A deputy was dispatched around 10:13 p.m. in response to an incomplete 911 call. When the deputy arrived, they found a man with a gun holding three people hostage. The deputy called for assistance and demanded that the man drop his weapon. The man refused and pointed the gun at the hostages, and the deputy shot and killed him.

William Zachery Harvey was brought to police headquarters for questioning in-connection to an aggravated assault case. While he was in the interview room, police alleged he fatally injured himself with an unidentified object he brought in. Later reports said he killed himself with his shoelaces.

Gabriel Casso was running away from two men and toward police when he was shot and killed. An innocent bystander was hit, but it's not clear whose bullets hit him. Nor was it clear whose bullets killed Casso. 22-year-old Kejaun Dehaney and 32-year-old Hassan Maxwell were charged with murder.

Deputies responded to Happy Canyon Road around 6:15 p.m. for a report of a man with a gun. Deputies instructed Yeager to put down his gun. Samuel Yeager did not respond to orders and instead laid on his stomach on the ground, pointed his gun at deputies and began shooting. He was shot and killed.

The Centreville Police Department officers killed Diwone Wallace. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Following a standoff that shut-down two blocks, a female victim was found dead inside a residence after police entered the home around 8 p.m. The suspect was also found dead of a single, self-inflicted gunshot.

Troopers were performing a welfare check at 8 p.m. when they found a 62-year-old woman dead from an apparent homicide inside her home. No one else was in the home when the victim was found, but troopers developed a suspect -- a 30-year-old relative of the victim -- and put out a broadcast alert. The Cadillac Police Department located the vehicle and attempted a traffic stop shortly after 1 a.m. The driver fled and officers pursued him. He allegedly fired at police, missing the vehicles and officers. Missaukee County Sheriff's deputies deployed stop sticks, which disabled the vehicle, police said. The man fled on foot. Police found the body shortly after 6 a.m. with a fatal, self-inflicted gunshot.

Deputies responded for a domestic violence call shortly before midnight. Upon arrival, they spoke to a 16-year-old boy who said his mother and stepfather were talking in the living room and that his mother's face was bloody. When deputies arrived and moved toward the living room, they observed a man sitting on a sofa with a woman, and she immediately called out to the deputies. The man then pulled out a handgun and lifted it, and deputies fled. A shot was fired followed by a second shot a few seconds later. Deputies then entered the living room, where it appeared that Lester Reed, 41, had shot Shameka Lashon Dantzler, 36, and then himself.

At approximately 10:50 p.m., Birmingham police received a call stating that two people were involved in a domestic disturbance inside a vehicle in North Birmingham. North Precinct officers found the vehicle in the 300 block of 9th Avenue West and pursued it until the driver hit a fence in the 200 block of 9th Avenue West stopping the vehicle. Desmon Montez Ray allegedly got out and confronted officers with a firearm. Police shot and killed Ray.

Police were called two times about a man, who had been driving an SUV on a wheel rim on Interstate 26 around 4:30 a.m. A short time later, an employee at a gas station also called 911 reporting a man acting in an intoxicated manner. When deputies arrived, the man had left the store, but they found the SUV parked with an exposed rim. No one was inside the car. Deputies found the man sitting at the edge of the woods near the Citgo around 6:30 a.m. When deputies approached, he allegedly stood up and pulled a gun, running further into the woods to a ravine. While deputies were talking to the man, they heard a gunshot. When they went to check on him, they said they found the man with a fatal gunshot.

Deputies tried to evict a guest at a motel around 8:20 a.m. when the man started pointing a gun at deputies and barricaded himself inside a room. Colorado Springs police tried to assist deputies, and residents nearby were ordered to shelter in place. When police entered the building they found the man dead with a self-inflicted gunshot.

Following a pursuit and a crash, Iremamber Sykap was shot and killed by police. Five other people who were in the car were taken into custody following the shooting about 5 p.m. One other person sustained serious injuries, while a third had non-life-threatening injuries consistent with a car crash. Those arrested ranged in age from 14 to 22.

A 26-year-old Hispanic man was killed in a freeway collision after attempting to flee from a traffic stop on 101 in Burlingame. He was suspected by CHP officers of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and after running across multiple lanes of the freeway, he was struck and killed by a passing San Mateo County sheriff's deputy.

Miami-Dade Police Department police were attempting to evict Stephanie Voikin when they broke down the door. She met them with a gun. Police shot and killed Voikin.

About 8:40 p.m., police in Alexandria started to chase a vehicle whose occupants they believed were involved in shooting at several buildings in Old Town. The pursuit entered the District and ended when the vehicle crashed into several other vehicles in the northbound lanes of the Anacostia Freeway overpass at Malcolm X Avenue. The driver ran from the vehicle and jumped over a Jersey barrier, falling 23 feet to Malcolm X Avenue below. Three passengers were arrested. The man was confronted by U.S. Park Police officers and allegedly became combative when they tried to arrest him. One Park Police officer used a stun gun on the man. Anthony Louis was conscious and speaking until tasered and died a short time later.

About 5 a.m. in the parking lot of a condominium complex, officers responded to a call of shots fired and were approached by an off-duty Pentagon Force Protection Agency police officer who said he thought a car was being burglarized. He engaged the men who failed to follow his direction. Dominique Williams, 32, and James Lionel Johnson, 38, attempted to flee in a vehicle from the man with a gun, at which time David Hall Dixon shot and killed the men. Dixon was charged with second-degree murder.

At about 4 a.m., a Dodge truck was traveling southbound on U.S. 75 in a portion of the roadway that is currently under construction. The truck struck a pedestrian, Noah Joseph Ford, who was in the main lanes of the highway. The driver of the vehicle was Officer Christopher Carson, who was reportedly off-duty at the time.

At approximately 1:27 p.m. police were notified an inmate's ankle monitor at the Covington County work release program was cut. The inmate allegedly stole a vehicle from the Covington Center Arena, then stole another vehicle. Covington County deputies and Alabama state troopers pursued. Deputies forcibly stopped the vehicle on Highway 55, approximately two miles south of Andalusia, killing the man.

Two men, a woman, and a child were parked in the entrance of an apartment complex, and officers stopped to investigate. While the driver was outside of the car talking to officers, the other man in the car pulled off, reportedly hitting an officer. Police found the car at the Valencia Square Apartments. Someone from an apartment, reportedly told them a man inside had hostages.As police waited outside, Raheem Reed reportedly jumped from the second story and waved a gun at officers, who shot and killed him.

A high-speed chase began about 3 a.m. when a trooper tried to stop an Infiniti Q50 for speeding. The Infiniti drove off and exited onto GA-400 before its driver turned off the headlights. The deadly crash occurred in Buckhead after the driver turned onto Lenox Road. The Infiniti traveled across the intersection and struck a concrete wall and overturned, catching on fire. There were three men inside the sedan. Two passengers--23-year-old Deterrius Minor and 22-year-old Devin Jones--were killed in the crash. The alleged driver of the car was seriously injured.

Shortly after 8:45 a.m., a motorist called 911 and said a man was throwing rocks at passing vehicles on Whitewater Canyon Road. When a deputy arrived, the man reportedly was smashing the window of a parked car with a tire iron. The deputy ordered the man to stop and drop the tire iron, but the man ignored the deputy and started walking toward the interstate. The deputy then drove his patrol vehicle onto westbound I-10 to stop traffic as the man had stepped onto the freeway. The deputy reportedly asked the man to drop the tire iron and leave the roadway, and the man charged at the deputy with the tire iron in his hand. The deputy shot and killed him.

U.S. deputy marshals responded to a house around sunrise to arrest a man wanted for threatening a judge. The person allegedly fired a weapon at the officers, and an officer shot and killed the person.

About 4:10 p.m., a woman was shot inside a home at a mobile park. She was taken to a local hospital where she later died. Three children were removed from the home, but a man barricaded himself inside. After an hours-long standoff, officers entered the home and found the man dead.

Police responded to a 911 call that multiple shots had been fired at the Kahala Hotel & Resort. Some 18 police officers responded and evacuated the adjoining rooms. The 911 call came in around 5:40 p.m. Officers entered the hotel room around 3:30 a.m., they found Russell Cruz dead of a self-inflicted gunshot.

San Marcos Police Department officers responded to southbound I-35 after they were alerted to a man walking in traffic at approximately 12:19 a.m. Police reportedly saw the man walking along the retaining wall then cross traffic. Officers attempted to arrest the man. Officers said they saw the man holding a knife, or similar object, in his hand. The man later allegedly threatened officers by moving aggressively toward them, and at least one officer shot and killed him.

Police responded to a disturbance call at an apartment complex around 7 p.m. At least one deputy came into contact with a man who went into an apartment. He allegedly opened the door, came outside and shot at a deputy, and the man went back inside. Police said that the man opened the door a second time and again pointed his weapon at a deputy, at which time, an officer shot at him, and he went back inside. Deputies entered the apartment, and Joshua Mitchell was found dead from at least one gunshot.

Officers pulled over Daunte Wright for an alleged traffic violation related to expired registration tags. Officers then reportedly discovered that he had a warrant for his arrest. Police tried to arrest Wright, but he stepped back into his car, and officers struggled with him. Officer Kim Potter, 48, shouted, "Taser," and then shot and killed Wright with her duty weapon. Potter resigned from the police and was arrested and faces a charge of second-degree manslaughter.

A person driving a 2001 Dodge Dakota pickup truck at a high rate of speed while trying to elude Jasper police crossed the centerline of Alabama 269 and collided head-on with a 2011 Ford Fiesta. The driver of the truck, which caught fire after the collision, was killed, and the driver of the car was airlifted to a local hospital with serious injuries.

A chase began about 3:30 a.m. when a state trooper allegedly clocked a 2015 Nissan Sentra going 111 mph on I-20. The trooper pulled the car over, but it took off again. The trooper reportedly disabled the Sentra, but the driver got control of the vehicle again and sped away. The passenger used a rifle to shoot the trooper's car, disabling it. Other police joined the chase as it crossed into Carroll County and traveled through Carrollton and Villa Rica, continuing until the Nissan crashed in Villa Rica. Both men ran from the vehicle. In two separate instances of gunfire, first at 5 a.m. and then at 5:30 a.m., the men shot at the officers, and two officers Gordy and Repetto were injured, and Pier Shelton was killed.

At 1:36 a.m., police were called numerous times about a driver in an SUV going the wrong direction on the inner loop of New Circle Road. A Lexington police officer reportedly was at the end of her shift and crashed into the SUV. Both drivers were taken to a hospital. The woman driving the SUV, Angelina Sue Raad, was killed.

Following a chase and reported standoff with police, a man shot and killed himself.

Officers responded to a report of someone possibly armed with a gun at Austin-East Magnet High School around 3:15 p.m. Upon arrival, officers found Anthony J. Thompson Jr. inside a school restroom. Officers ordered the student out, but he failed to comply. A struggle began between officers and Thompson Jr., during which the student's gun reportedly was fired. Police shot twice. One bullet wounded a KPD officer, and the other killed the child.

A vehicle clipped one house and ran into another shortly after a police officer tried to pull the vehicle over for speeding. The driver, Cam-Ron P. M. Poelinitz, was killed. Four other people in the vehicle were taken to a hospital, but no one in either house was hurt in the crash at around 10:30 p.m.

Matthew Lee Walker allegedly opened fire from his apartment, wounding one person, during a six-hour siege before dying of what police said was a self-inflicted gunshot.

Christopher Templo Marquez was suspected of shooting at police, and he hid in a Dumpster on the campus of San Diego High School for about 11 hours. Police said Marquez grew increasingly agitated as the standoff continued. Police reportedly heard Marquez make threatening comments, then saw him push the woman into a position where they believed he was about to shoot her. Two police snipers shot and killed Marquez.

Stephen B. Swears was wanted out of West Palm Beach, Florida, in connection to a kidnapping. St. George PD who spotted Swears, and chased him. The 2013 Ford Mustang, which was being driven by Swears, was traveling south on Highway when it ran off the road, lost control, crossed into the northbound lane, and struck a 2012 Ford Fusion about 11:30 a.m. The driver of the Ford Fusion was taken to a hospital with injuries. Swears was killed in the crash.

About 12:40 a.m., deputies responded to reports of a man suffering from a mental health crisis. Family members said Marcelo Garcia suffered from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. When the deputy arrived, he was met at the front door by Garcia, who was armed. The pair moved into the street as Garcia allegedly refused to drop his knife. The deputy reportedly attempted to use his Taser on Garcia, who was still armed with his knife, and then shot and killed him.

Alyssa Roman was reportedly riding as a passenger in a vehicle driven by Richard Quihuis Jr., 19, of San Jose, during a crash shortly before 2 a.m. Two additional passengers in the car, a 2004 Toyota Camry, were able to exit the vehicle with minor injuries after it struck a concrete curb and a metal guardrail and caught fire. Quihuis was arrested on suspicion of felony DUI, gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, felony hit and run and felony evading police

Police arrived at a home as part of a welfare check at 1:16 p.m. They found a 64-year-old woman dead, and her body showed signs of strangulation and multiple blunt force injuries. Police identified two people who they wanted to find for questioning. Around 10:30 that night, the Gallatin County Sheriff's Office joined several other agencies in a chase of the suspected vehicle. The two people in the vehicle left on foot near the intersection Highway 287 and Highway 191. Police heard two gunshots shortly after the suspects had entered the wooded area. Ultimately, Henry Porter, 22, and Erika Miller, 28, were found dead near Duck Creek.

Dispatch received several 911 calls complaining there was a man with a knife who cut himself inside of the Ross clothing store. After the first deputy asked the man to drop the knife after seeing him outside of the store, the man reportedly charged at the deputy. The deputy shot and killed Jeffrey Guy Sacks.

DeKalb police were called about 4:15 a.m. after a man shot a female relative while having a mental health crisis. Officers were eventually able to remove the injured woman, along with other relatives, from the home, and she was taken to a hospital. Around 9:30 a.m., the man was discovered dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot."

Ojay Cummings rear-ended a car driven by a man, who was with his wife. There was an argument, and he took a swipe at her phone, then ran when the husband called 911. A Fruitland Park officer responding to the call drove up about a minute later and saw Cummings jump off the bridge. Officers searched for the man for a while, with the help of the sheriff's drone unit, then had to call it off because of darkness. Deputies found the body the next day.

Roswell officers assisted the Chaves County Sheriff's Office after the suspect vehicle, a white Ford pick-up, fled from a deputy during an attempted traffic stop around 11:30 p.m. RPD officers deployed two sets of tire deflation devices, which Victor Ivan Barron avoided. The truck then drove into the parking lot of a bank. Barron reportedly exited the vehicle with a gun in his hand and fled on foot. Officers Danny Flott and Abrem Atencio, both with the Roswell Police Department, along with Chaves County Sheriff’s Deputy Samuel Lueras each fired at least one round at Barron, killing him.

Officers responded to a crash at 1:53 a.m. where a patrol vehicle driven by an off-duty Washington County deputy had hit and killed Oliver Sevin Frazier-Savoy.

Officers responded to report of a domestic dispute involving a man who authorities say shot into a vehicle carrying his two children, ages 3 and 5, and their mother. As officers were speaking with the victim, police said they observed Roderick Inge driving in the area and chased him. After a short car chase, Inge ditched his vehicle in a parking lot and ran into a wooded area. He was found in a wooded area, and allegedly produced and fired a handgun as officers approached. The officers shot and killed him.

Officer Sauvage stopped a blue pickup truck around 11:27 a.m. Police said the vehicle came to a stop and Sauvage made contact with the occupants. When the officer opened the driver's door, the front seat passenger fired a handgun. The officer was struck on his hand, but he shot and killed the two occupants in the front--Sammie Joe Barbosa, 33, and Alex Anthony Garcia, 25--and wounded a woman in the back seat.

About 9:30 a.m., officers were dispatched to a suspicious circumstance involving a weapon. The call was for a white man pointing a gun in the park. Officers reportedly used both a less-than-lethal launcher, which shoots a 40-millimeter round and also a standard firearm in the encounter. Two officers fired less-than-lethal rounds, and one officer, Zachary DeLong, shot and killed Robert Douglas Delgado.

Various agencies responded at 8:43 a.m. to a call of a disturbance in a residential community called Aristocrat Ranchette. A female caller had reported to 911 that a man armed with a gun was threatening to kill her and preventing her from leaving the house. When officers arrived, they found Smoky Lynn Crockett, outside the house and ordered him to drop his weapon. After several more minutes, officers shot and killed Crockett. Police withheld information regarding what precipitated the killing.

Malik Ali Malik was killed when the vehicle he was driving collided with a tree. Deputies chased Malik at speeds of up to 105 mph.

Deputies responded to multiple 911 calls that a person was knocking on doors, threatening them about 3:40 a.m. He allegedly had a gun and was going up and down the street and pointing the weapon at residents. Deputies found the man was hiding behind a fence. He allegedly turned and fired the weapon, and several deputies shot and killed hi

Tustin police were called about 8:45 a.m. to the District at Tustin Legacy shopping center because a driver appeared to be passed out in an In-N-Out drive-through. Pantoja allegedly fled in a stolen car from Tustin police through a Costco gas station while other drivers were pumping gas. He also ran a red light before heading northbound in the southbound lanes of Jamboree Road. Pantoja went about 300 yards before crashing head-on into a vehicle driven by 62-year-old David Kawashima, killing Kawashima.

Officers responded to a call about an attempted carjacking about 1:30 p.m. Responding officers later found Ryan Oneal Williams, who allegedly pulled a gun when one of the officers approached and ignored repeated orders to drop the weapon. The officer shot and killed Williams.

Officers found Bradley Olsen driving a vehicle with stolen plates when he subsequently crashed. Officers soon received a report that the he was involved in a carjacking. Officers pursued the carjacked vehicle, and Olsen allegedly fired at pursuing officers before crashing the vehicle and continuing to shoot at police, who shot and killed him. Officers Dan Anderson, Brent Murray, Paul Oelrich and Chris Walswick fired their guns.

Following a four-hour standoff, Jose Flores reportedly shot and killed himself as police entered a home.

Deputies received a call for an attempted robbery at a Dairy Queen in Pueblo West. A short time after the attempted robbery at Dairy Queen, deputies spotted the suspect vehicle traveling more than 100 mph northbound on I-25. The driver pulled over, and a man riding in the truck got out, but the driver then sped off northbound on I-25. The man who allegedly got out, Jay Hemphill, was charged with complicity to commit aggravated robbery. Just south of the North Academy Boulevard the trooper used his or her vehicle to knock the car off the road. At least one shot was fired by a Fountain police officer, and at least one shot was fired by a trooper, with at least one bullet killing Robert Paul Garcia.

Mario Gonzalez was being arrested in connection with a possible theft. Police said they received two reports; one regarding the theft, the other about someone who appeared under the influence. There was a struggle as officers attempted to place Gonzalez's hands behind his back. Police reportedly did not use any weapons,but Gonzalez was killed.

Brian DeLeon allegedly shot and killed a man in a shed. The victim's wife shot at DeLeon, and DeLeon allegedly shot at arriving police who shot and killed him.

A 22-year-old driver of a Dodge Charger was allegedly fleeing from Grosse Pointe Park police when he crashed under the trailer of a semi-truck and was killed.

Two VIA Transit Police reported to calls of a disturbance on the bus involving a man with a gun. Less than 10 minutes later, the officers shot and killed Terry Wayne Bishop. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Officers attempted to stop a white Chevy pickup truck for a registration violation around 2:17 a.m. The driver of the truck failed to stop and troopers pursued. Branden Lewis LeMay Sr. fled northbound on Fairfax to westbound Panorama Drive. He lost control and veered off the roadway and down an embankment. The truck landed on its roof, killing LeMay.

Around 7 a.m., police received a call about a white man who was hitting cars with a metal pole. Officers shot and killed him. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Around 3:30 a.m., an officer got behind a passenger vehicle and tried to stop it for a license plate violation. The driver reportedly sped off, and the officer pursued at more than 90 mph. The car continued into Toquerville at high speeds. The driver approached a curve in the road and lost control of the car, going off the cliff and rolling, ejecting and killing the driver as it continued down the hill.

Cory Orsenico, 32, was reported multiple times for increasingly dangerous driving. When a trooper turned to pursue Orsenico, the two vehicles were involved in a minor collision before Orsenico again sped off. Orsenico travelled from the slow lane of the three lane highway to the fast lane, then crossed the double yellow line before colliding with the vehicle in the opposing lane. The occupants of the other vehicle, Dawn Adams, 54, and Jeffrey Adams, 78, were killed, as was Orsenico.

Cory Orsenico, 32, was reported multiple times for increasingly dangerous driving. When a trooper turned to pursue Orsenico, the two vehicles were involved in a minor collision before Orsenico again sped off. Orsenico travelled from the slow lane of the three lane highway to the fast lane, then crossed the double yellow line before colliding with the vehicle in the opposing lane. The occupants of the other vehicle, Dawn Adams, 54, and Jeffrey Adams, 78, were killed, as was Orsenico.

Police found a vehicle with no license plate and attempted to make contact with the occupant who was inside. The driver fled, but his car got stuck on a curb. The driver exited that vehicle with an AR-15 rifle, placed it under his chin. As the man was crossing the parking lot of a Phillips 66 gas station, he spotted a person pumping gas and began walking toward them. One of the officers reportedly tried to shock him with a Taser. One of the officers from CSPD then shot and killed him.

Around 8:20 p.m., officers received multiple calls of shots being fired, with one caller alerting them that at least one person had been shot. Officers arrived to find Edward Robbesom and a woman in front of a home. The woman was lying on the ground with signs of distress, and the man allegedly was holding a gun. Police ordered Robbesom to lower the gun, but he failed to comply, and one of the officers shot and killed him.

Officers spotted a vehicle being driven recklessly at excessive speeds and attempted to conduct a traffic stop, but reportedly ended the pursuit due to the excessive speeds. The driver lost control of the vehicle, police said, crashing into a tree. The occupants -- a 22-year-old man and a 20-year-old man -- were killed.

Officers responded to a report of a crash with personal injury about 5:45 a.m. An off-duty IMPD officer was involved in the crash. The officer was traveling south on Shadeland Avenue when the pickup, headed north on Shadeland, reportedly crossed the centerline and collided with the police vehicle. Two people were in the truck. The truck driver was killed, and the passenger was taken to a hospital.

Webbers Falls police responded to the west side of the Webbers Falls Lock and Dam to arrest Benjamin Ridley on outstanding warrants. Muskogee County Sheriff's Office also responded. Ridley allegedly was armed with a handgun when officers arrived. Officers fired shot and killed Ridley.

According to police, Officer Christopher Royer made a vehicle stop for a white Mercedes and ran the plate, but it did not match the vehicle description. The driver of the vehicle was cooperative, but a passenger got out of the passenger side with two butcher knives and rushed at Royer who shot and killed him.

About 9 p.m., dispatch got a be-on-the-lookout from neighboring Jasper County for a murder suspect. Deputies thought James David Mathis was likely at a home near Eatonton. A few minutes after deputies got there, someone fired at them from outside the home. When he arrived a few minutes later, the sheriff tried to negotiate with the man, but couldn't reach him. A family member told him Mathis threatened to kill himself and was last seen outside of the home. Around 9:20 p.m. after still not hearing from him, deputies Mathis dead.

A trooper allegedly clocked a vehicle at 111 mph on a highway near Tampa. When the trooper tried to pull Jennifer Carvajal over, she made a hard right turn that sent the Hyundai Elantra down an embankment before going airborne and hitting a concrete light pole and a palm tree. Carvajal's cousin Pedro Carbajal, 22, was killed. Alleged driver Jennifer Carvajal, 24, was arrested. Other occupants were injured.

A trooper performed a traffic stop on I-20 EB on a black Nissan Rogue for a traffic violation. The driver initially pulled over, but then sped off, and the trooper pursued. The Nissan cut through a private parking lot and turned onto McAfee, where it plowed into a Toyota Camry. The Camry was pushed into a Ford-150, which then hit several other vehicles. The driver of the Camry was killed.

About 6:30 p.m., Vestavia Hills police conducted a traffic stop on I-65. During the stop, the suspect fled. Vestavia officers pursued the vehicle onto Lakeshore Parkway where the Nissan Juke crashed into oncoming traffic, killing Robyn Naftel Herring. Jordan Marktice Ricks, 28, was reportedly charged with murder and leaving the scene of an accident.

Around 10 p.m., Santa Clara County sheriff's deputies pursued a driver until they crashed into another car, killing sister and brother, Precious Nievas, 25, and 21-year-old Philip Nievas. 18-year-old Roberto Joseph Garcia was charged.

Following a murder during which Llewellyn Gill allegedly killed his wife, police pursued Gill into neighboring Maryland, where he shot and killed himself and crashed the vehicle.

About 10:30 p.m., officers spotted a blue Dodge pickup truck speeding on surface streets and running a red light. Officers attempted to pull him over but he refused to stop. Officers pursued until he he ran a stop sign and collided into a white sedan, killing Ryan Davis, 27, and Asia Marie Boatwright, 22. Gustavo Ruelas was booked on a number of felony charges.

A deputy was called to a home on a complaint of a dog at large. When the deputy went to the home, the dog reportedly bit him, and he shot and killed it. The owner, Oscar Herrera, allegedly confronted the deputy with a knife, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Sariah Sheppards was killed after the car she was riding in was hit by a driver fleeing police around 8:20 p.m. Thirty-three-year-old Jesse Bennett, 33, had felony warrants out of Oregon for domestic violence and attempted kidnapping. Bennett drove away in a 2007 Scion. Bennett ran a red light, hitting a 2003 Honda Accord and killing the girl.

Barry K. Stewart allegedly shot two people to death inside BridgeView Real Estate Services, where Stewart was formerly a real estate agent. A state police officer saw Stewart's vehicle in the town of Dickinson, and attempted to pull the vehicle over. Stewart drove off the roadway and reportedly shot and killed himself.

A pedestrian, Lyndon Williams, was struck and killed by Officer Treyston Johnson's vehicle. It was not immediately reported if Johnson was responding to a call.

Deputies were sent to the area of Rawhide Avenue and 170th Street East around 8:30 a.m. regarding an armed man. It was not immediately reported if he used the gun, but he allegedly pointed it a people. At least one deputy shot and killed Alfredo Aceves. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Following the theft of cars from a dealership, police chased a name-withheld, but charged, 17-year-old boy until he crashed into a Chevrolet Malibu, killing a 20-year-old name-withheld woman.

Officers tried to stop a black Mercedes sedan. The driver fled and headed south on Southwest 64th Avenue, where the Mercedes struck a pedestrian. Officers pursued the car until it crashed into multiple light poles and a fire hydrant and overturned around 9 p.m. killing the driver, Everette Orette Brown.

Police got a call around 7:50 a.m. about a domestic dispute at a home. Jason Pinyan allegedly went into the house and got into a fight with a man and woman there. Pinyan left before police officers arrived. Police went to a home in Bonaire, where Pinyan had been staying. Police saw Pinyan holding a rifle through a window, backed off, took cover, and let a negotiator take over. Officers heard a gunshot from inside. When deputies went into the house they found Pinyan dead from a single gunshot wound.

Around 8:30 p.m., a trooper responded to help a driver whose passengers said they believed they were low on fuel and would not make it into Wickenburg. The trooper said he would follow them to make sure they arrived safely. As the trooper followed the SUV, a third vehicle was speeding and passing vehicles while in a no-passing zone. The third vehicle then struck the SUV, causing it to roll over, and also hit the trooper's patrol vehicle. One person inside the third vehicle was killed. Two of its other passengers were taken to hospitals with injuries. One passenger in the first vehicle, the SUV, was killed.

About 12:30 a.m., a trooper tried to stop a white Ford F-150 for speeding. The driver, Angelo D'wan Martin, reportedly was clocked going 72 mph in a 45 mph zone. The trooper pursued him until he lost control and slammed into a tree, trapping Martin inside the pickup. The truck caught fire after the crash. Martin was killed.

Jose Astrain Jr. was killed after crashing into another vehicle while fleeing from police in San Antonio around 10:50 p.m. Astrain was driving a Ford Fusion northbound when police officers in an unmarked patrol car tried to stop him for an unspecified traffic violation, but he refused to stop and sped away at a high rate of speed. The officers reportedly turned off their emergency lights and didn't pursue Astrain. Astrain lost control of his vehicle, fishtailed into oncoming traffic, crashed into a pickup, and was killed.

Cuba Police Officer Brandon Roybal Barber allegedly was driving a black Ford F-150 pickup the wrong direction on I-25 and hit a black GMC Yukon, killing two occupants. Barber was charged with three counts of vehicular homicide, aggravated DWI, and possession of an open container.

Nicholas Jones fatally shot himself during a police pursuit in Hollywood after scaling a fence and being shot at with a Taser by an LAPD officer chasing him. The officer reportedly fired his Taser at Jones after he saw the man drop and then pick up a handgun. Jones reportedly shot himself in the head moments later.

Police received a call from Jacob Alexander Griffin's mother saying her son was perhaps suicidal. Police responded and found Griffin living in a homeless camp in the woods behind the Goodwill. As officers tried to negotiate with Griffin, he shot at them, and they shot and killed him.

David Hartenstein, 39, of Fitchburg traveling northbound on southbound travel lanes, and police attempts to get him to stop failed. Attempts to deflate the car tires failed. Police set up rolling roadblocks to stop drivers from encountering the wrong-way driver. Hartenstein veered off of the roadway nearly the Route 101 split in Manchester and into the woods, killing him.

Around 2 a.m., a car struck a pedestrian who was crossing North Point Boulevard. The driver stopped. A short time later, a second driver saw the pedestrian in the roadway and stopped to help him, when a motorcyclist, off-duty Officer William Collazo-Brown struck both people, killing them. The pedestrian was Joshua Day, 34, and the good Samaritan was Berlynn Matthews, 21. Collazo-Brown was arrested and charged with DUI-related offenses.

At 6:18 p.m., Anthony Williams' neighbor called 911 after his partner went to the neighbor's house seeking help. She told the neighbor Williams was intoxicated, threatening suicide and shooting a gun in the house.Officers Chris Wall and Josh Clift were both in the backyard when they spotted Williams, who allegedly had a firearm in his hand. Police shot and killed him at 6:55 p.m.

Deputies were called to a home around 9:30 a.m. for a report of a family dispute, resulting in gunshots being fired. When deputies arrived, they found evidence of a shooting and learned that the man had barricaded himself in a tent on the property. When the man stopped communicating with police, deputies dismantled the tent where they discovered that the man had died from a self-inflicted gunshot.

Police were searching for an alleged kidnapper and double-murder suspect, Eric Smith. Smith was killed he exchanged gunfire with officers. Police also shot and killed the baby La'Mello Parker.

Central Intelligence Agency and Federal Bureau of Investigation officers responded to a "suspicious vehicle" outside of the CIA headquarters in McLean, Virginia, around 6 p.m. Roy Gordon Cole emerged from his car with a gun. Cole was shot and killed.

At approximately 4:51 a.m., the Camden County Sheriff's Office was executing a drug-related search warrant. Police forced their way into the home after their knocks and calls went answered. Upon entry, there reportedly was an exchange of gunfire between deputies and Varshawn Lamont Brown, age 46, and Latoya Denise James. Police shot and injured Brown, and James was shot and killed.

Police and fire crews were called for a report from a man claiming his brother had shot his mother and that the gunfire was continuing. Three officers knocked on the door, but when they began to enter the home, the caller opened fire, injuring Officer Brian Sherman. Officers retreated from the home. The gunman, Salman Mohamed, followed them outside. Aaron says officers attempted negotiations with him, but they failed. Mohamed shot and killed himself in the driveway of the home.

About 7:45 a.m., officers were dispatched to an apparent domestic violence situation and 911 hang-up call at the Audubon Park Apartments. Dispatchers could hear screaming and the sounds of a struggle in the background on the call before it hung up. When officers arrived, police said they were contacted by a victim who told officers that a man was armed with a knife. Police said they encountered Ashton Pinke at the side of the apartment building, and he charged at officers, armed with a knife and a club. Two officers shot and killed Pinke.

Following chaotic interactions with police and housemates, police shot and killed Joey Castillo. Castillo had allegedly fired at officers and struck his roommate in the head with a hammer.

Around 10:30 p.m., dispatchers got a call about an argument between a man and a woman at the Sierra Inn Motel. During the incident, the man allegedly pointed a gun at the woman's head. The suspect left before deputies arrived. A search started, and the man shot a deputy who was interviewing the victim. Police started searching the apartment complex. Eventually, the man emerged from an apartment holding an elderly woman hostage with a gun. Officers shot and killed Mark Aitulagi Lavea and shot and wounded the hostage.

At 3:54 a.m., officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle. The two officers approached the vehicle to speak with the two occupants. The driver exited the vehicle, while the passenger moved into the driver's seat and allegedly attempted to flee. One of the officers contacted the driver, the other officer tried to stop the fleeing vehicle. The new driver accelerated away while the officer, still inside the vehicle with the driver, continued to order the driver to stop. The vehicle entered the Interstate, into the oncoming traffic lanes. The officer shot and killed the driver and reportedly stopped the vehicle along the side of the Interstate.

Richard Kelly Murphrey was wanted on several outstanding charges, including as a habitual felon, carrying a concealed weapon and numerous drug charges. When police caught up with him, he initially fled, but after a standoff, got out of the vehicle and shot and killed himself with a rifle.

Deputies responded to reports of a man shooting a gun inside a home around 10:30 p.m. As police arrived, they made contact with Robbie Leigh Hodge, and an officer with the Bean Station Police Department and an officer with the Rutledge Police Department shot and killed Hodge.

A homeowner called police saying a person with a victim protection order against them was in their yard. When officers arrived, there was a struggle with Daniel Hobbs, and the officer shot and killed Hobbs.

Deputies chased a car driven by Ricky Cruz, 28, in the northbound lanes of U.S. 395 north of Pasco. As Cruz approached the intersection with Foster Wells Road, he crossed into the southbound lanes of the highway and slammed head-on into an approaching semi-truck. Cruz and his passenger, Karlie Moore, 23, were both killed.

An off-duty Alabama State Trooper's 2017 Ford Explorer stuck a 1995 Jeep Cherokee being driven by Jose Angel Guerrero Ortiz around 9:35 a.m. Ortiz was killed

Officers was working near Iliff and Coors when they were flagged down due to an individual reportedly throwing rocks at vehicles in a hotel parking lot. Police said Justin Anaya fled on foot when officers tried to make contact, then crossed various fences and got onto the freeway. Anaya was hit and killed by a vehicle.

Jeffrey Mark Murray shot and killed cyclist David "Whit" Oliver, 44. Officers found Murray's vehicle on Verdae Boulevard, and stopped the vehicle at the fire department. Murray stopped and got out of his vehicle armed with a firearm and there was an exchange of gunfire, and Murray was shot and killed.

Deputy James T. Webster, 51, was off duty but driving his Jefferson County Sheriff's Department issued 2016 Ford Explorer westbound on Clifty Drive when he struck and killed Hunter A. Robinson, who was also traveling westbound on Clifty Drive in the roadway on a skateboard.

Officers were first dispatched to a welfare check at the Spanish Trails Inn at about 9:45 p.m. where a man was refusing to allow a woman to leave the hotel. When the officers arrived, they determined the man may have been under the influence of an unknown substance and that he needed medical attention. The man was taken into custody without a warrant and transferred to Methodist Charlton Medical Center in Dallas for a mental evaluation. The man was subsequently released by the hospital at some point overnight. At 5:42 a.m. Lancaster police were called to a shooting in progress inside an apartment. Officers dispatched were told an adult woman and two children were in the home and that someone had fired several shots. When officers arrived at the residence they announced themselves and asked the man to come outside. Police said there was no response, and the officers entered the apartment and shot and killed Kalon J. Horton.

A trooper noticed a Ford Explorer at about 2 a.m. that was going at a high rate of speed. The trooper tried to pull the car over, but the driver kept going. The trooper pursued, but reportedly ended the pursuit because of inclement weather and unsafe speeds. The trooper then discovered the Explorer had run off the road, hit a parked car, overturned and crashed into a utility pole. Trashawn Harrison was ejected and killed.

Police were called to a "violent" incident in an apartment in the Via Lugano community just after 10 p.m. When police got to the apartment, they saw a man was armed, and they shot and killed Christian Castro.

In Chinatown, gang officers reportedly were tracking down a gang member wanted for several weapons violations. A CHP officer pulled over a black Ford Focus. The trooper got out of his vehicle, and the driver quickly took off at a high rate of speed. Police chased after the black Ford, until the driver went against traffic on Stanislaus Street, slamming into a BMW and killing Hannah Pimentel, the woman driving.

Police responded to reports of an attempted kidnapping. Michael Alvarez led police on a chase that ended near southbound Highway 99 and I-5. It was at that point CHP took over. The driver refused to get out of the car or listen to commands and crashed the car before stopping. After an hour-long negotiation with him, officers got the man out of the car by deploying a Taser, killing him.

Des Moines police pulled a van over about 6:45 p.m. for expired license plates and discovered the woman at the wheel had active warrants for failure to appear in court on theft and marijuana charges. The woman, Ashley Hennings, sped away from the traffic stop, and police pursued for about a mile until Hennings' van hit a car broadside, killing the car's driver, Kieran Stirling.

Police were called about 4:15 p.m. when someone said someone was firing gunshots into the air at a playground. When officers arrived, they saw Cedrick Vick driving away and pursued him after he refused to stop. He lost control of his vehicle at West 1st Avenue and Perry Street and crashed. After crashing, Vick got out of the car and threatened officers with a handgun. Multiple officers shot and killed him.

Officers responded to Lyell Avenue around 4:21 a.m. for a ShotSpotter activation. Police said cameras caught a vehicle leaving and was later seen on Glasser Street, where officers attempted a traffic stop. During the stop, Mark D. Gaskill allegedly was seen "brandishing" a handgun. Two Rochester police officers shot and killed him.

Aaron Schneider allegedly exchange gunfire with police for unspecified reasons. They shot and killed him.

An agent tried to stop a vehicle suspected of being involved in migrant smuggling. The vehicle did not stop, and after a brief pursuit, the vehicle stopped at a gas station. Three agents shot into the vehicle, and the driver was shot and killed.

Police were searching for a murder suspect. When they went into Brian Timothy Dunne's apartment, he shot and wounded four officers, and he was shot and killed.

Officers responded to a call around 6:45 a.m. where there was an apparently suicidal person with a gun. Stephenson placed the call. Stephenson told dispatchers that he was armed with a gun and wanted to confront police officers. Three police officers showed up to the Grandview park and saw Stephenson from a distance. The teen allegedly aggressively approached officers with a gun. Two of the officers shot and killed him.

Police were called to a home at 10:39 a.m. for a report of a family disturbance. Upon arriving, officers met with a person outside the home who said a man was inside the residence armed with a knife and holding their mother at knifepoint. The officers then entered the home and went up to the second floor, where they found three people in a hallway: Timothy Fleming, armed with the knife, the woman and another family member who ran out of the home upon the officers' arrival.Fleming allegedly grabbed the woman by her hair, and motioned as if he was going to stab her. Two officers shot and killed Fleming.

Around 12:15 p.m., a Metro officer stopped to talk to Stewart on Murfreesboro Pike. Police said the man matched the description of a burglary suspect. While the officer was in his police car checking the man's information, he fled on foot. Christopher Stewart was running across the interstate when he was struck by a 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser.

An officer saw a vehicle in the parking lot of a Shell gas station that allegedly had a license plate on it that did not match the vehicle. When the officer approached the driver, a physical confrontation began. During the fight, the officer reportedly saw Garrett Sheppard reach for a handgun. The officer shot and killed Sheppard.

Around 5 p.m. at the Monterey Park Fire Department's headquarters, an officer was nearing the end of his shift and went to the fire station to gas up. A man in a Nissan sport-utility vehicle followed the officer, who went to a secured parking lot. The officer parked and got out. The man, who had a knife, got out of his vehicle and allegedly charged the officer. The officer shot and killed him.

Around 1:14 a.m., officers responded to a report of a domestic incident involving a weapon. Upon arrival, officers reported a man firing from inside the apartment toward officers or someone else. Police shot and killed Xavier A. Kilby.

Police received a report of a possible kidnapping involving a woman and a man. Witnesses reportedly told police the victim was taken at gunpoint. Warrants on charges of reckless endangerment and first-degree kidnapping were signed against the man. Officers received a tip that the man was at the Microtel Inn and Suites, and the man fired on officers, and the officers shot and killed him. Gary Moncrief's estate said the he was unarmed and getting into a car carrying his mother, aunt and a family friend when he was killed.

Timothy James Hogland was wanted for questioning in the Graysville murder of 40-year-old Jeremy Joseph Sehhat. Police learned a possible location for Hogland in northern Jefferson County. Hogland then barricaded himself in a trailer that was surrounded by police. He eventually jumped out of a window and fled in a Honda CRV. Police pursued him on Interstate 65 until he exited in Hayden. He struck at least one Blount County sheriff's vehicle and then bailed from his disabled SUV. Hogland allegedly tried to carjack an innocent female motorist before turning the gun toward police. Multiple officers shot and killed him.

Police pursued Xander Mann, with four teenage passengers in the vehicle, for more than 7-miles through Modesto after failing to stop for a traffic violation. A deputy used his vehicle to disable the car, forcing it sideways to a stop. Deputy Gerardo Zazueta shot and killed the boy.

Officers went to an apartment complex in Champaign shortly after 3 a.m. in response to a report about a domestic disturbance and encountered an armed man, police said. An exchange of gunfire followed in which both officers and the man were shot. Officer Chris Oberheim, 44, died of his wounds. Another wounded officer was hospitalized in stable condition. The man Darion Marquise Lafayette, was killed in the exchange of gunfire.

Deputies on patrol spotted the car shortly after 11 a.m. that had been reportedly stolen in Grand Forks. The driver, Randy Cole, took off, headed south with speeds exceeding 100 mph. Stop sticks were deployed south of Hillsboro. The car's two front tires went flat, but the driver continued to flee on the front rims. The car entered a construction zone, crossed the center line into oncoming traffic and collided with a northbound semi. Cole was killed.

Deputies responded to a call for assistance from HCSO in the pursuit of a driver in a stolen dump truck into Immokalee. The truck did not stop, crashing into a vehicle on New Market Road, causing injuries to that driver. The allegedly stolen dump truck continued driving recklessly, crashing into another vehicle and continued to drive away from deputies into Farm Worker Village. Deputies continued to try stopping the dump truck, but the driver continued to drive erratically. Deputies shot at the truck. The truck crashed into a canal, and the driver of the stolen dump truck was killed.

Officers responded to a report of a man holding a gun and banging on the front door of his ex-girlfriend's apartment, police said. When they arrived, they contacted the man on a stairway leading to a second-floor apartment. Officers ordered the man to walk down the stairs and speak with them, but he began walking back up the stairs. As the man reached the top of the stairs, officers reportedly saw he was holding a handgun in his right hand. Officers ordered the man to drop the gun, and instead, he allegedly turned toward the officers and pointed the weapon at them, and the officers shot and killed Patrick Watkins.

James "Ray" Jarreau was on the run since allegedly he murdered his ex and shot another person. Jarreau killed himself at the Alamo Motel on Florida Boulevard after police surrounded him there.

Lincoln County Sheriff's Office received a call around 3:15 a.m. regarding a theft in progress outside of Limon. Deputy Michael Hutton was dispatched and arrived minutes after the 911 call. A person was trying to steal merchandise out of the back of a semi trailer. Hutton was shot as he approached the back of the semi. The shooter then turned the gun on the person who had called 911. Police found Tristin Ensinger's body about 1,000 yards away with a self-inflicted gunshot.

Police shot and killed Kortnee Lashon Warren on West Mercer Avenue in what began as an aggravated assault call. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Police responded to a burglary call at a car dealership about 4 a.m. They saw a driver in a blue Dodge Challenger leave the dealership. That driver went to the back of the property, and when police caught up with the vehicle, they found it was left running but nobody was inside. As other officers arrived, a gray Dodge pulled out from another spot across the street and sped away. Police chased the vehicle from the Eastex Freeway to the beltway heading westbound. Officers reportedly lost sight of the speeding suspect, but later found the vehicle crashed into a wall at the Hardy Toll Road. The vehicle had burst into flames, killing the driver.

Two troopers were dispatched to a domestic assault in Beaver Township about 8:50 a.m. Johnny Owen King had been living on the property with his uncle and his uncle's ex-wife, and the assault allegedly occurred between King and his uncle's ex-wife. King armed himself with a .177 caliber pneumatic gun before being shot by troopers. The troopers were inside of a travel trailer on the property when they requested that King come outside to talk with them. King refused and picked up a BB gun, and the troopers shot and killed him.

Around 7 p.m., Troy Police responded to TA Gas Station for calls of an active shooter in the parking lot. The active shooter, Kody C. Waters, was reportedly suicidal and shooting a firearm into the air. When the first Troy Police officer arrived, Waters was still firing into the air. Police said the officer fired seven shots in the direction of Waters, killing him, but it wasn't immediately certain that Waters didn't shoot himself.

Police responded to a report of a stolen car on Tony Street around 2:15 a.m. Responding officers found Steve Newsome sitting in the passenger seat of the car. As Newsome got out of the car, there was an exchange of gunfire, and police shot and killed Newsome.

Police were called at 2:34 p.m. by a woman who was screaming and in distress. A trooper arrived five minutes later to find a man outside acting erratically, and he shot and killed Edward James Shadder.

At approximately 2:20 p.m., a trooper reported a vehicle headed northbound on state highway 17 traveling at 105 mph. The trooper attempted to stop the sedan, police said, but the driver fled, and the trooper reportedly lost sight of it. At approximately 2:40 p.m., police reported a Honda Accord struck the rear of a Toyota Tacoma. The Tacoma, state police reported, then spun out and struck the median before rolling multiple times. The driver of the Tacoma, Lee Howard Powell, 59, was killed. A passenger in the Tacoma, Karen Heath McClure, 65, was ejected from the vehicle and was also killed.

At about 1:17 p.m., police conducted a traffic stop on a Dodge Charger for speeding. The driver fled, and the deputy pursued the vehicle. The deputy reportedly lost the Dodge Charger but continued to search the area. A pedestrian then told the deputy that the vehicle crashed. When the deputy arrived, the Dodge Charger was engulfed in flames. Driver Moises Ruiz, 20, and passenger, 22-year-old Tatiana Munguia were killed.

Police responded to a reported stabbing in progress at the Oakwood Village Apartments. On arrival, police identified one victim, a 60-year-old woman, who was stabbed multiple times by a meat cleaver. Rufus James Ramsey III allegedly was still in possession of the weapon. An officer ordered Ramsey to drop his weapon, which he did not do. The officer shot and killed him.

Police shot and killed Timothy Jordan Snyder during an apparent traffic stop. Snyder allegedly shot and wounded an officer, and a second officer shot and killed Snyder.

Around 2 a.m., Villa Park police officers encountered a person who walked directly toward them while armed with a handgun. Officers reportedly told the person to drop the gun several times. An officer shot and killed Haven A. Bailey he failed to drop the gun. A pellet gun made to look like a Sig Sauer 1911 pistol reportedly was recovered.

A man called Oklahoma City police about his truck being stolen. He said it was running when Wacey Mikles allegedly jumped in and took off with it. He was able to track the truck with his cell phone, giving officers real time updates of the vehicle location. Star Shells had just dropped her sons at John Rex Elementary when she was killed in the pursuit crash. Residents expressed their concerns on social media about why the chase even happened if they knew where the truck was.

Goldsboro police were alerted to a careless driver who was speeding about 11:20 a.m. An unmarked Goldsboro police cruiser with lights and sirens on pulled up behind the pickup truck in an attempt to stop the vehicle. The alleged driver of the pickup truck, 39-year-old Christopher Kelly Blair, didn't stop and instead slammed into a white sedan that was then pushed into another truck. Ariel Sorian, 3, was in a child car seat in the back seat of the white sedan and was killed.

Police were called to do a welfare check on Jeffry E. Christopher around 10 p.m. When he refused to come out, they returned with a mental health warrant. Christopher fired two shots at police from inside his home around 6 a.m. Around 9:15 a.m., police entered into Christopher's home and took him into custody after he resisted. The manner of death was withheld by police.

Around 2 a.m., a husband and wife were having a fight over their impending divorce. The man, Efren Gomez, had a knife and scissors and was actively stabbing himself as deputies entered the home. Gomez allegedly became aggressive toward deputies, and lunged at them with the scissors, and one of the deputies shot and killed Gomez.

An off-duty Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy Daniel Manuel Auner, 23, has been charged with murder in connection with a solo-vehicle crash in Torrance that killed his 23-year-old passenger and left two other people seriously injured. Victim Ashley Wells' family said that they believe Auner was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash, but he has not been charged with a DUI offense.

A three-vehicle crash, which involved a Wisconsin State Patrol squad car, occurred near County Highway J on the westbound lanes of I-94 in Eau Claire County at approximately 9:16 a.m. Charles Mills Jr. was killed, and several others were injured.

Angel Hernandez Grado reportedly shot himself in the head while driving on Interstate 5 near Camp Pendleton as police closed in. Police had responded to reports of an ongoing domestic violence situation at an apartment in City Heights. When police arrived, a naked woman made contact with officers outside the home and said her boyfriend had attempted to strangle her.

At 6:36 p.m., troopers received a report that someone in Holy Cross had been shot on a boat. Devyn Walker was suspected of shooting and killing 71-year-old Alden Gerald Walker Sr. Walker barricaded himself in a home after the shooting. Officers reportedly tried to negotiate with Walker. He allegedly refused to surrender, and he fired a gun in the direction of the troopers. At least one trooper shot and killed him.

A Holton police officer chased a 2009 Dodge Avenger on Highway 75 through Holton around 10:50 p.m. The Dodge Avenger, driven by a 42-year-old Topeka man, crashed into a Jeep. Both vehicles left the road after a collision. The Avenger landed on its side. The driver and a 19-year-old passenger were injured. The third passenger, Shai Boyd, was killed.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, along with the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office, U.S. Marshals and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement went to a trailer to attempt to arrest Hager. Hager was wanted for eight counts of sexual battery on a child in Maryland. When officers arrived, they used a PA system to order Hager to exit the trailer. Hager fired a gun from the trailer. He then came out of the trailer with a black semiautomatic handgun in his hand, and FDLE and JSO officers shot and killed him.

Doral police officers spotted an allegedly stolen white Volkswagen around 6:15 a.m. and attempted to pull over the driver. The driver fled from officers, and police reportedly stopped chasing him after he left Doral city limits. The driver crashed the car into a canal and was killed.

Officers saw a vehicle thought to be connected to a shooting in Minneapolis heading east on Highway 10 in Big Lake. Deputies and troopers tried to stop the vehicle, and Elk River police joined the pursuit. The man allegedly shot at the officers pursuing him. The man's vehicle crossed oncoming lanes of traffic and crashed through a barrier. The man was found dead in his car of an self-inflicted gunshot with a gun found near his body.

At approximately 12:19 a.m., the alleged driver of the vehicle, John Shea, was being pursued by Pontoon Beach police. He swerved to avoid spike strips, traveled off the left side of the road, and hit a tree. The driver fled the scene and was taken into custody a short time later. The front seat passenger, a 36-year-old man from Granite City, IL, was ejected from the vehicle.

Officers were dispatched at around 10:30 p.m. for a report of shots fired. Upon arrival, officers heard shots and saw an armed person on the front porch. Roberto Zielinski ran to the rear porch and fired several more shots. Zielinski reportedly refused several orders to drop his gun. One officer shot and killed Zielinski.

A caller phoned in to dispatch that there was a man at a liquor store armed with a rifle. Officers responded to the Great American Beer and found the man walking a few blocks away. The man allegedly began advancing toward officers and reportedly threatened an officer with the gun. The officers shot and killed Shannon Wright.

Around 10:30 p.m., an eastbound vehicle allegedly ran a red light while the police cruiser was going southbound through the intersection on a green light.The driver of the eastbound vehicle, Christopher Castro, was killed.

About 5:30 p.m., officers responded after receiving reports of gunshots. Joshua Moore allegedly shot a firearm several times outside his home before going back inside. Police attempted to make contact with Moore and ordered him to exit the home unarmed. Police eventually encountered Moore in the backyard and gave more commands for him to show his hands. Moore allegedly brandished a revolver, and an officer shot and killed Moore.

Three male patrons were shot inside the CLE nightclub. One was killed. A Harris County Sheriff's deputy shot and killed the alleged shooter.

Officers responded to a call of a man threatening to shoot two people in the front yard of a residence around 11:30 a.m. Police were told that the man fired multiple shots before offices arrived. Upon arrival, an officer saw the man standing in the yard with a gun. As the officer got out of their vehicle, gunfire was exchanged, and Roger Keller was shot and killed.

Esteban Javier Rosa-Mendez allegedly was fleeing a police stop and disregarded a traffic light, crashing into another car, which was pushed into a third vehicle. Colton Poirot was driving the first car that was struck and killed. Esteban Javier Rosa-Mendez was arrested on the night of the collision and charged with driving under suspension. He was later charged with reckless homicide in Poirot's death and failure to stop for blue lights resulting in death.

At 8:30 p.m. June 6, Karen Shaw called Gilbert police for help in locating her 40-year-old son. Jeffrey Shaw had not slept for days and had just been released from St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center, where he was being treated for depression and anxiety. Chandler Police spotted Jeffrey Shaw's silver Ford F-150 and pursued but were unsuccessful in stopping the vehicle. At the intersection of Pecos and Ellsworth roads in Mesa, Shaw lost control of his truck at the intersection and crashed. Jeffrey reportedly was hanging outside of the truck's driver's side window, and two DPS troopers shot him. Shortly after the shooting, a Mesa K-9 officer sicced his police dog on him, ripping and chewing through Jeffrey's bicep tendon and biting into Jeffrey's stomach before attempting to drag Jeffrey away from the truck. Shaw died on June 30.

Police received a call from the girlfriend of Christopher Mora. She was concerned he was trying to kill himself. Police said Mora had large cuts around his neck and body. In the 911 call, Mora reportedly was unable to talk because of a cut to the throat. Police asked Mora to drop his knife and tasered him. He died.

David O'Donnell Reagan shot and killed himself during a standoff with police.

Deputies were dispatched at approximately 11 a.m. to investigate a reported assault in an unincorporated neighborhood north of Cedar City. A female caller said there was a shirtless male wearing blue jeans covered in blood carrying an AR-15 style rifle who said he was attacked and needed assistance. The gunman, David Peterson, was reportedly bleeding from a head wound and had asked the neighbor to use her cell phone to call 911. Deputies tried to communicate with Peterson via loudspeaker. Police entered the home and found Peterson dead inside the home. It was not immediately certain it was a self-inflicted gunshot.

Around 6:45 p.m., two officers with the Ray City Police Department responded to conduct a wellness check. The officers met a man with a knife, identified as Donald Myers. Myers approached the officers with the knife, and the officers shot and killed Myers.

Border Patrol agents said they saw a Nissan Altima drive past the checkpoint in Sierra Blanca, Texas. Border agents pursued the vehicle until the Nissan reportedly crashed into a median barrier. As agents and deputies approached the vehicle, they heard a gunshot. When police approached the vehicle, they found the driver dead of a self-inflicted gunshot.

Clayton Barbee was wanted on multiple counts from several counties in Texas and Oklahoma, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Deputy marshals shot and killed him. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Eugene Matthews allegedly confronted a woman who was in her SUV in the Target parking lot. Matthews pointed a gun at the woman and opened her door, and the woman ran away unharmed, police said. Shortly after the first incident, police were called to an armed robbery at the same Target. The victim in the armed robbery said Matthews held her at gunpoint, stealing her phone and her black GMC Yukon SUV. Matthews drove the stolen Yukon north from the parking lot toward Pomona Drive. He drove into a fire hydrant and through church property, and then drove into a neighborhood where he crashed into a trailer and a boat, police said. The SUV was undriveable after its collisions. When police made contact, Matthews allegedly took out a weapon and fired at least once. Officers shot and killed Matthews.

Trooper Ryan Wingo pursued Timothy Andrew Kemp on U.S. Highway 70 until Kemp abandoned his motorcycle at a dead end on Woodview Lane. Kemp tried to flee on foot, and the trooper reportedly pulled out his Taser. As the trooper got closer, Kemp reached for the gun, and Wingo shot and killed him.

Thomas Brian Buchanan's wife was forced to flee the home with children after an argument with her husband became heated. She called 911 from a nearby convenience store about 6:30 p.m. When deputies and a trooper arrived, Buchanan reportedly came out of the home and fired one round at deputies and the trooper. A short time later, Buchanan fired again, and they returned fire. After negotiations with no response from Buchanan, police searched the home and ultimately discovered Buchanan's body with a reportedly self-inflicted gunshot to the head.

Police responded to a domestic 911 call at an apartment complex. Andrew Homen fled into nearby woods. Police searched the woods for 45 minutes before a police dog found Homen. Homen killed the dog and wounded an officer before being shot and killed.

Cpl. Isaiah Bahrenburg struck and killed pedestrian Lloyd C. Smalls with his patrol vehicle. Police said it happened in a poorly lit area of Sniders Highway while deputies were responding to a 911 call.