact with Billy Wade Webber, he allegedly did not comply with commands, brandished a handgun, and he was shot and killed.

Jeffrey Rivas, 52. of Venice, who was wanted for questioning regarding a shooting reportedly shot and killed himself with a small revolver during a police standoff at a Culver City hotel..

Police said about 1:20 a.m. they responded to a report of shots fired. Police said Robert Sabater was shooting outside his home. He entered and left his home while firing shots before running out and heading south. Sabater did not follow orders and ran north. Officers found him at Dora and Glenn, armed with a handgun. Police said he pointed the gun at officers after they again told him to put the gun down. Four Wichita police officers and five Sedgwick County Sheriff's deputies shot and killed Sabater.

Joliet officers were called about 4:10 a.m. for reports of a domestic battery in progress. Officers arrived to find Kimiki Truss' home on fire. Police entered the residence and were confronted with a hostage situation. Truss ran. Nakia Smith, 44, allegedly shot at the officers, and one officer shot at Smith while Smith was chasing Truss as she fled. Smith killed Truss, his girlfriend, and was himself shot by police. Smith then shot himself in the head -- killing himself.

Police were called to a business on May 28 after they received reports of an armed man at the business. Rashad Madden pointed a gun at another man before crawling underneath a van. Officers used a stun gun on Madden, took him to a hospital for "a medical condition," police said, and he died two months later.

Corey Byrd, 20, and Sebastien "Roro" Montez, 16, were shot and killed at about 5:40 p.m. The two were standing near a bus stop with a third man, identified by police as 19-year-old Paschal Evans, when a black SUV drove up to the Hays and Lockhart intersection, and an unknown male began firing a rifle at the three in front of an officer and two detectives who were already at the scene investigating other cases, police said.

Pavol Vido was accused of shooting four people, including a Liberty County sheriff's deputy, and killing two of them. He shot and killed himself as police closed in during a manhunt.

Gerald Tremblay was shot and killed by Wilmington police officers when they responded to a report of shots fired around 7 p.m. When they arrived, police said, Tremblay came out of his home with multiple firearms and refused to comply with officer commands to lay down his weapons, and they shot and killed him.

Police responded to reports of a woman with a gun threatening to kill herself in the backyard of a home shortly after 2 p.m. The woman was holding a machete and a handgun, police said. Officers arrived and saw a man and woman struggling over the firearm. Fearing the woman would harm the man, officers and a police dog entered the backyard. Once inside the backyard, a dog attacked the police dog, and officers shot and killed the family pet. Officers found the woman armed with a handgun and metal pipe. She advanced toward the officers and refused to put down her weapons, and police shot and killed her.

Deputies reportedly negotiated with Steve Huff, who was reported to be armed and suicidal, for about a half-hour prior to shooting and killing him when he advanced toward them.

Troopers responded to reports that someone driving northbound on Interstate 35 was shooting from a car and had hit two motorists in separate vehicles. The shootings occurred at mile markers 48 and 52 near Cameron. The alleged shooter and a trooper exchanged gunfire. The man was found dead after his vehicle crashed. Julian Santiago-Cruz reportedly died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Kyle Needham was shot and killed by Gorham police Officer Dean Hannon. Needham was wanted on warrants. Police cars found Needham in his truck in a parking lot, and Needham drove in the general direction of officers when they tried to apprehend him.

Longtime city worker DeWayne Craddock killed a dozen people and injured several others when he opened fire and reportedly shot indiscriminately at his co-workers inside the Virginia Beach Municipal Center. Police shot and killed him.

About 8 p.m., a couple called police saying their adult son appeared to be high on drugs, and they wanted him removed from their home, police said. Two officers arrived and spoke with the parents, then made contact with the man inside the home, first tasering then shooting and killing him when he repeatedly brandished an "object" in a dark hallway.

Marcus Boles was shot and killed after allegedly trying to take a gun from a Shreveport Police officer during a struggle in the parking garage of Sam's Town Casino. Boles was shot by the policeman he had fought with after Boles had gotten into and SUV and at the point he started the vehicle.

Police tried to pull over a driver for speeding around 1:24 a.m., but the chase reportedly was canceled because of the driver's high rate of speed. David Grubbs crashed into a guardrail, sending the car airborne and into a tree and killing Grubbs.

Albert James Brooks died after apparently going into cardiac arrest after leading law enforcement on a two-county chase in southern Michigan. Police said drugs or alcohol may have played a role in his death.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers fatally shot a driver who allegedly refused to stop at California's border with Mexico. Police said the suspect's vehicle was blocked, and the driver opened fire on the officers.

A passenger was killed when a vehicle that had been fleeing police struck a tree head-on at a speed that was estimated at 100 mph. The decedent was burned so badly that he or she wasn't immediately identified. The alleged driver of the 2018 Dodge Challenger, Corionta Cooper, was injured. It was not immediately reported if charges were filed in the death.

Deputy Paul Phillips responded around 8:30 p.m. because Gebauer was arguing with a neighbor about feral cats in the area. Gebauer reportedly became more irate until he armed himself with a rifle and opened fire, wounding Phillips. Gebauer was shot and killed.

Linel Vega-Ortiz was allegedly killed by Cleon Truedell who was being pursued by a Lakeland police officer.

Police were called to an apartment around 9:30 a.m. for reports of shots fired. Officers confronted Fabian Rivera who allegedly was armed with a gun. Two officers shot and killed him when he fired upon them.

Matthew Bradshaw was driving an orange Kawasaki motorcycle and was heading south at 80 mph in a 50 mph zone. Troopers attempted to pull Bradshaw over but he sped off instead. Troopers chased Bradshaw, who was traveling at speeds in excess of 100 mph, making multiple turns and eventually traveling northbound on Highway 281 before he crashed into another vehicle and was killed.

Officers responded to a call from a woman who said her ex was threatening to kill her and her children. Three officers were at the home only a few minutes when Matthew Freeseha Jr. pulled up, got out of his vehicle and fired at them. They shot and killed him.

A vehicle filled with undocumented immigrants crashed in rural South Texas after it was chased by police, veering into a ditch in rainy weather and killing six people. The alleged driver, Ivan Dario Puga-Moreno, was charged.

A vehicle filled with undocumented immigrants crashed in rural South Texas after it was chased by police, veering into a ditch in rainy weather and killing six people. The alleged driver, Ivan Dario Puga-Moreno, was charged.

A vehicle filled with undocumented immigrants crashed in rural South Texas after it was chased by police, veering into a ditch in rainy weather and killing six people. The alleged driver, Ivan Dario Puga-Moreno, was charged.

At about 12:30 p.m., deputies responded to a call of an armed man causing a disturbance. The standoff began with an exchange of gunfire involving Jose Meza inside a home. Homes were started on fire and the freeway was shut down for hours during the standoff. Meza was shot and killed when he reportedly came out of a house with a long gun.

About 1:45 p.m., a man reportedly entered a home with a firearm and took a young resident as a hostage. The sheriff's Hostage Negotiation Team tried to contact the man for several hours without success. The man was killed by police as the hostage struggled with him to flee.

Michael Robidoux was a passenger in the Jeep Grand Cherokee hit head-on by a stolen Ford Explorer, which was fleeing police. The driver of the Jeep, allegedly DeJesus E. Amaro, 25, was charged with a variety of crimes. The Auburn officer was aware that Amaro had fled an earlier stop by Sutton police when he began to pursue.

Deputies approached a vehicle that was parked at an apartment complex. Ryan Twyman drove in the general direction of officers and was shot 34 times and killed.

Deputies responded to a home for a suicidal man in his 50s. Upon arrival, deputies reportedly found Danny Mihalik armed with a handgun behind the home. Shots were fired by Mihalik and one of the deputies. Mihalik reportedly was killed by a self-inflicted gunshot.