Around 1 p.m., two state parole officers served a warrant to Claude Fain, who fled to his house and allegedly shot at them. Fain locked himself inside and exchanged fire with police for about two hours, 80 to 100 rounds combined. Police shot and killed Fain during the gunfight.

Around 10 p.m., police responded to several 911 calls regarding noise of sawing and hammering inside a condo. Police said Carnes refused to come out and told officers he had numerous rounds of ammunition, could blow up the neighbor's wall and had barricaded the door. Carnes allegedly pointed a pistol at police out of a second-story window, and an officer shot and killed him.

Madison Adams was suspected of killing his mother, 55-year-old Guadalupe Adams and had stolen her vehicle. Police found Adams stopped on Interstate 15 near Baker. Gunfire was exchanged, and Adams was killed.

Christopher A. McCleese II, 38, was allegedly fleeing police for a domestic violence charge when he crashed into a tree, killing his passenger, Shannon Currier. Currier was the alleged victim of the domestic violence.

Aniyah M. Bynes was killed after her mother, Cinceria E. Cooke, 34, allegedly crashed while speeding away from Florida Highway Patrol troopers at more than 100 mph. Aniyah and her sister, Clexia L. Bynes, 17, were in the vehicle.

Police were on the lookout for Troy Caster after he assaulted a cab driver with stolen pink handgun. Police encountered Caster the next day in a vehicle, and they pursued him at high speeds. He allegedly shot at officers as they pursued and cornered him at the local zoo. Caster crashed his automobile then died in a police shootout.

Just before 4 a.m., New Orleans police said they were pursuing an allegedly stolen vehicle. One person in the vehicle was killed, and two others were injured when the pursued vehicle hit a tree.

William Lewis Carter shot his wife in the head and neighbors called 911. Police encountered Carter barricaded in a room in his home and a standoff ensued. After three hours, Carter shot himself in the head and died. His wife survived her injuries.

Leon "Wayne" Carter shot his girlfriend in a fifth wheel in an RV park. She went to a gas station across the street and called police. Police surrounded the fifth wheel and heard a shot from inside. After waiting two hours, a bomb robot discovered Carter had killed himself.

Police tried to stop Xavier Jaime Rovie, who was riding a bicycle, for alleged traffic violations. Rovie fled on the bicycle. The officer riding in the passenger seat of the patrol vehicle jumped out to run after Rovie, while the other officer followed in the vehicle to the nearby railroad tracks. When they caught up, Rovie allegedly pulled out a handgun and shot at one of the officers, who was protected by his bullet resistant jacket. The other officer shot and killed Rovie.

Police were called at 5 p.m. on a domestic violence report. It was the second domestic call that deputies had received at the home that day. A previous call was made at 11 a.m., police said. When deputies arrived at 5:15 p.m., George Dison came out of the woods with a shotgun. Deputies shot and killed Dison after he reportedly pointed the shotgun at them.

Kwame Jones was one of three people in a car going south in the northbound lanes on Moncrief Road around 9:20 p.m. The police officer turned his cruiser around and attempted to stop the car, but the driver refused to stop and crashed into another car and then into a pedestrian bridge. As the officer approached the vehicle, a passenger brandished a gun. The officer fired and killed Jones, who was unarmed.

Miciah Lee's mother called 911 and told police her son, who'd had issues with mental illness, was armed with a handgun and suicidal. Lee fled in a vehicle just as police arrived and a lengthy chase began. Lee eventually crashed, and when officers ordered him to show his hands, he refused. An officer struggled with Lee and reportedly saw that he had the handgun between his legs. The officer backed away and fatally shot Lee.

At approximately 3:15 p.m., officers responded to a robbery and found a potential suspect Tyree Davis armed with a knife, police said. An officer reportedly tasered Davis when he failed to drop the knife, and another officer shot and killed him.

Police in an unmarked cruiser reportedly saw a stolen Mercedes-Benz. When they turned on their lights and sirens, the driver of the Mercedes-Benz did not stop, and the officers chased it. The Mercedes-Benz crashed into a dark-colored, unrelated vehicle, killing a female passenger, Therese Gutierrez, and seriously injuring her fiance, Luis Tirado, 28.

An officer reportedly dropped his duty belt as he tried to arrest Dylan Woodburn, 27. Woodburn ran to the Freebirds World Burrito, where he stabbed and killed the manager, Johnathan Aguilar, 34. Woodburn then climbed to the roof and either fell or jumped headfirst down to the street, which killed him.

Jeffery Millsap stole a handgun at a sporting goods store in one city, shot a car salesman in another city, and then led police on a brief vehicle chase in a third location, police said. Milsap stopped at his father's house, and was shot and killed by a police officer after he got out of his car. The stolen handgun was found near his body.

Jamarri Daiwon Tarver was allegedly driving a car used in a car jacking when police began pursuing him. The chased ended in a parking lot when Tarver put his car in reverse and accelerated in the general direction of a patrol car, pinning one officer between the door and door frame. Surrounding officers fired 24 rounds at Tarver, killing him.

Around 8:45 a.m., police received a call regarding a man brandishing a gun during an argument with another person at a home. In addition to being armed, Troy Sullenger was also reported to have possibly been under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Sullenger left in a pickup truck just as police arrived, and police began immediate pursuit. Around 9:52 a.m., an armored police vehicle stopped the truck, and Sullenger armed with a handgun allegedly opened fire. Police shot and killed him.

Around 5:30 p.m., a St. Ann police officer saw a motorcycle traveling on one wheel. The officer pulled a U-turn and pursued the motorcycle. Police said the motorcycle continued to travel on one wheel for nearly a mile. When the officer activated his lights and siren, the motorcycle went to two wheels, accelerated and fatally crashed.

Donald E. Raby was driving a westbound pickup that reportedly crossed into eastbound traffic, sideswiping an oncoming vehicle. The pickup then collided head-on into a car driven by off-duty Officer Jason Young, 48, killing him. Raby was also killed.

Gerardo Conchas-Bustos's roommate called 911 after Conchas-Bustos allegedly threatened him and others with a pipe at 12:50 a.m. New Year's Day. The roommate let three police officers in the door. They encountered Conchas-Bustos as he rushed up the basement stairs brandishing a knife. Fearing for their lives, two officer shot and killed Conchas-Bustos

Deputies and officers responded at 1 p.m. to reports of a man walking on Squirrel Creek Road near Adam Avenue with a shotgun over his shoulder. Police found him and ordered him to drop the gun. Officers said they tried using a Taser, with no effect, before they shot and killed the man. The shotgun turned out to be an Airsoft replica long gun.

Glenn M. Foster reportedly abandoned his car and fled on foot when Maryland State Police attempted a traffic stop. He apparently drowned in the marsh near Solitude Creek.

Cardell Gadsden, 30, an off-duty corrections officer allegedly shot and killed his nephew, Steven Gadsden, 37, following a dispute.

Police responded to a domestic dispute and found a man and a woman in a vehicle. Police and the man exchanged gunfire. Malik Williams was killed, and two officers were injured. Reportedly, a black 9mm handgun was recovered from the vehicle.

Police went to Chesterfield Outlets about 1 p.m. in response to a call about suspicious individuals. A person reportedly hit an officer while fleeing in a vehicle, and the officer shot and killed Frederick Glenn Perkins.

Police responded to a domestic incident on the fifth floor of Evans Tower just after 10 p.m. When they arrived, a woman, Dana Wells, 57, was reportedly screaming. When police broke into the house, Terry Hudson, 58, shot and killed Wells, and police shot and killed Hudson when he came out of the apartment and brandished a handgun,

Travania Allen was driving a Toyota Corolla when a stolen Dodge Charger ran a red light and T-boned her in the intersection, killing her.

After midnight, a patrol officer was on routine patrol in the downtown business district. He stopped to talk to a man, but another man approached and advanced on him with a large kitchen knife. Officer Justin Reynolds shot and killed Eric Tellez.

Michael Vincent Davis reportedly shot at police with a handgun while walking a small dog. Police then shot and killed him. He reported was wanted on charges in Volusia County, Fla. and in Putnam and Kanawha counties in West Virginia. The charges included convictions for violation of a protective order, larceny and a number of traffic offenses. It was not reported whether the charges had anything to do with the killing.

During a traffic stop, police discovered that the red Toyota the men were in had reportedly been stolen during an aggravated robbery two days prior. The people in the car took off, and police chased the car out of Pasadena and into Houston, where Houston police joined. The chase ended 15 minutes later when the car crashed with a Pasadena police car. After the crash, three men ran from the car. As they were running, four officers shot and killed one person who reportedly had a gun.

Police shot and killed Cody McCaulou at approximately 9:47 a.m. behind McIntire Elementary School. Police responded to a call about suspicious activity. As McCaulou attempted to flee in his vehicle, he drove in the general direction of the officer. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Officers responded to a report of gunshots around 5 p.m. at an apartment complex. Patrick Alden allegedly shot at arriving officers with a rifle from the second floor. Officers entered the building and climbed to the second floor, where they met the alleged rifleman on the stairwell. RCPD officer Garrett Mastin shot and killed Alden.

Around 7 a.m., Manuel Gonzales Verdugo walked into a Rite Aid and stole several knives. He reportedly told employees to call the police and said he was going to kill an officer. When police arrived, they reportedly ordered Verdugo to drop the knife. Verdugo failed to comply and charged at officers with the knife in his hand, and he was shot and killed.

Approaching a vehicle during a traffic stop, an officer saw a single gunshot inside the vehicle and found one person with a fatal gunshot wound. The man was alone in the vehicle and the officer didn't shoot.

Lancaster Police shot and killed suspect Troy Kirk as he held a restaurant manager at knifepoint and threatened to kill her. He had stormed into Cristy's around 12:30 p.m. Kirk did not know the woman.

About 9:50 p.m., Deputy Wesley Besgrove shot and killed a man who was allegedly weilding a knife. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Officers went to the home of Henry Kistler Berry III to cite him for making unnecessary calls to 911. He attempted to go inside the house, and police forced their way in and a struggle ensued in which Berry obtained an officer's stun gun and allegedly used it on officers as he resisted arrest. Officer Albin Pearson shot and killed Berry.

Police were pursuing a red Mustang about 1 a.m. when the chase stopped at the intersection. Officers approached the car, and an officer shot and killed Fredrick Jeremy Atkin, who was later found to have been unarmed. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Jorden Marie Simms, in custody in the Graham County jail, reportedly slipped out of her handcuffs and jumped from an unsecured moving vehicle. Simms suffered severe injuries and brain trauma. She died several days later. She had alleged rape by her arresting officer and deputies at the jail and was being transported to a hospital in Sanford to be checked for abdominal pains. Simms had reportedly removed her handcuffs, belly chain and ankle restraints before opening the door.

Deputies were called to Juan Rosa's house after his mother called 911, saying he was enraged and acting combative. Rosa had a history of mental illness. When deputies knocked on his door he opened it with a loaded revolver in his hand pointed at the deputies, and deputies shot and killed him. The sheriff remarked that it was suicide because Rosa didn't first shoot the officers.

An officer saw a reportedly stolen car, a Subaru Tribeca, around 2:40 p.m. and followed it to a nearby Dollar Tree parking lot where it looked like it was going to stop before it sped off. The vehicle traveled just under one-half mile on Band Boulevard before leaving the roadway a striking a tree, killing the driver, Amarion Brinae Laury, and injuring the three passengers who were between 14 and 17 years old.

About 3:25 p.m., police were dispatched on an assault call; the victim was still being actively assaulted. As officers entered the home they could hear a woman screaming inside a rear bedroom. Officers entered the bedroom and saw the screaming woman and David White, who reportedly was armed with a handgun. Officers ordered him to put the gun down, but he failed to comply. One officer shot and killed him.

Harvey Cantrell shot his sister and then was shot and killed by deputies who were at the home investigating a domestic disturbance on Christmas Eve. The sister was in town for their mother's funeral.

A wife was being followed by her husband following a domestic incident at their residence, police said. The man was driving his truck along Happy Valley Road around 7:03 a.m. when he was stopped by a deputy. The deputy reportedly ordered the man to get out of the truck. The man reportedly shot and killed himself.

Darryl L. Wright was allegedly seen beating a woman at a gas station about 1:55 a.m. and fled when officers responded, police said. The vehicle crashed into three parked vehicles, killing Wright.

Police shot and killed a man as they were investigating a car theft. The owner of the vehicle had been tracking the car using his Ipad's location settings. The man crashed and allegedly pointed a gun at police.

About 11:38 a.m., deputies responding to an accident where a vehicle hit a deer. A black Dodge Ram 2500 struck two patrol cars head-on, disabling one and damaging the other. The truck fled and at the point where a county road changed from pavement to gravel, the driver lost control and went into a ditch where it struck multiple trees, killing the driver, Robert Scott Jackson.

About 3:20 a.m. officers stopped a vehicle and shot and killed Jesse Adams when he allegedly rammed into police vehicles numerous times injuring a civilian ride-along in one of the police vehicles. A handgun reportedly was found in the vehicle after the incident.

Deputy Eric Roehl attempted to stop a vehicle driven by Springstube at approximately 2:55 a.m. Springstube was traveling at 90 miles per hour on Interstate 43 and then turned onto State 310 toward Two Rivers. When Roehl turned on the sirens and emergency lights on his patrol car to attempt a traffic stop, Springstube fled. Roehl tried to catch up to the vehicle, and after driving through a curve in the road, found it had crashed into a utility pole, killing Springstube.

Deputies were sent to a home about 5 p.m. after Marc Thompson's mother and brother called and said he had threatened them with a gun. About five hours later, a deputy encountered Thompson at a Circle K convenience store. The deputy saw Thompson inside the store threatening the clerk with a shovel. The deputy went inside, and during a confrontation, Thompson hit the deputy in the head with the shovel. The deputy shot and killed Thompson.

At approximately 5:15 p.m., an Emery County deputy pulled over a driver with the suspicion he was under the influence of alcohol. During the stop, the driver exited the vehicle and pointed a handgun at the officer. The man re-entered his vehicle and drove off, and the deputy chased him. A Utah Highway Patrol trooper used spikes to stop the car. As soon as the disabled vehicle was stopped, the driver allegedly pointed his gun in the direction of the trooper and deputy, and both officers shot and killed the driver.

Police said Steven Dewayne Haizlip, a City of Winston-Salem employee, opened fire at the Joycelyn V. Johnson Municipal building, killing Terry Lee Cobb Jr. Two other people were injured by gunfire. Haizlip was killed in a gunfight with police.

Christopher Joseph Gray, 29, reportedly stabbed his mother, Carol Ann Drenkow Gray, 62, who had called 911 before the stabbing. When police approached the house they saw the injured woman inside and entered the home at which point they were reportedly attacked by Christopher Joseph Gray with knives, who first threw knives at them and then charged them with a knife. Officers shot and killed Christopher Joseph Gray, Carol Ann Drenkow Gray died of her wounds after police arrived.

Two officers were on patrol in a marked police vehicle when they pulled over a car in the parking lot of the Brentwood Long Island Railroad Station at 10:20 p.m. The driver, Emanuel Johnson, reportedly ran away from the officers while carrying a backpack. The officers chased him on foot to the backyard of a home where they reportedly tried to deployed a Taser that was ineffective, police said. Johnson reportedly displayed a handgun and was shot and killed.

Police were called to the area about 3:15 p.m. on a report of criminal mischief. Jason Waterhouse was inside a duplex and refused to come out or communicate with officers. Police said the man was destroying property inside the home and causing a disturbance. About 5:20 p.m. smoke began streaming out of the home, and officers entered because of a fire. Once inside, officers encountered Waterhouse, who was armed, and shot and killed him when he allegedly advanced on them and non-lethal options were ineffective.

Police were conducting a traffic stop when Kentrey Marquis Witherspoon, got out of the vehicle, fired a gun and ran off. The officers involved were not injured, but a patrol car was struck during the shooting. A manhunt ensued. After a few hours Witherspoon was located and a standoff at a factory occurred in which deputy marshals shot and killed Witherspoon.

Nathan Moore of Williamsburg shot himself with a handgun when deputies tried to arrest him around 11:15 a.m. at The Village of Bay Ridge apartments. He reportedly was wanted for embezzlement.

At approximately 6 p.m. Wednesday, a Tesla driven by Charles Barancik was entering Gulf of Mexico Drive from a private residence. A marked patrol vehicle driven by Longboat Key police officer Jeffrey D. Vogt was traveling south when it struck the Tesla on the driver's side, killing Charles Barancik, 92. Margery Barancik died the next day.

Tyler Hall walked into the QuikTrip around 2:30 a.m. He reportedly walked around the store then pulled out a handgun. A QuikTrip security guard tried to talk to him, but Hall pointed the gun at him. Police arrived and saw Hall with his gun pointed at the guard. Three officers shot and killed him.

An officer following a man riding the wrong way on a stolen moped in the Campbell Industrial Park area. The officer yelled for the man to drop a knife. The officer reportedly shot twice with a Taser, but failed to incapacitate the man, and the officer shot and killed him.

Clyde Sullivan fatally shot a female coworker outside a Fort Walton Beach insurance office. A short time later, after fleeing from the shooting scene in a gold Toyota SUV, Sullivan allegedly shot a handgun at Okaloosa County deputies, who shot and killed Sullivan as he sat in the SUV, parked inside the entrance to the Timberlake Pond Recreation Area.

Paul Jarvis allegedly was selling guns as a business without a federal firearms license. Multiple police agencies executed an arrest and search warrant for a suspected arms dealer. Jarvis reportedly exited the house and shot at police, killing a dog. He was shot and killed.

An officer was chasing Montez Jefferson, after trying to pull him over around 1 p.m., but reportedly abandoned the chase due to a technical issue with his vehicle. Jefferson continued fleeing and lost control of his vehicle, flipping several times, and crashed into a power pole, killing him.

Around 5:30 p.m., deputies approached a pedestrian and made contact with him. He allegedly pulled a gun. Deputy Nikolis Perez shot and killed him.

Chelsi Louise Mahoney, 28, was accused of leading police on a high-speed chase that crashed into a parked garbage truck, killing her passenger, Elliott Yearby.

J'Mauri Jysha Bumpass was stopped near the intersection of Old Oxford Highway and Meriwether Drive in the early hours of Dec. 15, 2019, by Deputy Anthony Sharp and Deputy Robert Osborne, who was a trainee at the time. He died a few hours later at Duke University Hospital of a gunshot to the head. Who placed the bullet there is disputed by police and Bumpass' family.

Officers tried to stop a vehicle for reckless driving around 8 p.m. Police pursued the vehicle around the block before it crashed into a light pole in the same area where it began fleeing. Kean Walker reportedly got out of the vehicle and immediately fired at officers, who shot and killed him.

Police were looking for Mohammad Jamal Isaifan regarding a gun found in his vehicle. When they found him, there was an alleged fight, and Isaifan reportedly pulled a gun. Police shot and killed him.

Matthew Borden, the suspect of a recent double homicide in Iroquois County, ahot and killed himself at the end a high-speed chase with Colorado State Patrol.

Officers J. Garriga and K. Graham were patrolling around 5 p.m. when they made a traffic stop. Garriga made contact with the driver, Jamee Christopher Deonte Johnson, and during their conversation, the officer reportedly realized the driver had a handgun. Johnson was ordered out of the vehicle, and a fight began. Waters said Johnson went back to his vehicle, accelerated toward one of the officers and reached for the gun. Garriga shot and killed him. Graham reportedly did not fire his gun.

Police responded to reports of shots fired. They arrived to find two women, Lysa Blake, 18, and Dania Phillips, 49, dead from gunshot wounds. After the shooting, police said Louis Veal fled in a stolen vehicle. The next day, police found the stolen vehicle, and Veal opened fire at officers, and they shot and killed him.

Michael T. Purdue shot and killed himself while police sought him for an alleged assault.

Deputies responded to a shopping center about 2:54 p.m. regarding a man with a gun in a vehicle. Around 4:30 p.m., the man shot and killed himself.

A Dodge pickup truck reportedly almost hit an officer around 11 p.m. when police were conducting a traffic stop. Police pursued the vehicle, which fled. About 10 minutes after the chase began, the truck drove into the water on Beaver Lake. Three people were inside the truck when it hit the water, two women and one man. Carlos Martinez drowned. Police didn't immediately report who was driving. Ruvidia Concepcion Lozano, 23, pleaded guilty to negligent homicide, aggravated assault, fleeing and theft of property in connection with the death.

John Watson III, 37, was shot Dec. 14 after he walked into a Trader Joe's, and said, "I'm going to stab someone. Call the police," police said. He reportedly threatened police with a knife and was shot and killed by Officer Nicklaus Hamby.

Reece Quiocho-Sumera reportedly had taken his girlfriend's vehicle after an argument and ran head-on into another vehicle. He reportedly said he had been trying to kill himself in the crash. He left and when troopers caught up with him, he reportedly shot and killed himself.

Around 3:45 p.m., an officer radioed that he witnessed a liquor violation. Police said the man pulled "what appeared to be a shotgun," but dropped it and ran when the officer fired at least one round at him. Another officer arrived and fired a less-lethal round at the man, who police said refused to obey commands to stop. Anthony Tovar allegedly pulled a knife and moved toward the officers, and the officer shot and killed him. Police withheld information as to what the object was that appeared to be a shotgun.

At approximately 9 p.m., the Cordell Police Department and the Washita Sheriff's officer located a vehicle believed to be driven by Cade Humphrey, who was suspected of kidnapping a woman. Humphrey attempted to ram a county vehicle, but was stopped when he crashed into a police vehicle. Cade Humphrey exited his vehicle with a knife and allegedly attacked an officer. The officer shot and killed Humphrey.

About 11:30 a.m., police responded to a call of a suicidal subject armed with a knife. When they arrived, Erik Lee reportedly approached officers and was uncooperative while brandishing the knife, and he was shot and killed.

Around 10 p.m., police responded to a disturbance call at a parking garage and encountered Taveonte Art Emmanuel. Emmanuel was uncooperative with officers, there was a struggle and Emmanuel took possession of an officer's firearm at which point he was shot and killed by police. Youtube video source shows these events at approx 9 minutes into video.

Around 4:45 p.m., officers arrived at a home regarding a family disturbance call. When officers arrived, they were approached by the woman who made the complaint. A man, Matthew Jonathon Krupar, came out of the house and allegedly got into a fight with one of the officers who shot and killed him.

Officers responded to a report of business burglaries around 3:45 a.m. They reportedly saw a suspicious car and chased the vehicle. The driver, allegedly Nazra Daly, crashed into a guardrail, and both the driver and passenger ran. Police arrested the driver. Later, the police heard screaming and found the passenger, Zeth Patrick Daly, in a pond. They said he struggled, went under, and drowned. Nazra was arrested on suspicion of second-degree murder and possession of a stolen car.

David N. Anderson, 47, and Francine Graham, 50, opened fire on the JC Kosher Supermarket with rifles immediately after arriving across the street in a white U-Haul van at 12:21 p.m., police said. Both suspects then entered the store, killing three and wounding one before being shot and killed by police.

David N. Anderson, 47, and Francine Graham, 50, opened fire on the JC Kosher Supermarket with rifles immediately after arriving across the street in a white U-Haul van at 12:21 p.m., police said. Both suspects then entered the store, killing three and wounding one before being shot and killed by police.

Mauro Carrillo allegedly invaded a home and attacked residents and neighbors with a baseball bat. Police shot and killed him when he reportedly threatened them with the bat.

Police responded to a report of a man being armed with a gun at a local manufacturing warehouse about 11 p.m. Once officers arrived police encountered Robert Elfgen who was shot and killed by a Fort Madison police office as he brandished a handgun while he turned to flee. Police said Elfgen was wanted for a shooting that happened 45 minutes earlier.

Deputies came to Antonio Nichols' home to arrest him. He allegedly met them at the door with a shotgun and was shot and killed when he failed to put the gun down.

Koben S. Henriksen reported approached two officers while covered in a blanket. One officer shot him with less-lethal rounds. Officer Justin Raphael shot and killed him.

Deputies tried to serve a warrant for felony arson around 12:30 a.m. Keysean Hodges later was killed by an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound during a standoff with police.

Around 12:40 a.m., police received a 911 call saying the caller had heard loud noises, screaming and possible gunshots at the Palm & Pines Mobile & RV Park. The first deputy arrived within four minutes and was directed to the common area of the trailer park. There, the deputy made contact with Mark Richard Coleman, who was on top of his wife, who was screaming. The deputy ordered Coleman get off of her, but Coleman did not. Coleman allegedly threatened various people with a handgun, and when a female bystander leapt on his back, Coleman threw her off and pointed the handgun at the deputy, who shot and killed him.

Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani opened fire inside a classroom at the Naval Air Station Pensacola, killing three people and wounding two sheriff's deputies, one in the arm and one in the knee, before one of the deputies shot and killed him. Eight others were also hurt.

Rodrigo Venturelli-Vargas was reportedly suicidal and fled from police following a domestic incident, police said. Police chased his car through multiple townships in York County. A trooper was able to stop Venturelli-Vargas' car by ramming it with his vehicle. After Venturelli-Vargas' car was stopped, he fatally shot himself.

A Colorado State Patrol trooper pulled over a U-Haul truck for a traffic violation around 8:15 p.m. The U-Haul driver pulled into a Walgreens parking lot. A passenger, Alvern Walker, got out and threatened police with a gun, reportedly pointing it at police. Trooper Joel Juenke shot and killed Walker.

Dekota John Renner shot and killed himself following a traffic stop in East Helena. A police officer stopped a vehicle that police were looking for in response to a reported domestic disturbance in the Helena Valley.

Lamar Alexander, 41, and Ronnie Jerome Hill, 41, reportedly attempted an armed robbery of a Miracle Mile jewelry store in Coral Gables, Florida. The robbery turned into a hostage situation after Alexander and Hill carjacked a UPS truck. The police chase ended in a shootout on a busy highway with four dead, including the UPS driver Frank Ordonez, 27, and Richard Cutshaw, 70, a union representative.

Lamar Alexander, 41, and Ronnie Jerome Hill, 41, reportedly attempted an armed robbery of a Miracle Mile jewelry store in Coral Gables, Florida. The robbery turned into a hostage situation after Alexander and Hill carjacked a UPS truck. The police chase ended in a shootout on a busy highway with four dead, including the UPS driver Frank Ordonez, 27, and Richard Cutshaw, 70, a union representative.

Police said they attempted to pull over the driver, who was wanted for carjacking, but the driver refused to stop and drove through an intersection, slamming into another vehicle. The driver has been identified as Marguell Scott, 19, and the passenger as Emmanuel Fambro, 19. Two men, Mark Hampton, 43, and Jermaine Jackson, 44, in the car that was hit were killed.

A disturbance between two vehicles was reported near 35th Street and College Avenue. A police helicopter tracked one of the vehicles, which pulled behind a residence six blocks away. Officers approached a man in the vehicle and shot and killed him. Officers allege Lamb pointed a gun at them from inside the vehicle. The officer who shot Lamb is being tried for involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action. The case reportedly has to do largely with the Fourth Amendment.

Police responded to a home with reports that a 6-year-old child was shot inside. The officers arrived and saw the child inside, shot and incapacitated. Officers said they were confronted by Miguel Russo, who had a handgun, and Officer Matthew Tynan shot and killed him.

Around 2:15 p.m. an officer tried to pull a vehicle over for unspecified reasons when the driver took off. During a pursuit, the driver, David Hernandez, lost control, hit a utility pole at a Kroger, flipped over and was killed.

Jerric Harris fatally shot neighbor, Jamauri Burks, 21, during an argument and was killed in an exchange of gunfire with two officers, police said.

About 1 a.m. police received a call for a possible suicide. Officers found the man sitting in a parked car in the lot of a McDonalds. The man's son told officers he had a gun in his lap. Police reportedly tried to convince the man to surrender for more than four and a half hours before he shot and killed himself.

Around 8:12 p.m., Temple Police Officer Carmen DeCruz allegedly shot and killed unarmed Michael Dean during a traffic stop. DeCruz was charged with manslaughter. DeCruz shot Dean in the head.

Police said they were called to an apartment complex about a fight. When officers showed up, they spotted a red Nissan speeding away. They pursued the driver, who only made it a short distance before losing control and hitting a palm tree and killing the driver.

Christopher Neal, a hostage, was shot and killed during a home invasion while police waited outside. The Kalamazoo Metro SWAT team was en route when, about 45 minutes after the first calls came in, police heard gunfire coming from inside the house. Officers then entered the home, where they were able to apprehended a man. Three officers were reportedly injured.

Officers responded to a home where a man was allegedly holding family members inside the house. Jimmie Phillips allegedly brandished a gun, and police shot and killed him.

Around 6 a.m., an officer found a vehicle, which had been reported stolen on Spooner Drive. He shined his light on the vehicle and saw it was occupied. The driver put the car in drive and started driving in the general direction of the officer, who backed up into a 6-feet-tall fence, and shot and killed Steven Kerr.

Bryan Madsen, 48, was reportedly fleeing police when he ran into Saul Pina who was leaving the parking lot of a Lowe's store when Madsen hit his truck. Pina was killed.

Around 12:32 a.m., a Eugene police officer stopped a man for walking in the roadway, which is against city code. During the stop, there reportedly was a fight, and the officer shot and killed the man after the man used the officer's stun gun on the officer.

Kenneth Layton reportedly called police and said there was an armed man near his home. When deputies arrived, he allegedly threatened them with a handgun and was shot and killed.

Around 7:10 a.m., deputies were trying to stop a stolen vehicle near a Shell truck stop. Deputies began pursuing a man, when he started firing at deputies. Deputy Kyle Bacon shot and killed the man.

A man was reportedly chased from a driveway. When police found the vehicle, the driver crashed it into another occupied vehicle, and the driver's vehicle ended up on its side. The man got out of his vehicle. Police shot and killed him during some kind of an alleged verbal confrontation. Police withheld most details in this killing.

Police were called to a home after receiving a call for a woman screaming inside the house and shots fired just before 3 a.m. Officers engaged in a nearly 4-hour standoff with the man who threatened to shoot himself and his wife. After hearing a gunshot, police rushed into the home and found the man and his wife, both with gunshot wounds. Gerardo Ramirez, who reportedly still had a gun in his hand, was shot and killed by an officer.

Officers attempted to stop a white BMW sedan around 12:19 a.m. for speeding and red light violations. When officers turned on their lights and sirens, the driver fled. Police said the driver was not wearing a seatbelt when he made a sharp left turn, hitting a curb causing his car to roll multiple times landing in a vacant Bank of America, killing the driver.

Nicholas Cantelmi barricaded himself in a cabin after fleeing a traffic stop that morning in which he allegedly intentionally struck a police vehicle. He was wanted on a parole violation in another county. Police said that negotiators tried to get him to surrender, and they also used tear gas and flash-bang devices to try to get him to come out. Cantelmi reportedly fired shots from inside the cabin before police shot and killed him.

Tommy McClendon Jr. reportedly stole a truck, and police pursued him at high speeds, at times going over 100 miles per hour, before striking another car that was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Two people inside the car, Floyd Nelson Margason Jr., 77, and Shelayna Renea Knott, 28, were killed.

Around 12:05 p.m., Circleville police attempted to stop a vehicle, and the vehicle fled. Officers chased at speeds of around 80 mph. The chase was deemed unsafe, and police reportedly ended the pursuit. Deputies found the vehicle crashed around 12:20. A deputy reportedly saw Damien A. Butcher, 22, running into a adjacent field. Two deputies chased Butcher, eventually siccing a dog on him. A passenger was examined and released, and Tayler R. Fowler was killed in the wreck.

32-year-old Jasper Wells Jr. and 25-year-old Audreyona Ward were fleeing police when the car they were in crashed and burned. Both were killed. Police said they terminated the chase before the crash. Wells was driving.

Hollis Lewis was shot by Greeneville Police responded to a reported disturbance at 7 p.m. Officers made contact with Hollis Lewis, who reportedly was trying to gain entry into the apartment of his former girlfriend by firing shots at the door. Officers reportedly ordered the man to drop the weapon, but he failed to comply, and he was shot and killed.

Brian Santiago Cruz was suspected of stealing his girlfriend's car after a fight. Police chased him until he crashed head-on into a tractor-trailer.

Police located an allegedly stolen Ford Raptor and shot and killed the driver when he allegedly rammed their vehicles with the truck. Afterward, there was a struggle through the truck windows. Later reports suggested the police narrative was a series of lies by Deputies George Alvarez and Joshua Lerum.

Deputies responded to a home around 4 a.m. for a domestic disturbance. Steven Saucier met police at the door with a handgun. The sheriff's office said he pushed a deputy to the ground and then pointed the handgun at that deputy. One of the other officers, Deputy James Davis, then shot and killed Saucier.

Anatoliy Ermak was suspected of fatally shooting Nataliya Ermak, 55, and her husband Roman Frid, 69. Anatoliy Ermak was Natalyia's ex-husband. Police responded to an apartment complex after residents reported spotting the vehicle Ermak was believed to be driving. Anatoliy Ermak shot and killed himself during the resulting standoff with police.

Around 10:38 p.m. someone inside a home called 911. On the call, a woman was heard screaming and crying, while a man was heard "making threats." Officers heard screaming when they arrived at the home and forced their way into the home to stop what they said was an immediate threat to the woman's safety. Officers reported that as they entered through the front door, a woman ran out of the home, and a man appeared in a hallway with the CO2 BB gun and reportedly fired at the officers. Four officers shot and killed Cruz. The woman who ran out disputed the accuracy of the police account.

Martez Webb was suspected of the stabbing murder of Donna Rutherford, 65, in her home on Oct. 25, 2018. He was being transported from the hospital to the jail when he made an escape attempt in an ambulance on I-94 in Detroit. Webb was shot and killed by the Wayne County Sheriff's deputy who was guarding him during the transfer. The driver and the deputy had struggled in the van and at one point Webb had obtained the officer's weapon. However, the officer had regained control of the firearm when Webb was shot and killed.

Around 11 a.m., the Bladen County Sheriff's Office was alerted to a domestic-related incident. When officers arrived, they found a man and a woman sitting in a car. The ,man had a revolver pointed at the woman's head. Hostage negotiators and multiple law enforcement agencies worked for three hours to resolve the conflict. The woman was released moments before the man, Lance Smith, fired on officers, who shot and killed him.

Agents served a search warrant about 3:45 a.m. in relation to an ongoing narcotics investigation, police said. During the execution of the search warrant, agents encountered an armed woman inside the home and shot and killed her. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Paul Cheek was shot and killed when he reportedly attempted to attack a deputy who was responding to a domestic disturbance report at the man's home. Cheek was allegedly armed with a knife. The deputy had responded to a 911 call from Cheeks' wife.

At about 8 a.m., an officer was flagged down by a person who said a man with a knife was walking northbound on Central. The officer spotted the shirtless man armed with a knife. Officers who responded reportedly saw the man confront a person with the knife, prompting that person to run away. Police made contact with the man, who reportedly ran at them, and police shot and killed him.

Following a standoff with police, Jacob Cato allegedly came out of the home and pointed a gun at deputies who shot and killed him.

Luis Cardona kidnapped his wife, Babette Caraballo, from outside her workplace. As police closed in on the SUV, Cardona shot Caraballo with his pistol, and Deputy Aaron Schley at Cardona. Cardona also shot himself. It was reportedly determined that the deputy's gunshots did not hit or kill Cardona and that Cardona died of a self-inflicted gunshot.

A Clay County deputy shot and killed a man during an altercation in a Northland motel parking lot. The deputy was reportedly conducting a car check at a Motel 6 parking lot about 4:15 p.m. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police but police reported the man was armed with a firearm and there were two suspicious packages in the vehicle which were checked by the explosives team after the shooting.

Fernando Rolon Jr. shot and killed Melissa Villagrana, 38, outside a Kerrville Walmart. After the alleged shooting, Rolon fled to the Rio 10 Theater where he barricaded himself inside for about 15 hours. Police found him inside the movie theater with a fatal self-inflicted gunshot.

Officers received a call at 8:10 a.m. from employees at Johnson-Stewart Materials, a commercial truck repair shop. The employees told police a person they did not recognize was walking around the work site peeking into vehicles. When officers arrived at the recycling plant at 8:14 a.m., they saw someone looking into vehicles. Officers approached the person who was reportedly hiding in a vehicle and gave orders, but Mesa police say the man did not comply officer's commands and allegedly pointed his handgun at Mesa officers, and officers shot and killed him.

At 11:42 a.m., a person was pulled over for a traffic stop at Waynesburg and Arrow Roads. A policeman reportedly pulled the man from the vehicle and slammed him hard against the vehicle as the man's fiancee watched, then the policeman chased and shot the man in the back as the man fled by foot after resisting the handcuffs. Officer indicted for voluntary manslaughter.

Roderick Bowers reportedly barricaded himself in John William Mohr's apartment after a police manhunt. Bowers allegedly shot and killed Mohr with a handgun before shooting and killing himself.

Police received a call for a domestic incident at about noon at Windsor Ridge apartments, and said when they arrived the incident was still in progress, a man apparently had stabbed his wife and pursued her with the knife to another apartment where he continued to attack her. Police shot and killed the man when he refused to drop the knife

Around 2:15 a.m. in the Epicentre, two CMPD officers were working off-duty in uniform when they responded to reports of an altercation. Officers Kevin Lovell and Shane Mathews shot and killed Treon McCoy, who was reportedly shooting a handgun at another person and refused to comply with police demands to drop the weapon. The other person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

At about 4:30 a.m., police were called to a report of a suicidal person with a weapon. A Fox Crossing officer and a Neenah officer responded. Michael Jolly came out of the house brandishing a long gun and advance on officers. Police shot and killed him.

Police served a search warrant at Colin A. C. Wehmeyer's home in Lake Stevens, while the man was at an appointment at Compass Health in Everett. Lake Stevens police notified Everett police that the man might be armed and dangerous. Everett police watched him at the business. When he left, Everett police stopped him, and they fought. An Everett police officer tasered him, and he collapsed and died.

Officers were called in reference to an armed suicidal person. When officers arrived, they encountered Ervie with a knife. Police ordered Chris Ervie to drop the knife, but he refused. Police then tasered him, but he was not incapacitated, and Officer B.L. Kelly shot and killed him when Ervie again raised the knife.

Deputies were called to a home shortly after 8:30 a.m. for a family disturbance and a restraining order violation, police said. A man, who was alleged to have violated the restraining order, was holding a 3-feet-long sword outside the home and ignored deputies' commands to drop the weapon. The man fled, and the chase ended outside the high school around 9:10 a.m. The man, still holding the sword, advanced toward a deputy and allegedly ignored orders to drop the weapon. One deputy shot and killed him.

Officers responded to robbery call about 2:20 a.m. at a 7-Eleven. When officers arrived, they found 63-year-old Ross Garrett dead with apparent gunshot wounds. The killer fled before officers arrived. Shortly after, police received a tip that the robbery and murder suspect was at a home. When officers arrived at the home, Justin Anderson reportedly opened fire at the officers using a handgun. Officers shot and killed Anderson.

About 6 p.m., Jamal Salaam was reportedly fleeing police in DeKalb County when he got out of his vehicle and was hit and killed by vehicles on I-20 as he tried to run across the interstate.

Police said they went to a home to find a man wanted on felony warrants. The 22-year-old man tried to get out of a basement window when he was confronted by an officer in the backyard. He allegedly pointed the handgun ath the officer, and the officer shot and killed the man.

Police were called to a residence following a report of a possible homicide' at 7:15 p.m. A Loveland police officer found Samuel Harding, 60, dead inside the garage. Loveland police entered the home and encountered a woman who was armed with a firearm. Tammy Pierce refused commands to disarm and gunfire was exchanged, killing Pierce. One of the officers was allegedly struck by a gunshot in their ballistic helmet.

Mannford Chief of Police Lucky Miller and Mannford Officer Michael Patrick Nealey, 49, were at a conference in Florida where the men were attending a training on child abuse investigations. Nealey and Miller reportedly fought, and Miller expired allegedly at Nealey's hands.

Eric Reason was shot and killed by an off-duty Richmond police officer reportedly during a fight over a parking spot. Videos show Reason brandished a pistol at the officer, who may not have been known to be an officer by Reason. Reason was shot in the back of the head as he continued to move away from the off-duty officer.

Deputies were called to a house on Jonesville Lockhart Highway when a man came out of the house with a knife and threatened EMS workers. When a deputy arrived, the man went toward him with a knife, and the deputy shocked him with a stun gun, which did not incapacitate him, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Deputies responded to reports of a man who was acting suicidal, had a knife and had stabbed himself. He reportedly advanced toward the officers, who reportedly fired less lethal rounds. The man continued to approach, and he was shot and killed. It is unclear from reports whether Ryan Hemmingson was actually holding the knife when he advanced on deputies.

Deputies responded to a home just after 5:30 p.m., where Ray Correll was in the front yard holding a gun to his head. The man threatened deputies and fired shots into the ground. Police said he pointed the handgun at the officers, rushed at them, and they shot and killed him.

Gerald Newton Allen was shot and killed during a police standoff when he allegedly fired at officers. He was a suspect in a fatal shooting.

A 26-year-old man shot and killed himself after officers pursued him from Battle Creek's north side to his family home in Ceresco. Officers attempted to stop the man about 5:57 p.m. for having a stolen license plate on his pickup truck.

Around 12:15 p.m. Thursday, a trooper spotted a black Acura driven by Brandon K. Jordan, 48, of Topeka, that matched the description of a vehicle involved in a forgery case. The trooper tried to pull him over, but Jordan fled and ran a stop sign and collided with Dennis E. Affolter's Explorer, killing Affolter.

Eddie Maxwell allegedly shot his ex-wife before a standoff and a exchange of gunfire with police. He was armed with a revolver when he was shot and killed.

Officers with the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force were following Raul Campos regarding a sexual assault investigation when he pulled into the gas station at a Walmart. Police said Campos pulled out a rifle as officers approached the vehicle and a San Antonio officer shot and killed him.

A deputy on patrol saw a white Ford Expedition traveling at 70 miles per hour in a 55 mile an hour zone. The Expedition sped away and the deputy pursued. The suspect vehicle was lost, but police got the license plate number. The owner was identified as 45-year-old Christopher Allan Noe who reportedly had an active felony warrant. Officers checked the home for Noe, but did not find him. Shortly after they left, they received information that Noe was inside the home, and they returned. They saw a man through a window who looked like Noe. Police entered the home and ordered Noe to surrender, at which time he reportedly produced a knife. A Taser reported was discharged, and Noe began advancing toward the officers, who shot and killed him.

Maurice Brown allegedly shot a woman inside her apartment then followed her outside and refused officers' orders to drop the gun, and was shot and killed by police as he raised the gun to the woman's head.

After seeing 38-year-old Calvin Baronville roll through a stop sign, Officers Jeremy Pergerson and Maxwell Persons, pursued his Chevy Tahoe as he tried to evade them, at times exceeding 70 mph. The officers reportedly lost sight of Baronville but, as they drove up to Ferguson Drive, then saw he had crashed into two other vehicles. When Pergerson and Persons approached Baronville, he got out of his car and ran, ignoring police commands to stop. Persons used his Taser, striking Baronville on the head and torso. A 23-year-old woman who was the passenger in the vehicle Baronville struck was killed. Pergerson and Persons were each given a suspension for violating the agency's policy on vehicle pursuits and written censures for failing to turn on their body cameras when they decided to conduct a traffic investigation.

Following an alleged crime spree, including abduction, sex assault, carjackings and a home invasion, a man fled from police in a stolen vehicle. He continued to flee on foot before exchanging gunfire with police. Noah Erickson reportedly fatally shot himself with the handgun he was carrying.

About 5:30 p.m., police were called because Matthew Rasmussen was acting erratically. Police used several less-lethal devices, but they did not incapacitate Rasmussen. He allegedly stabbed an officer with a tweezers and was shot and killed.

Deputies were called to a home about 6:20 p.m. after somebody reported Curtis French was drunk, armed with a knife and threatening to kill his family. French allegedly confronted deputies on his porch in while holding a knife, and he was shot and killed.

John D. Hale was shot and killed by police. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

New Mexico State Police reportedly were conducting a traffic stop. They say during the traffic stop, around 7 a.m., Benjamin Diaz got out of his vehicle holding a knife and attacked the officer with the knife, and the officer shot and killed Diaz.

Deputies responded to a home, where they had already responded on two other occasions the same day. Deputies found Michael Kifer, who they say was drunk or high, armed with a knife. He fled on foot, reappeared with a hatchet, and was chased back into his home by deputies. The deputies found him in the home reportedly holding a 12-inch long sword and shot and killed him when he allegedly came out and advanced quickly toward them.

Deputies responded for a wellness check of a suicidal man. He shot and killed himself during a standoff.

Deron Calhoun, 29, Jumanee Buard, 27, and Jeffrey Owens, 29, were killed and a fourth was critically injured after the car they were driving rolled over during a police chase following a burglary report in Los Angeles, police said. The encounter began around 4 a.m.

Deron Calhoun, 29, Jumanee Buard, 27, and Jeffrey Owens, 29, were killed and a fourth was critically injured after the car they were driving rolled over during a police chase following a burglary report in Los Angeles, police said. The encounter began around 4 a.m.

An officer spotted a Dodge pickup truck traveling at a high rate of speed. The officer followed Anthony Vargas, 36, on Spur 98 before Vargas turned onto Goat Creek Road and accelerated to more than 70 mph, despite the speed limit being 45 mph. The Dodge was recorded traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph, with the last recorded speed at 107 mph. The Dodge crashed into tree, killing Vargas and his daughter Oriana Vargas, 14.

An officer spotted a Dodge pickup truck traveling at a high rate of speed. The officer followed Anthony Vargas, 36, on Spur 98 before Vargas turned onto Goat Creek Road and accelerated to more than 70 mph, despite the speed limit being 45 mph. The Dodge was recorded traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph, with the last recorded speed at 107 mph. The Dodge crashed into tree, killing Vargas and his daughter Oriana Vargas, 14.

Alton Cooke was wanted for questioning regarding two shootings. He reportedly shot and killed himself with a 9mm handgun when police found him.

Edward Roe reported to the Atkinson County Sheriff's Office around 5:15 p.m. While in a restricted area, Roe grabbed a firearm from an office. When told by a deputy to put the firearm down, Roe didn't comply. Roe and the deputy exchanged gunfire, and Roe was killed. The deputy was not injured.

About 2:25 p.m., officers received reports of a man armed with what reportedly appeared to be a Beretta handgun, police said. The man failed to comply with police orders to drop the gun as he walked through a shopping area. As he approached a high school as students were being released at the end of the school day he allegedly brandished the gun and was shot by police. The gun turned out to be an Airsoft replica.

Gary Alexander Eubanks Jr. was wanted in Alabama, and he reportedly shot and killed himself during a standoff with police.

Police attempted to serve a search warrant and shot and killed Michael Pinkerman when he reportedly shot at them with a 9mm handgun while using his father by the same name, apparently willingly, as a human shield. The father was wounded but survived.

A homicide suspect, Erik Evans, was being confronted by an officer when they exchanged gunfire. He reportedly was killed not by the four shots the officer took but by a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Deputies went to a motel to arrest Sean Duggan who was wanted on warrants out of Washington. After an hours-long standoff with a female hostage, he reportedly shot and killed himself. The hostage was released unharmed before he killed himself.

A "barricade situation" at a Baltimore park-and-ride lot ended around 9:15 p.m. when the person police were engaging with fatally shot himself, police said.

David Smith was arrested at about 8:40 a.m., after an alleged armed robbery. He was found unconscious in a yard. Paramedics from Advanced Medical Transport cleared him to be taken to the police station, but once he arrived, he was found to be unconscious. He died a bit later.

Police were called to a "check a subject" call outside the Planet Fitness at 5 p.m. The officers arrived and made contact with the person who fit the caller's description. During the course of the check, Dana Fletcher reportedly did not comply with police orders, and he was shot and killed when he pointed a handgun at officers. The man's wife and 8-year-old daughter were apparently removed from the vehicle before he was killed.

Around 12:30 a.m. someone called police about a car that had crashed into a tree. A man was reportedly waving a handgun near a woman, who had been a passenger in the car. Additional callers told the sheriff's office that a man and woman were seen arguing and walking back and forth between the car crash and a nearby apartment complex. Deputies arrived around 12:40 a.m. As they approached a woman standing near an apartment, the man shot the woman, killing her, and three deputies shot and killed the man.

Officers responded to reports of a man shooting a gun in a front yard around 9:15 p.m. He allegedly shot at officers who shot and killed him.

Around 1 a.m., officers were dispatched to a Walmart regarding reports of an active shooter. The officers entered the store and began searching for the suspect, who was found in seconds. At that point, John Kinnitt fatally shot himself.

Officers were sent to investigate a noise complaint call between two neighbors, police said. When police arrived, they were told one neighbor had threatened to shoot the other neighbor during the dispute. Officers found the neighbor and tried to question him. Nan Zhao reportedly pulled out a handgun and fired at the officers. Officers shot and killed him.

Around 5:30 a.m., a wreck was reported and in the 911 call, a man was reported being disorderly and armed with a gun. When the deputy arrived, Anthony John Michael Zapier reportedly refused to comply with orders and began fighting. He ran and got in the deputy's cruiser, and the deputy tried to stop him. After reportedly being dragged by the cruiser through a field, the deputy shot and killed Zapier.

Around 11 p.m., police said they responded to a call of a disturbance, and while they were there, they shot and killed Clayton Andrews. Details as to what precipitated the killing were withheld by police.

Two officers were called to a nail salon after Dewayne Hawkes, 26, who came in to use a restroom, started urinating in the middle of the store. During the arrest attempt, according to police, Kwesi Ashun entered the salon and fought with police and struck an officer in the head with a metal chair. Police said one officer used his Taser on the man, but it did not incapacitate him. An officer shot Ashun six times, killing him.

Officers responded to a call of an attempted carjacking around 5:40 p.m. Officers caught up with the men a block away near Menaul and Morningside. The responding officers found the two men in a different car than the one they were accused of trying to steal. When officers tried to stop that car, the passenger reportedly got out and shot twice at officers with a pistol. That passenger was shot and killed by Officers Tomas Urioste and Jacob Perea.

Michael Babcock was reportedly harassing customers at the Aldi Grocery Store about 3 p.m. Officer Brian Neague found Babcock with a gun. Neague shot and killed Babcock. A bystander, Walter Murphy, 79, was allegedly also hit by the officer's gunfire. It is unclear what movement or action by Babcock caused Neague to shoot him.

A patrol officer at around 12:20 a.m. was flagged down by someone who said there was a shooting at the Bottoms Up Sports Bar. The officer heard shots being fired as he got closer to the bar. The officer could see into the business and saw a man with a gun and shot and killed him.

About 2 a.m., eight uniformed officers responded to a 911 call from a resident at a Harlem apartment building, saying a male neighbor was harassing her, banging on doors and breaking glass. As responding officers searched for the man, one of the officers encountered him, standing naked and pointing a 9mm semi-automatic handgun at him. Officer Christopher Wintermute shot and killed him.

Steven Barrier fled on foot an arrest for allegedly battering his mother. When police caught up to him and arrested him, he was taken to the police station where he died, Medical examiner reported cause of death as cardiac arrest.

About 8:20 a.m., an Albany PD Community Service Officer stopped to help a stranded driver. That community service officer asked for some "non-emergency" help from a patrol officer. When officers arrived, a fight began, and James F. Plymell III was shocked with a stun gun and died. Officers Emily Schroff, Gina Bell, and Thomas Roten and Community Service Officer Gerry Morris were involved. Autopsy reported the Taser was not cause of death, rather "cardiac complications of acute methamphetamine toxicity."

Around 1:30 p.m., a man and a woman were driving beside one another in separate cars. The man allegedly fired a gun at the woman's car, but the bullet missed her. The woman was not hurt and called police. Deputies found the man and followed him, going no more than 35 mph. The pursuit ended when he fatally shot himself in the head.

Two deputies on patrol chased a vehicle after they saw it speeding about 11 p.m. The deputies discovered the vehicle had crashed after they checked the area of Pollard Road and Pollard Cemetery Road to find debris and a damaged gate that led to the French Broad River. Aaron Baker, 19, and 17-year-old Hannah Rawlings, 17, were killed.

Adam Martinez tried to steal a vehicle, then successfully stole an officer's car as police tried to track him down in relation to the original attempted carjacking. After stealing the car, Martinez drove to west Denver, allegedly pointing an officer's rifle at officers. Eventually, officers disabled the vehicle. Martinez reportedly pointed the rifle at officers, and they shot and killed him.

Around 1:15 a.m., a trooper was on patrol when a red 2014 Hyundai Veloster sped past the trooper. The trooper tried to pull the Hyundai over, but the driver did not stop. The trooper pursued for about nine minutes. The driver of the vehicle, Joseph Bernhard-William Kiser, got out of the vehicle with a .357 revolver and began walking toward the trooper. The trooper took cover behind the patrol vehicle and reportedly ordered Kiser to drop the weapon. Kiser did not follow the trooper's instructions, and the trooper then shot three times, killing Kiser.

Officers were in the parking lot investigating suspicious behavior between two men who were standing outside their cars in the police station parking lot about 6 p.m. One of the drivers had allegedly been following the other and the followed driver had sought safety at the police station. The following driver was armed with a handgun and refused to drop it during the encounter, and Officer Bobby Voth shot and killed Jason Livengood.

Police responded to a call at about 6 a.m. about a suspicious woman in the area who was banging on front doors and walking through people's yards. Police say they confronted the woman, who was sitting inside of a vehicle. Amber Lea Dewitt allegedly pulled a gun on the officers who shot and killed her. The gun turned out to be a BB gun.

Deputies arrived to a home, as a woman had reportedly been assaulted by her father. Other family members had left the home, and deputies attempted to contact with the father, asking him to leave the home. Larry Mukes came outside, where he reportedly went to his vehicle and pulled out two handguns and fatally shot himself with one of them.

Around 5 a.m., following a vehicle chase and a foot chase, Steven Day was reportedly tasered, produced a gun and was shot and killed.

Theopolis Owens, 28, and Kayla Crews, 18, were killed and a third suffered serious injuries when their car, which was involved in a police pursuit from Wisconsin crashed off Route 173 in Fox Lake and was engulfed in flames. Coroner determined the deaths were from blunt force trauma and not the flames.

At about 3:30 p.m., after allegedly stealing a company vehicle, Countryman shot and wounded Deputy Bradley Colman in a shoot-out at the Hickory Ridge Mobile Home Park. He then stole Colman's squad car and fled. After he reportedly rammed a Palestine Police Department vehicle near Montalba and shot at officers, he ran with a rifle taken from the deputy's squad car. Then he stole a blue SUV, crashed it, and ran into a woods. At about 5:30 p.m. a state trooper found Countryman, who allegedly pointed a rifle at the trooper, who shot and killed Countryman.

A trooper tried to stop a 1997 Toyota Avalon just before 12:30 a.m. The driver of the car refused to stop, and the trooper pursued. The chase ended as the driver of the car tried to take exit 121 and struck a 2016 Volvo semi trailer that was parked at the rest area. The driver of the Toyota, Whaitarkwoia Tomahn, was killed in the crash. The driver of the semi was uninjured.

Police came to the Farmingdale home about 10:30 p.m. after 911 operators received a call from someone who said he had been stabbed by his brother and was dying. Tsakiris answered the door and then refused commands by police to drop a bladed weapon. He then approached and challenged officers, who shot and killed him.

Idaho Falls police initially withheld details about the killing, including the man's name, age, race and whether the man who was shot was armed. Malachii Crane's friend called police and said Crane was suicidal. Police found him asleep in his car, and escalated the situation by not allowing him to drive away. Crane allegedly pointed a handgun at officers from inside the vehicle, and officers shot and killed him.

Around 1:30 p.m., an Arkansas State Trooper attempted to make a traffic stop. The driver of the vehicle failed to stop and drove out of town. The driver crashed the vehicle. Christopher Dequan Crosby allegedly pointed a gun at the trooper, fired and hit the state police car. The trooper shot and killed Crosby.

Officers were initially sent to a residence a little before 4:50 p.m. for the report of an argument between a 71-year-old man and 62-year-old woman. By the time officers arrived, the woman had left the home, but police made contact with the man who was standing on a balcony. The man soon walked into the home and reportedly shot and killed himself.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol attempted to stop a Pontiac for speeding. Troopers chased the vehicle at speeds of 90 mph. As the vehicle approached the Euclid Avenue exit, it did a U-turn in the middle of the highway and began driving westbound in the eastbound lanes, quickly hitting a white SUV head-on. The driver of the SUV, Johnell Smith, 41, was killed, as was the driver of the Pontiac, Vernon Hayes Jr., 28.

Police got a call that a man took a family member's vehicle without permission. Cameron Bennett then wrecked and stole several other vehicles, including a construction company truck. The sheriff said Bennett had a gun and was firing shots from at least one of the vehicles. A deputy spotted the suspect on Highway 28, and Bennett allegedly drove in the general direction of the deputy in her own patrol car when she shot and killed him.

Police had been following Lazzeri James Frazier Jr. after identifying him as a suspect in the fatal shooting of a man in Sherman Oaks, as well as the robbery of a Van Nuys liquor store. He was shot and killed by police about 10:20 a.m., allegedly as he brandished a gun while fleeing on foot from police attempting to arrest him.

Around 3 a.m., an officer tried to pull over an SUV. The driver, Michael Wienke, refused to stop and sped westbound on Pikes Peak. The officer reportedly did not chase the SUV. Then, about two minutes later, officers learned about a rollover crash in the front yard of a home a few blocks away on Pikes Peak Avenue. Officers determined the crashed SUV was the same one that had sped away from the traffic stop. Wienke was killed.

Police received a call for help after 10 p.m. When they arrived, deputies located an elderly woman who had been stabbed to death. The suspect was Cameron Ely, and the victim was Valerie Lundeen Ely, 62. Cameron was found in the same home as the victim. When deputies approached him, he allegedly threatened them with a weapon and was shot and killed. Inconsistencies in the evidence as to what happened, and Cameron reportedly was found to be unarmed after he was killed.

Around 3:20 a.m., deputies responded to a home for a welfare check on Dennis Patrick Jr. who was described as potentially suicidal. Deputies said they tried to speak with him, but he reportedly pulled out a gun and shot at them, and they shot and killed him.

A man shot and killed himself inside a motel room during a standoff with police.

Akeelah Jackson was hit by a police car around 5:50 p.m. The 25-year-old officer was reportedly chasing someone reaching speeds of 59 miles per hour in a 30 miles per hour zone with no lights or sirens on when Jackson stepped into the street.

Officers responded regarding a domestic dispute around 2 a.m. After arriving, officers were confronted by a man armed with a handgun inside the apartment, and police said SWAT teams were called in around 4:30 a.m. Daniel Wood was shot and killed by Officers Justin Jones and Damian Lujan around 6:30 a.m.

Around 8:30 a.m., a deputy came to a home to serve civil papers. Victor Jarvis allegedly shoved the deputy and retreated inside and barricaded himself in the home. Police broke into the home around 7 p.m. Two deputies and the man barricaded inside were hit by gunfire. Jarvis was killed.