The driver of a 2005 Chevrolet Impala allegedly tried to avoid a license check at the exit ramp of State Route 199. A Laurens County deputy tried to stop the Impala by flashing his lights and sirens. A high-speed chase began and ended when the deputy rammed the Impala's right rear quarter panel. The driver of the Impala lost control and hit a tree, killing 21-year-old Tevin Blount, of Glennville, and 27-year-old Preston Coleman, of Vidalia and injuring a third.

An officer responding to the Gate gas store before 7 a.m. to a 911 call about a man with a knife mumbling and acting combative inside the store said the suspect was behind the counter when he arrived, and employees and 10 or more customers were evacuating the building. Officer Richard Santoro pulled his gun and ordered Jerry Marrero to put down the knife and get on the floor. Instead, Marrero put the knife in his front pocket and started to get out, then pulled the knife and allegedly threatened Santoro, who shot and killed him.

Michel Barbeau shot two women and then barricaded himself into his home. Police talked to him for five hours to negotiate a surrender. Barbeau broke off negotiations around 12:30 p.m. and would not respond to phone calls. Police sent a robot into the home and found Barbeau dead inside from a self inflicted wound.

Victor J. Morales Zavala allegedly was pursued by police from Nampa into Ontario where his tires were deflated. He reportedly held a revolver to his head, then shifted the gun to his front, and police shot and killed him at approximately 4:51 p.m..

Deputies responded to the Thrift Town store at about 4:40 p.m. after store employees reported a minor theft, police said. Charles Ballard was outside his BMW SUV when the deputies contacted him, but then he allegedly got inside, put his car into reverse and accelerated, pinning the two deputies in an open door and dragging them at least 20 feet. The two deputies fired at Ballard. Ballard allegedly aimed his car in the general direction of a third deputy. He was shot and killed by the deputies.

Michael P. O'Hara was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his home after Mahoning County deputies heard a gunshot as they were trying to serve him an eviction notice.

The driver of a Mercedes, Bennett Clark Barnhill, was speeding eastbound down Katy Freeway, and Houston police tried to pull the vehicle over. The driver left the freeway and drove through the intersection at Silber. The driver continued to the Post Oak intersection, where he hit a concrete barrier and fell to the freeway below, police said. Barnhill was killed as was passenger Henry Davis.

The driver of a Mercedes was speeding eastbound down Katy Freeway, and Houston police tried to pull the vehicle over. The driver left the freeway and drove through the intersection at Silber. The driver continued to the Post Oak intersection, where he hit a concrete barrier and fell to the freeway below, police said. Passenger Henry Davis was killed. Driver Bennett Clark Barnhill died two days later on 3/15/2019 in the hospital.

An officer tried to pull over Vanessa Valdez at about 11:15 p.m. for a traffic violation. The driver tried to get away, and police chased her. Valdez crashed into a wall on the southbound side Interstate 820. After running away from the wrecked car, Valdez was fatally struck by a vehicle on the I-820 bridge over Texas 121.

Brandon Stacey, an employee at Grifols Biomat plasma donation center, was killed when shot by police responding to the business, police said. Officers responded to the center for a call of shots fired at 11:29 a.m.

Neighbors called 911 about 8:15 p.m. to report a domestic dispute at a mobile home, police said. When the first deputy arrived, he reportedly saw Frady holding the gun on the woman through an open door, ordered him to put down the gun and shot and killed him when he allegedly failed to comply.

Adolphus Knight, 19, of Riverdale, and Kalif Patterson, 38, of Dalzell, S.C., were both killed. Officers were pursuing Knight on I-75 North about 2 a.m. when the vehicle left the interstate, turned around, re-entered I-75 North going the wrong direction and hit a Ford F-150 head-on, police said. Patterson was driving the Ford.

Officer Cory Campbell initiated physical contact with Kilburn by grabbing Douglas Kilburn's arm as he stepped out of his SUV, in an attempt to handcuff him, in the University of Vermont Medical Center ambulance bay. Kilburn, who was disabled from a stroke, then allegedly punched the officer in the jaw using his free arm. Campbell reportedly punched Kilburn's right eye three times, sending him to the ground. Kilburn suffered fractures to his jaw, orbital bone and skull and died three days later.

Trooper First Class Tyler Michael was stabbed while he was responding to a call about vandalism. He then fatally shot Michael J. D'Angelo.

Officer Alex Aikens was eastbound on Highway 315 allegedly swerving in and out of traffic chasing a motorcycle when he crossed the center line and hit and killed Ericka Hughes, who was headed in the opposite direction. Police said Hughes was turning into Sonic when she was hit head-on by the Sardis police cruiser.

A call was received reporting a possible domestic assault-no contact order violation at around 10:36 p.m. Deputies went to Isle at around 12:14 a.m. There, deputies and an officer with the Isle Police Department made contact with the suspect. Deputies were allegedly fired upon from inside the residence, and a deputy returned fire before retreating. Deputies spoke with man for around 4 1/2 hours. During those negotiations, police heard a shot fired inside the residence. They then made entry and found man dead.

Trotwood police tried to pull over a driver for several violations, but the driver failed to stop. While fleeing, he ran into a bus around 5:30 p.m. The vehicle was going more than 100 miles per hour at the time of the crash and flipped the bus onto its side. Two passengers in the car were immediately killed, Kyren Wright, 18, and Mya'nie Nabors, 15. The driver, Christopher Baker, 18, died later. The bus driver and five passengers were taken to the hospital be treated for less serious injuries.

Trotwood police tried to pull over a driver for several violations, but the driver failed to stop. While fleeing, he ran into a bus around 5:30 p.m. The vehicle was going more than 100 miles per hour at the time of the crash and flipped the bus onto its side. Two passengers in the car were immediately killed, Kyren Wright, 18, and Mya'nie Nabors, 15. The driver, Christopher Baker, 18, died later. The bus driver and five passengers were taken to the hospital be treated for less serious injuries.

Around 7 p.m., the Phoenix Police Department received a call about a domestic violence situation. A woman told officers that she was involved in a physical altercation with Eric Hagstrom, who left her at the location and got away in her vehicle. Shortly later, officer found Hagstrom lying in a driveway and ordered him to drop a gun. Hagstrom allegedly pointed the gun at the officer and was shot and killed. Video shows the gun was a handgun.

Around 9 p.m., a trooper in a patrol vehicle was pursuing a minivan when the minivan rolled on its side. Two people got out of the car. One allegedly fired a handgun at the trooper, who shot and killed Jose German.

Around 8:30 a.m., officers received a call about Rodney Lassister firing a gun. When they arrived, there was an apparent exchange of gunfire, and Lassiter was shot and killed.

Around 11 p.m., an officer tried to stop a car after seeing the driver commit several traffic violations. The driver refused to pull over, and police discovered the car was stolen. Police said Valle was driving extremely dangerously and did not pursue him. Officers continued to look for the car and found it where Adam Valle, 27, had crashed it into a steel light pole. Heaven Mathews was killed.

Thomas Wayne Swinford was believed to be armed with a gun. Police ordered him to drop the gun but said he ignored their commands. Moments later, Swinford allegedly charged toward officers, pointing the gun in their direction. Multiple officers shot and killed him. He had had an Airsoft replica handgun.

Virtually nothing is known about this death, except that the Honolulu police were involved. The name and place resulted from public records requests made by Honolulu Civil Beat, which is the associated link.

At 2:11 a.m., officers responded in reference to a report of a vehicle prowler. As officers arrived in the area, they found a man who reportedly fled then shot at pursuing officers. Officers Steven Amnatkeolee, Brandon Schafer, Kyle Haskins and Matthew Choate shot and killed Dylan Aikey.

Donquale "DJ" Gray was shot and killed after allegedly firing at U.S. Marshals as they attempted to apprehend him. Gray had been the focus of a manhunt after he allegedly shot a 29-year-old Bluefield, Va., police officer Feb. 16 during a traffic stop.

Antonio Valentine refused to get out of a pickup truck in a supermarket parking lot was shot and killed when six officers opened fire after reportedly spotting a gun in the hand. Multiple Taser attempts reportedly had earlier failed to subdue the man who moved about the vehicle and repeatedly refused commands during the incident.

Around 11 a.m., officers were attempting to arrest Jared D. Kelly who was wanted on federal drug charges. They made contact with him outside of a MetroPCS store in the Old Town Centre shopping plaza. Police said he pulled out a handgun and was shot and killed.

Stephanie Areanda Quiroz was a passenger in a vehicle that had been shot at by police and crashed at Brundage Lane and Oswell Street just after 4 p.m. U.S. Marshals tried to arrest a parolee, Gavino Castro, at a Motel 6. Police shot at him, and Castro fled in a vehicle that Quiroz was also in. A chase began, with the fleeing car crashing into another vehicle. Quiroz died and Castro was apprehended, while a third person fled and was apprehended at Kern Medical Center, police said.

Around 7:50 a.m. Butts County deputies attempted to pull over a black BMW SUV along I-75 for a tag violation, police said. As soon as the deputy turned his lights on, driver Major Reilford fled. They continued north on 75 at speeds in excess of 100 mph. Police chased Reilford through Butts and Spalding counties and into Henry County, where he fatally crashed less than 10 minutes after the chase began.

About 2 p.m., police responded to a separate call about a robbery, where they found a man with a gunshot wound to the leg. Officers saw Ponce driving a black Honda Accord nearby and attempted pulling him over. According to police, he eventually stopped the car in a residential area. When he pulled over, he allegedly ran from the car and fired at officers. One bullet struck the police cruiser's windshield, while another struck the passenger door. Both officers in the cruiser shot and killed Ponce.

Police responded to a possible hostage situation at 8:44 a.m. A man called 911 to report there were hostages inside an apartment and that somebody had been injured by a person with a machete. When police arrived, they knocked on the apartment door, and a woman answered the door and was escorted out of the residence. Officers ordered anybody else in the apartment to come out. They allegedly were confronted by a man with a machete, who failed to comply with orders to drop it. One officer reportedly tried to use a Taser on the man, but when he was not incapacitated, an officer shot and killed him.

About 1:15 a.m., a deputy and reserve deputy were patrolling when they came across a suspicious vehicle. One man was in the vehicle. After checking his driving status, they learned he had a no-bail felony warrant out of Pierce County for first-degree child rape and two counts of second-degree child molestation. The deputies reportedly ordered the man to step out of his car but he allegedly pulled out a weapon and pointed it at the deputies, who shot and killed him. It was later determined that the weapon had been a pellet gun.

Carol Jean Anderson died nearly a week after a car driven by Machiavelli Tyzhae Savoy, 20, of Lexington Park, collided with her vehicle while he was fleeing police.

Troopers said they were contacted by Carter County 911 just before 11:30 p.m., with a report of a fight between a woman and a family member. When police arrived, the woman had fled. At about 1:30 am., troopers said the possibly-armed woman returned to the residence. Police returned to the home, and shot and killed Clair Jewell during a confrontation.

An Eau Claire County Sheriff's deputy was dispatched to a report of a suspicious person. The Augusta Police Department responded to assist the deputy. Upon arrival, the deputy and officer were confronted by an agitated man. The man began fighting with police. During the struggle, unspecified less lethal means were reported used to try to incapacitate the man. He was then shot and killed.

Officers searched a house and found Sean Taylor Pergerson's body, apparently from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, at about 5:30 p.m., police said, about five hours after gunshots were first reported coming from the house.

Officers responded to reports of a disturbance involving weapons. Brenda Mendoza barricaded herself in a car. Officers Bryan McKinley, Carlo Calupad and Robert Miller shot and killed her when she allegedly brandished a gun.

Police were called to a disturbance call at the Deluxe Inn around 9:40 p.m. regarding a man trying to force his way into someone's room. When an officer arrived, he saw a man with a knife. The officer ordered him to drop the knife, but the man allegedly refused and fled. The officer chased the man with the help of a bystander, and they found him trying to get into a car that had a woman and children inside. The bystander tackled the suspect. Police say that is when man stabbed volunteer bystander several times. Officer Claire Van Wolfe shot and killed the man with the knife, Lorne Ashmore.

Around 4:30 p.m., officers were at the Extend A Suites, trying to arrest Terquarius Pope. Pope was inside a room when officers attempted to arrest him. Officers were speaking to Pope at the door, which was partially opened but still secured with the security latch. Officers heard a gunshot and a man unlocked the door and told officers that Pope had shot himself.

Officers were called about 4:45 p.m. for a report of an armed person in downtown Vancouver. Shortly after, two officers shot and killed him. Michael Eugene Pierce was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia as a teenager but had stopped taking his prescribed medication, according to family members. Pierce brandished replica handguns.

Police were reportedly attempting to arrest Gary Clark when he allegedly produced a gun and was shot and killed when he kept picking the gun up and switching it from hand to hand.

Police pursued Ruby Garcia, 28, who was allegedly involved with a robbery. Garcia's car hit the other vehicle at 50 miles an hour, killing Debbie Criado. Garcia was charged with gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated.

U.S. Marshals were serving an arrest warrant when Dawone White reportedly shot and killed himself.

Police received a call at 3:21 p.m. about a disturbance related to a speeding complaint between the suspect and a neighbor. Police said Joseph Hart pulled out a gun on the neighbor after being asked to slow down. Hart was shot and killed after engaging deputies in a nearly half-hour shootout.

Douglas County sheriff's deputies arrived at a Miltona home shortly before 5:30 a.m. following a 911 call about a domestic disturbance. When deputies arrived, Tyler Schmidtbauer came to the door holding a shotgun. He did not comply with orders to drop the shotgun, and Deputy Alexander Herzberg shot and killed him.

Arthur L. Smith III was taken in critical condition to OhioHealth Grant Medical Center on Feb. 26 after being hit by a stolen vehicle being pursued by Franklin County deputy sheriffs at speeds above 80 mph. He died about three months later. The driver of the vehicle, then-16-year-old Ramadhan H. Muridi, of Lansing, Michigan, was charged with delinquency counts of felony fleeing, felony hit-skip and felony receiving stolen property.

Officers received a call around 10 p.m. regarding a person inside an apartment making threats to shoot another person, who was also inside the apartment, police said. When officers arrived, they set up a perimeter around the apartment building. About an hour later, a man came out and was armed with what officers believed to be a black handgun. Multiple officers shot and killed David Litton. It was not immediately reported whether Litton actually had a gun.

Following a chase and a standoff, a person shot and killed himself.

Police received a report of a stolen rental car. When officers arrived in Miami Gardens, they discovered the victim's cell phone was still inside the car, and police tracked the cell phone and drove to its location. Once police arrived, the car took off at a high rate of speed. Inside the car was and adult and a 16-year-old. The driver of the stolen car blew through a stop sign killing Malcolm Lightbourn and Tarvis Gantt.

Police were on alert for a red Hyundai Elantra and spotted the car about 4:30 p.m. and pursued. The fleeing vehicle was hit by a black vehicle traveling southbound, police said. The "black vehicle" belonged to an off-duty Miami police officer, who was not injured. The car flipped and killed Noelle Lazure, who was walking, then knocked down a light pole and damaged three parked cars.

Deputies responded to a call of a man with a gun inside a Shell Gas Station at around 4 p.m. Daniel Messmer was allegedly armed with a handgun and appeared to be intoxicated. When deputies arrived, they found Messmer in a desert area east of the gas station armed with a handgun. After being told to drop his weapon, Messmer failed to comply and allegedly pointed his gun at the deputies, who shot and killed him.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance at The Grove at Plantation at 4:44 a.m. Upon their arrival, the victim told police her boyfriend was inside the apartment possibly with a weapon. The victim's boyfriend refused to exit the apartment. After several hours of standoff, a gunshot was heard from inside the apartment. Officers then entered the apartment and found him dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

According to police, at 5:30 p.m., officers were dispatched after a traffic stop turned into a short pursuit. Sterling Durant Humbert allegedly advanced on the officers and was armed with a gun. Humbert refused to drop his weapon and officers shot and killed him.

Officer Charles Starks was on patrol shortly after 11 a.m. when he located a vehicle flagged as stolen in a parking lot, police said. When Starks stopped the vehicle, the driver, Bradley Blackshire, refused Starks' direction to get out. Blackshire stopped the vehicle but then reportedly accelerated and hit Starks, who shot and killed Blackshire. Police alleged vehicular assault. A handgun's presence in the car was confirmed by Blackshire's passenger at the time of the incident as well as by the ensuing investigation.

A man allegedly stabbed two people in separate cities before pulling a knife on a state trooper who shot and killed him.

Kyron Sands allegedly tried to break into a woman's house with a gun in Norwich. Police said when they tried to stop him, he shot at them, held up a driver and then fled. Police eventually shot Sands after he crashed into a tree and allegedly tried to break into another house. The investigation showed that Sands had dropped his gun, but that officers could not reasonably have known that when they shot and killed Sands. Sands had used his handgun against the police as he fled earlier. Family member said Sands was a paranoid schizophrenic who was off his medication and having a breakdown.

At 4:44 a.m. on February 20, 2019, a woman called 911 to report that she saw a man jump out of a second floor window. There was a snowstorm at the time, and it was very cold. The woman said she believed the man was having some type of crisis and was not dressed for the weather. Seth Lucas ran to a home to which he had no previous connection. Three people were at home at that address, and at least one was awake. Lucas pounded on the front door and when a resident answered, he pushed his way into the home. He was yelling that someone was trying to kill him and breaking items. The residents called 911 and reported that Lucas was in an upstairs bathroom. Police went upstairs and found Lucas in a bedroom. Lucas was obviously in crisis, incoherent, and appeared to be unaware that the other people in the room were police officers. Officers struggled with and restrained him until he died. The medical examiner said experienced cardio-respiratory arrest following physical exertion that included a component of law enforcement subdual.

Around 11 p.m., after police were dispatched to a report of a disturbance between a male and female at an apartment complex. Witnesses reported that two males, both possibly armed, had then become involved in a fight in the parking lot. Police said that Joseph brandished a knife when approached by officers and refused commands to drop the weapon before he was shot. Officer Roger Evans shot and killed Clayton Joseph.

About 11 a.m., a deputy tried to stop a car for an expired temporary vehicle registration and speeding, police said. Driver Juan Sanchez led deputies on a short chase before losing control and crashing into a concrete barricade. Sanchez, who was wearing a seatbelt, suffered minor injuries. Two 18 year olds--Amonte Deshawn Jones of Mesa and Chase James Bulmahn of San Tan Valley--as well as another passenger who was 16 years old were killed. The name of the 16-year-old boy was withheld by the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.

A man and woman were seen allegedly illegally crossing the border on foot near Otay Mesa just before 5 p.m., police said. The two people then got into a white Volvo, and when agents tried to pull the car over, the driver fled. The car had been chased for less than a mile when it crashed into a semi-truck, going under the big rig, shearing off its roof. The driver and one passenger, both males, were killed. A 20-year-old female passenger got life-threatening injuries.

About 11 a.m., a deputy tried to stop a car for an expired temporary vehicle registration and speeding, police said. Driver Juan Sanchez led deputies on a short chase before losing control and crashing into a concrete barricade. Sanchez, who was wearing a seatbelt, suffered minor injuries. Two 18 year olds--Amonte Deshawn Jones of Mesa and Chase James Bulmahn of San Tan Valley--as well as another passenger who was 16 years old were killed. The name of the 16-year-old boy was withheld by the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.

A call came in just after 10 a.m. of shots fired. When officers arrived, Pierre Woods allegedly opened fire on them. In an attempt to apprehend Woods, tear gas was deployed, and police said Woods shot at police and was shot and killed.

According to police, an officer tried to stop a suspicious vehicle whose driver, 34-year-old Kevin Vargas, was engaged in an apparent road-rage incident. The driver refused to stop and a brief pursuit ensued, during which Vargas allegedly tried to ram at least three patrol cars. The chase ended when Vargas plowed into an another vehicle, setting that vehicle on fire and killing Isaias Cruz.

James Green was wanted for questioning in connection with a Samson shooting death. He died of an alleged self-inflicted gunshot wound when police caught up with him, police said.

A man was detained by sheriff's deputies on Saturday and taken to Palomar Medical Center Poway due to mental health issues. Deputies confiscated firearms and ammunition the man had at his home to prevent him from harming himself, and he was released Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Then, deputies were called again for a reported disturbance between the man and his wife. The man had gotten a gun, and deputies headed to his apartment around 3:15 a.m. Police were able to establish communication with the man, and spent several hours trying to convince him to surrender. Just before noon on Sunday, police determined the man had shot and killed himself.

An off-duty U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and killed Johnathan Liddell in a Walmart parking lot, police said. Police said Agent Othello Lamar Jones shot Johnathan Liddell, of Austell, outside the Walmart about 1 p.m. Police found Liddell dead inside his car. Witnesses said Liddell never got out of his car. Jones claimed he removed an airsoft gun from the back seat and placed it on top of the vehicle after he killed the man.

Nam Le, 34, shot and killed four people he held hostage while police waited outside. Police then stormed the house and killed Nam Le. Two small children were released unharmed from the home several hours after the standoff began, police said. Killed were 30-year-old Lan Thi My Van, 28-year-old Le Thi My Van, 65-year-old Cho Thi Van, and Phung Minh Le, 28.

Nam Le, 34, shot and killed four people he held hostage while police waited outside. Police then stormed the house and killed Nam Le. Two small children were released unharmed from the home several hours after the standoff began, police said. Killed were 30-year-old Lan Thi My Van, 28-year-old Le Thi My Van, 65-year-old Cho Thi Van, and Phung Minh Le, 28.

Nam Le, 34, shot and killed four people he held hostage while police waited outside. Police then stormed the house and killed Nam Le. Two small children were released unharmed from the home several hours after the standoff began, police said. Killed were 30-year-old Lan Thi My Van, 28-year-old Le Thi My Van, 65-year-old Cho Thi Van, and Phung Minh Le, 28.

Following an armed robbery, Christopher Wallace barricaded himself and his alleged female accomplice in an apartment where a relative of the woman lived. The house caught fire shortly after Wallace locked himself and the woman inside, but police said the two did not die from the fire. Police said Wallace shot and killed the woman, then shot and killed himself.

Following an armed robbery, Christopher Wallace barricaded himself and his alleged female accomplice in an apartment where a relative of the woman lived. The house caught fire shortly after Wallace locked himself and the woman inside, but police said the two did not die from the fire. Police said Wallace shot and killed the woman, then shot and killed himself.

Around 8 p.m., deputies responded to a 911 call about a shooting. When deputies arrived, they found a woman's body outside of the home. The armed man had already fled in the victim's vehicle. The sheriff's office says a second victim, who had also been shot and killed, was still inside the vehicle. Deputies spotted the vehicle, and chased it. During the chase, Bryce Bellomo allegedly fired at police vehicles with his 9mm handgun, wounding one of the deputies. The man eventually drove the vehicle into a ditch. A pursuing deputy came upon the vehicle, and Bellomo got out of his vehicle and exchanged gunfire with the deputy. Bellomo then got back into the vehicle, where he was found dead.

Around 7 a.m., officers shot and killed a man with a knife in the 7th Street/Metro Center station in downtown Los Angeles. Hernandez was having an altercation with transit security when LAPD transit officers attempted first a "non-lethal" method and then when that was unsuccessful, they shot and killed Hernandez.

Shelia Ragland called 911 because her son, Mario Clark, was having a psychotic episode. When officers arrived, they restrained Clark. At some point, Clark ended up on the floor, his hands and feet handcuffed, she said. Ragland alleged officers beat Clark on his legs and kicked and hit her son in the head while she pleaded with them to stop. Clark was transported to an area hospital and was placed on life support and died days later.

Troopers were called to a domestic dispute between the two brothers around 5 p.m., police said. Michael Drayer was allegedly attacking his brother Jesse Lynn Drayer, 40, with a knife. Jesse Drayer got into a police vehicle, but Michael followed him inside the cruiser, knife still in hand, and when Michael continued his attack, a trooper shot and killed him.

After a series of robberies, culminating in a robbery at a Walgreens about 11 p.m., police chased four people before engaging in a shootout with the men. Christopher Brimsey, 20, died during the exchange of gunfire, and Patrick Reed, 19, died a bit later. Joshua Prater Jr., 21, and Dametric M. Hunter, 21, were charged with aggravated robbery.

Leslie K. Austin instigated a high-speed chase from Missouri to Illinois and committed suicide with a self-inflicted gunshot during his standoff with police. During the chase Austin attempted to carjack a vehicle, where he allegedly shot and killed the car's driver, 67-year-old Gregory Price.

Leslie K. Austin instigated a high-speed chase from Missouri to Illinois and committed suicide with a self-inflicted gunshot during his standoff with police. During the chase Austin attempted to carjack a vehicle, where he allegedly shot and killed the car's driver, 67-year-old Gregory Price.

Officer Brian Simonsen was fatally shot in a T-Mobile store, and Officer Matthew Gorman was wounded in the leg. Police said the officers were believed to have been shot when other officers arrived at the scene and began shooting. The suspect was taken into custody and reported to be in critical condition, police said. He reportedly had been wielding an imitation gun. Christopher Ransom and Jagger Freeman, who were not police officers, were charged with Simonsen's murder.

Deputy Cody Mitchell was driving a man to his residence in a transport van when the van went off the highway and overturned several times. Deputy Mitchell and the passenger were seriously hurt. Both were taken to a hospital where the passenger, identified as 66-year-old James Baggott of Franklin, N.C., later died.

Police received a 911 call about a man who was possibly armed with a handgun and acting erratically. The caller said the man might have been under the influence of drugs due to his behavior. When police arrived, the man saw them and began running through the neighborhood. Police said he ran through several yards and then broke into an occupied home. Police said he came out with a handgun which he pointed at an officer. Phayvanh Inthavong was then shot and killed.

Skylar Williams, a 20-year-old student taken from a branch campus of Ohio State University and her suspected abductor, Ty'rell Pounds, 24, were killed after a police chase ended. Williams died after reportedly being shot by Pounds who in turn was shot by a Kentucky trooper.

About 2:15 a.m., San Fernando officers became involved in a vehicle pursuit. Details regarding the reason for the chase were withheld. The driver crashed the car near the Hansen Dam Recreation area and fled on foot. He made his way about half a mile into the park and jumped into the lake and began swimming. After spending about two hours in the cold water, he was seen treading water, then going under and drowning, police said.

Around 1:30 a.m., Willie Jermaine Robinson told police from inside his home that he was armed. Deputies said while they were taking cover, they heard a shot come from the home. They later determined that a woman inside the home was shot. Deputies said her injuries are non-life threatening. Deputies said Robinson came outside with a firearm and shot at the deputies. At least one deputy shot and killed him. Video shows Robinson's gun to be a handgun and his repeatedly urging officers to "kill me" before he was shot and killed.

Officers responded to a domestic complaint around 11:01 a.m. Police said Jeffrey D. Tyree had a knife and attempted to harm himself. Tyree eventually put down the knife. An officer came from behind trying to separate Tyree from the knife, Tyree grabbed the knife. The officer in front allegedly felt the officer in back was in danger, so he shot and killed Tyree.

Police found a stolen vehicle around 11 a.m. When they tried to stop the vehicle, the man sped off. Officers followed him using Starchase, a tracking device that sticks to a fleeing vehicle, to help avoid a pursuit. Police tracked the vehicle until he slammed into a parked truck and ran toward a nearby apartment complex. As officers chased him, he allegedly pulled out a gun and "a shot was heard" before he crawled through an apartment window and started calling for help and then died.

Officers attempted to pull over a Nissan driven by 17-year-old Nahriek Belford after seeing the car fail to stop at a stop sign. But the driver kept going, and police chased him. The driver then hit another car, a Honda CRV trying to make a left turn. The Honda's driver and passenger, 74-year-old Jerome Weingarten and his 71-year-old wife, Randee Weingarten, of Middle Island, were killed. A passenger in the Nissan, Angelo Belford, 19, was also killed.

Officers attempted to pull over a Nissan driven by 17-year-old Nahriek Belford after seeing the car fail to stop at a stop sign. But the driver kept going, and police chased him. The driver then hit another car, a Honda CRV trying to make a left turn. The Honda's driver and passenger, 74-year-old Jerome Weingarten and his 71-year-old wife, Randee Weingarten, of Middle Island, were killed. A passenger in the Nissan, Angelo Belford, 19, was also killed.

Police were called to a residence regarding domestic violence. During a standoff, Charles Cook shot and wounded an officer and was shot and killed.

A 17-year-old boy from Oakland driving a stolen truck that police were chasing. Christian Harrison was hit and killed while waiting for the turn light at March Lane and Da Vinci Drive.

Officers responded to reports of a woman's death in a domestic-violence incident when they entered an apartment and were confronted by a man who picked up a knife, police said. They shot and killed him.

Deputies were serving an arrest warrant for Jason Hill at the Garden Tree Hotel. Police said while outside the hotel, Hill fired at deputies and was shot and killed.

An alleged attempted carjacking at a Harrison County gas station led to a pursuit into Stone County, where an exchange of gunfire killed the driver, Miles Dylan Cooper, and wounded his two passengers, police said.

Police were called to a residence to investigate a disturbance and reportedly encountered a hostile man in front of the property. Police withheld details regarding the circumstances, including whether Nolan Hurtzig was armed.

Deputies were called to a home at about 9:30 p.m. by a 911 call in which Allon Jones threatened to kill himself. Jones allegedly was in the home and had three potential hostages. Two people left the home, but the third was unable to leave because of medical reasons. Jones allegedly walked out of the home with a handgun and pointed it in the direction of officers who shot and killed him.

A LaSalle police officer shot Seth Keo Mallard at 2:42 a.m., police said. The officer, who has not been identified and was not injured, was responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle. Mallard allegedly pointed a shotgun at the officer before the officer killed him.

Eleanor Northington allegedly had been causing a disturbance at Mt. Calvary Apostolic Church at 8:30 p.m. A behavioral health officer who was a church member tried unsuccessfully to calm her. She allegedly assaulted the approaching officers. The officers physically restrained her and placed her in handcuffs, and she died.

Douglas County deputies were chasing Deanna May Bixby when she crashed into another car and killed Jayne Frances Davicsin, 25, and Ryan Scott Carter, 27. Bixby was driving erratically and reached speeds of up to 100 mph while the deputy pursued her. Bixby allegedly was driving a car that was stolen two days earlier.

Jawara A. Brunson was killed in a crash when he allegedly tried to evade a traffic stop by Batesburg police, and police chased him.

Police were executing a search warrant at a home. When they broke into the home shortly before 10 p.m., a man inside the residence began shooting at them, killing Trooper Lucas B. Dowell, 28. Corey Johnson was shot and killed by police.

Patrick Battistello, 50, killed his 24-year-old girlfriend, Kimberly Cuni, in her apartment about 2 a.m. as Orange County Deputy Edgar Castillo, who was investigating an earlier argument, was outside the woman's apartment writing a report, police said. He then shot and killed himself.

Casey Wells was tasered and killed by police when he resisted handcuffing by an officer. Wells was naked on the road and had been performing yoga. He was under the influence of methamphetamine and ecstasy.

John T. Boyer allegedly committed suicide as local and state police surrounded the Peppertree apartments, where a despondent person was thought to be barricaded inside.

A deputy pulled over a vehicle about 11:30 p.m. The driver, Dylan Joseph Mark Cross, allegedly took out a weapon, and Deputy Andy McCrea shot and killed him.

Officer Vincent Faso was on an unrelated call around 3:30 p.m. when he "heard a woman screaming and then saw a man was attacking and assaulting her with a knife," police said. Faso ordered the man to drop the knife, but he didn't and continued to stab the woman. Faso shot and killed him.

Just after 3 p.m., U.S. Marshals were trying to get in touch with Robert Martinez. Martinez was wanted on a federal arrest warrant for a probation violation, police said. After agents saw Martinez get in a vehicle driven by a woman, they attempted to stop the vehicle. The woman allegedly continued driving, eventually colliding with several unmarked police cars. An officer who was standing outside then fired shots toward her - striking her in the extremities and causing her vehicle to come to a stop. Martinez started reaching around inside the vehicle while refusing to follow orders to surrender to officers. A Jefferson County Sheriff's deputy shot and killed him.

A State Parole officer approached a residence around 8:49 p.m. to check on a parolee who was a registered sex offender. The officer knocked on the door and was met by a woman in her 50s. The woman reportedly pointed a pistol at the officer. The officer questioned the woman, who insisted the parolee did not live there. After the officer left, she contacted MCSO and requested deputies check the residence and investigate the woman. Deputies arrived at 10:10 p.m. and knocked on the door, announcing they were with the sheriff's office. Anthony Pellissier answered the door and pointed a weapon at one of the deputies, who shot and killed him.

Virginia State Police said the Sussex County Sheriff's Department called troopers around 6:45 a.m. regarding a fatal crash on Route 602, that had stemmed from a chase. Details were withheld by police. The driver was a juvenile.

Three officers saw a truck weaving in and out of traffic around 1:30 a.m. They were all in separate patrol cars when they attempted to pull over Siatu'u Tauai. As the officers got out of the cars, the truck drove over an embankment to get away. The officers later caught up with Tauai. One officer sprayed him with pepper spray, but it didn't incapacitate him. He allegedly drove in the general direction of officers and was shot and killed.

Deputies received a tip that David Michael Bosiljevac, who reportedly had a felony warrant, was going to be at a storage facility. Two deputies arrived at the storage unit facility just before 1 p.m. and saw the man. He ran to the driver's seat of a car, not complying with their commands to stop, and retrieved an Airsoft pistol and reportedly pointed it at him. Bosiljevac was shot and killed.

Driver Gregory Griffin was shot and killed by a Newark police officer following a car chase. A passenger was seriously injured. The officer was charged with aggravated manslaughter for shooting at the fleeing vehicle

Nekiylo Dawayne Graves drove up to the main security gate at the Nevada nuclear test site in Mercury at about 5:20 p.m. but didn't stop, police said. When Graves drove past the gate, security officers called for help from the Nye County Sheriff's Office substation at the test site. Deputy John Kakavulias caught up with the security officers chasing Graves, who stopped the car about 8 miles from the gate along Mercury Highway. Graves got out of the car and approached a security officer and Kakavulias with an unspecified object in his hand. He was shot and killed.

During the forced entry of their home with a no-knock drug warrant, husband and wife, Dennis Tuttle, 59, and Rhogena Nicholas, 58, allegedly fired on officers after police killed their dog. They were shot and killed.

Alins Sumang was charged with three counts of manslaughter for the deaths of William Travis Lau, 39, Casimir Pokorny, 26, and Reino Ikeda, 47. Video from a city bus showed Sumang's truck whizzing past the bus, followed by Honolulu Police Officer Sheldon Watts.

Alins Sumang was charged with three counts of manslaughter for the deaths of William Travis Lau, 39, Casimir Pokorny, 26, and Reino Ikeda, 47. Video from a city bus showed Sumang's truck whizzing past the bus, followed by Honolulu Police Officer Sheldon Watts.

Police said Joseph Quintana shot two officers who responded to a shots-fired call–one in the abdomen and one in the leg–and then barricaded himself inside a home. After a standoff that lasted several hours, flames and smoke started coming out of the building, and Quintana allegedly shot and killed himself with one of the officer's guns which had been dropped when the officer was shot.

Deputies Chey Sumrall and Josh Strickland resigned after Sumrall crashed a patrol car into a vehicle and killing 66-year old Charlie Epting Sr. and 80-year-old Annie Everette. Sumrall was on-duty, but wasn't involved in an emergency. Police withheld details as to how Strickland was involved.

Deputies and troopers responded to a domestic disturbance complaint at a house. Deputies said they could see through a window and saw a man carrying a long gun inside of the home. Once they heard a gunshot from inside of the house, one deputy approached the door. The man inside of the house allegedly appeared at the glass door, holding a long gun and a pistol. The man reportedly pointed the pistol at the deputy, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Garland police said they arrived to the parking lot of a Dollar General around 11 p.m. after receiving a call from Russ Allen McClellan who expressed suicidal thoughts. Officers found McClellan in the parking lot and attempted to communicate with him, at which point McClellan reached for his gun and pointed it at the officers who shot and killed him.

A police pursuit started in Yucca Valley, California, and ended in Ehrenberg, Arizona, where Christian Albarran refused to obey commands from troopers and was shot and killed. He was believed at the time to be armed with a handgun. Albarran reportedly had several outstanding felony warrants, corporal punishment/spousal abuse, credit card fraud and had a background of arrests related to violent crimes and was on probation for domestic violence

Officers Nathaniel Hendren, 29, and Katlyn Alix, 24, were reportedly playing some version of Russian roulette when Hendren shot and killed Aliz. The St. Louis police officer has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action following the shooting death of his fellow officer.

People reported Dwight Steward had a knife. Police said he refused to comply with commands and approached them, and they shot and killed him.

About 11:53 a.m., police received a request for a welfare check on a possibly suicidal man. The unidentified 47-year-old was said to have a handgun and was located in Front Park off Route 28 bypass. When officers arrived, the man fled in a vehicle heading south, police said. The man eventually pulled over and negotiated with police for several minutes before shooting and killing himself, police said.

Two men fled a traffic stop initiated by DPS officers at a Maverik gas station. Once the two suspects were found, DPS alleged that Marcus Gishal, 20, shot at officers, leading to the four officers shooting and killing Gishal and Preston Oszust, 20.

Deputies got a call to assist a suicidal subject around 5:30 p.m. When officers arrived, they saw a bloody man through one of the home's windows. Officers entered the home, and the man allegedly went after one of the officers, who tasered him. A second officer tried to put handcuffs on the man, but the man lunged at that officer with a knife, and Kevin Vawter was shot and killed.

Horacio Ruiz-Rodriguez allegedly had kidnapped two women, killed one, and sexually assaulted the other, before police shot and killed him when he was found sitting in a vehicle, refused to comply with orders, claimed to have a gun, and reached for his waistband. After he was dead it was discovered he had been unarmed..

Police were called to a pawn shop where three people were attempting to sell stolen guns. When officers arrived, Chance Mavity took off on foot. Officers Kody Kaiser and Brad Mansur followed Mavity and ordered him to stop. Mavity did not comply with the officer's instructions and instead raised a 9mm semi-automatic handgun and fired at them. Kaiser fired 15 rounds, and Mansur fired 4 rounds, killing Mavity.

Officers were trying to arrest Jose "Joey" Mercado Sr. during a family fight just before midnight, police said. A member of his family had called police to report Mercado was assaulting family members and throwing beer bottles at their house. The relative said Mercado had a knife and was drunk. An officer fired a Taser, but Mercado pulled out the probes. Police physically subdued him, killing him in the process.

Around 10:35 p.m., an unidentified man was being pursued by officers at speeds exceeding 80 mph. He was driving a tan 1998 Toyota Corolla. He entered the eastbound lanes of SR 60 the wrong way, and after driving for three miles into oncoming traffic, he lost control of the Toyota and struck a blue 2018 Kia Nitro in the slow lane, injuring the driver of the Kia, and killing the fleeing driver.

Officers responded about 7:30 a.m. to a report of a suspicious man possibly dealing drugs in the parking lot of Tanglewood Apartments, police said. When officers arrived and approached the vehicle on foot, he allegedly drove into the direction of the officers. One of the officers shot and killed Jason C. Minnick.

Police said there was a domestic situation, and someone called about the screaming. Officer Samuel Heffernan shot and killed Matthew Neil Tuhkanen when he reached for a "blind spot" after failing to comply with the officer's orders.

Fairfield police responded to a residence regarding a complaint of gunshots. When officers arrived, they heard gunshots coming from within the residence. They were fired upon by a person at the residence, but no one was struck, and they did not return fire, police said. At approximately 4 a.m., police entered the residence and found the suspect dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Officers responded to a home around 11:45 a.m. for a mental health check. During the follow up, Dale Weich reportedly pulled out a handgun. The officer shot and killed Weich.

Carla D. Tewell was killed in a fatal crash. She was the driver of a 2011 Honda Accord involved in a police pursuit in Chautauqua County, police said. The car was eastbound on U.S. 166 and entered Montgomery County, where the driver failed to negotiate the curve at the junction with U.S. 75.

Arthur Edigin allegedly shot his estranged wife, Graciela Torres, 66, and his 31-year-old daughter, Penny Grace Edigin Zapata, around 7 p.m. in an apparent domestic violence incident at the Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church. Edigin fired at least five shots into the passenger side of the vehicle where Torres and Zapata were in, killing Torres and critically injuring Zapata, police said. Edigin fled and was later found at a west Houston hotel. Police attempted to negotiate with him via cellphone and room phone to get him out of the room. The standoff ended after Edigin was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the hotel room bathroom, police said.

Off-duty Adams County sheriff's deputy Jesse Jenson was shot and killed by LaSalle officer Caroline Persichetti after she confronted the plain-clothed deputy at the conclusion of a high-speed pursuit of two vehicles that began in Platteville.

Around 4:30 p.m., officer Timothy Kiefer reportedly found a man fitting the description of a suspect who was wanted in two armed robberies. Police said Kiefer perceived an "imminent deadly threat" after he got out of his car and made contact with Michael Daniel Kelley, and Kiefer shot and killed Kelley.

Shawn Joseph Billinger was shot and killed by a Fort Lupton police officer who was responding to a disturbance call about 1:40 p.m.

Troy police pulled over a driver around 11: 23 a.m. During the stop, the driver ran from the officer, police said. The officer chased the man into a rural area and saw him swimming away in a private pond. The man became distressed while swimming, and the officer requested assistance before reportedly entering the water in an unsuccessful rescue attempt. The Covington County Dive Team and divers from the Pike County Sheriff's office searched for several hours before recovering the man's body.

A plainclothes officer was pumping gas for his unmarked vehicle at about 7:21 p.m. when D'ettrick Griffin allegedly entered his car and attempted to drive away. The officer shot and killed him. The vehicle continued southbound on Whitehall Street where it hit two other cars before it stopped.

Aurora police responded to a home around 2 a.m. after a person in the home called 911 to report that a man inside the residence was armed with a firearm and "acting erratically," police said. officers heard a gunshot from within the residence and made entry. Trimble, armed with two handguns and wearing body armor, was eventually located in a back bedroom along with Heerdt. Trimble ignored numerous orders to put down the weapon. Based on him pointing his guns in the direction of both the officers and Heerdt, Officers Zachary Ploch and David Kaufman shot and killed Trimble. During this exchange of gunfire, Trimble also opened fire, killing Heerdt.

Quency Floyd was shot and killed by police following an attempted carjacking arrest, during which Floyd fled on foot and was killed when he allegedly fired at police.

Police said they spotted a stolen pickup truck. When they tried to pull the truck over, it sped off. Police chased the car for a little while, but reportedly lost sight of it. Less than a mile away, the truck slammed into another car and killed the driver of that car, Harvey Lee.

William Owens was shot and killed by seven officers at a UPS warehouse after he took two woman hostage, police said. He was killed when he and the hostages came out of the facility. It wan not immediately clear why Owens took the hostages, or why he held the standoff at the facility instead of elsewhere, but he was formerly employed there.

Deputies got a call about altercation near SuperX market. A man said his 72-year-old father was the victim of an assault. When deputies arrived, they found Jahmal Derrick Stewart with a weapon and within minutes, Stewart was shot and killed.

Nathaniel Holland was a suspect in a double stabbing and home arson. He was was found hiding in a heavily wooded creek around 10:45 p.m. by a Fairfield police dog. Holland allegedly attacked the dog with a knife and was shot and killed by an officer.

At about 3:19 a.m., Lakewood police were dispatched to a suspicious-circumstance call at an apartment. The man told dispatch that there was an unknown person in the apartment armed with a knife. He also said that his father and brother were there, but unaware of what was going on. While officers were on the way to the scene, the man told dispatch that the subject was now armed with a gun and knife. When officers arrived, apparent caller charged at the officers with a knife, police said. Three officers shot and killed Keith Harvey.

An officer was responded to a disturbance about 4:45 p.m. near Big 5 Sporting Goods, and saw a man shoot and kill a woman. He opened fire on the officer and struck his vehicle several times. The officer shot and killed the man.

The FBI said an arrest warrant had been issued for Nathan Thoe because he was the subject of an ongoing investigation. Federal officers from more than one agency were attempting to arrest Thoe at the White Lake rest area, when Thoe was shot and killed. Police have withheld information as to what precipitated the killing.

Amiliano Apodaca was the passenger in a vehicle in which the driver allegedly drove toward a deputy after a high-speed chase. A woman was driving the vehicle and reportedly suffered life-threatening injuries in the incident, but her name was not immediately released. Police said the woman allegedly rammed a Fremont County sheriff's deputy's patrol car and nearly struck a Canon City police car while she was driving recklessly on eastbound U.S. 50. Deputies intentionally rammed the woman's car, forcing it to a stop in an open field, but the woman then continued to drive away. A deputy then crashed into her car, after which the car stopped in front of a home. Police said when deputies got out of their vehicles and went to approach the vehicle, she drove toward one of the deputies, and a deputy shot at her and killed her passenger.

Police said a state trooper and a Dearborn County sheriff's deputy were investigating a report of an armed man when they approached a home. Police said Christopher Schmitt, who lived at the home, pointed a firearm at them and Trooper Jordan Craig and Deputy Brian Weigel shot and killed him.

Police were investigating a report of a suspicious man in a stolen vehicle in the parking lot of the Elevate Apartment Homes just before 5:30 a.m. The man allegedly began struggling with officers, brandished an ax, and Bill Akes was shot and killed.

Officers responded to reports of a person shooting a gun. When officers arrived, they found an armed man in the street in a confrontation with a woman. The man and an officer fired guns. The man was taken to Medical Center of the Rockies. He died Jan. 14. The Larimer County Coroner's Office said Joshua Moore died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

Jacob Michael Harris was shot and killed when confronted by police. He was suspected of participating in an armed robbery, police said. Police claim subject aimed handgun at them, and then they shot him, but video shows a subject fleeing on foot and subject was shot in the back.

Officers said they approached the man in a Walmart parking lot at around 8:45 p.m. in an attempt to get him to drop a hatchet. Police said officers tasered him when the man started coming toward them to no effect. The man allegedly continued to walk toward them, and one officer shot and killed him.

A deputy was traveling in an unmarked car when he spotted Josiah Pinner's friend crossing the street. He said he swerved to avoid the friend, only to hit Josiah instead. Deputy Philip J. Montesi was allegedly going 21 mph over the speed limit when he killed the boy.

After midnight, Royce Grayson Timberwolf was fleeing from a Meskwaki Nation police officer while driving on Northwood Drive in the Meskwaki Settlement. Timberwolf's vehicle reportedly slid off the road, rolled several times, and he was ejected and killed.

Johnny Burney was killed after officers entered a home to serve a search warrant, and he brandished a handgun. Police had reportedly bought drugs inside the house earlier in the day.

Two officers and a KDOC employee planned to arrest Geoffrey Morris on a felony warrant in a parking lot. When they told him to get out of the car, he allegedly failed to comply. Police said the man reversed, hitting a police vehicle, then drove forward, and officers shot and killed him.

Officers responded to investigate a report of a vehicle theft. At approximately 4:30 a.m., an officer with the Story City Police Department found the vehicle and attempted to stop it, but the driver fled through Story, Hamilton and Webster counties. Story City officers picked up the chase. The van being chased went into a median, and Phillip Wooden was ejected from the vehicle and killed in the crash.

James Bangura reportedly killed himself after being barricaded in a Groton home. Police said the standoff began when a woman told responding officers that her husband was inside the home with a handgun and that he had fired it.

Charles Norman allegedly barricaded himself inside a home and shot and killed himself when police used tear gas and entered the home. He was allegedly wanted for kidnapping and domestic violence charges.

Israel Dealmeida allegedly fled a traffic stop. After the two-minute pursuit, where police unsuccessfully attempted to use stop sticks, Dealmeida struck the back of the semi, killing him.

A deputy was patrolling Highway 9 in Boiling Springs when he allegedly spotted two cars racing. The chase ended when 21-year-old Alan M. Dixon crashed into four vehicles, killing the driver of a Mazda, Thomas Michael Delise.

An off-duty Clarkston officer was working at the Red Lobster when he saw a man being robbed in the parking lot. When the officer went to help, the four alleged robbers got into another car and shot at the officer and victim as they drove off. The officer shot at the alleged robbers, hitting two of them, killing one.

David M. Novak was shot and killed because a neighbor reported he had a gun and was firing shots. Police reported a gunshot when they arrived. No gun was found. Novak may have been hitting a vehicle with a baseball bat.

David Torres was stunned and handcuffed by sheriff's deputies following reports that he was trying to break into homes in his neighborhood, police said.

William Lee Gifford was operating a motorcycle that was being chased by police officers that collided with a 2010 Chevrolet Tahoe, killing Gifford.

Edward Lynn Epps Jr. allegedly shot and killed Heidi De Leon, 40, and Jose De Leon, 47, before turning the gun on himself during a police standoff in the De Leon home.

A man allegedly killed two people before police caught up with him. He and police engaged in a gunfight, and he was shot and killed.

Police were pursuing a car reported stolen from a pizza delivery driver. Police said three people jumped out of the car as it moved across a roadway, and Dion Taylor was fatally struck by a pursuing officer's cruiser.

Around 3:10 a.m., a patrolling deputy spotted "an occupied suspicious vehicle" in the driveway of a church. There was one person in the car, David John Engebretson. There was a warrant out for Engebretson's arrest, but he refused to get out of his car, so the deputy called for backup, police said. After a second deputy arrived, there was an exchange of gunfire between the deputies and Engebretson. Engebretson was shot and killed.

A man was shot and killed by police after allegedly setting fire to the Rotten Robbie station in Cupertino, where he worked, and then "shooting indiscriminately" at people and passing cars at another Rotten Robbie station in Santa Clara.

Deputies were dispatched at 8:30 p.m., in response to a 911 call from a customer at a Del Taco, who reported that a man had just pointed a handgun at him while inside the restaurant. The deputies attempted to speak to the man inside the Del Taco, and the man allegedly produced a handgun and was shot and killed.

Medical staff at California Pacific Medical Center Mission Bernal Campus summoned police officers, who were already at the hospital for an unrelated matter, "for assistance with a person." During their encounter, Christopher Kliment became incapacitated. Kliment was brought into the emergency room for treatment, hospitalized, and died two days later, police said.

According to police, Officer Andria Heese, 27, was in a roundabout at the west entrance to Battle High School when she exited the left side of the road with the intention of parking on the sidewalk so that she could watch students load onto the school buses. Gabriella Curry, 4, was walking on the sidewalk when Heese struck and killed her.

Police were pursuing John Richard Camacho after a caller reported someone firing a weapon around 9:30 p.m. Two officers found a vehicle matching the description and pulled it over. The passenger, Camacho, who matched the description of the suspect, got out of the vehicle and faced the officers. He put his hands in the air as commanded at first, but then lowered them before reaching toward his waistband and grabbing a replica firearm. He was shot and killed.

Police responded to a 911 hangup. After arriving, the female victim, with a child, told police her husband assaulted her and was in the home with a gun and was threatening suicide. The woman told police that another child was still sleeping in the home. Police broke into the home, and the officers found the child, who was unharmed. The man was found in a bedroom, dead. Likely suicide.

Abiel Innis De Joel Rios was shot and killed after firing at police and leaving a home with a shotgun pointed toward officers, after they deployed chemical weapons on him. Officers were responding around 2 p.m. to a family disturbance involving an assault with a deadly weapon.

Jae Wesley Hardy was driving a 2008 Dodge 2500 pick up truck that was reported stolen from Prattville. Officers were told that there was a gun in the vehicle. Hardy abandoned the stolen vehicle and got into another vehicle after an officer tried to make contact with him. He reportedly led police on a a high speed chase that ended on Highway 14 when police said he showed a handgun and was shot and killed.

Police received a call around noon for a suicidal man with a gun inside his home. Robert Myers spent three hours talking with police, and fired shots inside the house, at officers and at an armored police vehicle. They did not return fire at that point. Police were able to get Myers to come out of the home, without weapons, around 4:20 p.m. He reportedly came out with a gun and swung it in the direction of an officer who shot and killed him.

Lawrence Hall, the suspect involved in the high-speed chase that killed Louis Reese, was booked on charges relating to the robbery-turned-kidnapping at the beginning of January.

Arron Lambert shot and killed by a San Antonio police officer after he allegedly took an officer's stun gun and used it on him.

Keith Campbell, 29, apparently stabbed himself before driving into an SUV in Philadelphia, killing Dennis Palandro Jr., 31, Joseph Ferry, 36, and Kelly Wiseley, 35. He was arraigned from his hospital bed on homicide charges. Various agencies chased him at times.

Keith Campbell, 29, apparently stabbed himself before driving into an SUV in Philadelphia, killing Dennis Palandro Jr., 31, Joseph Ferry, 36, and Kelly Wiseley, 35. He was arraigned from his hospital bed on homicide charges. Various agencies chased him at times.

Lawrence Javaris Hall III, 26, was allegedly fleeing on foot from a robbery when he kidnapped and carjacked Louis Warren Reese, 84, at gunpoint outside his home. Hall hit speeds of up to 100 mph in the stolen SUV, hitting and injuring one officer who was laying out a spike strip and crashing into a police cruiser, injuring another officer. An officer knocked Hall off the road, causing the SUV to spin around and slam into a power pole. Reese died later in the hospital from multiple injuries. Hall was charged with murder and fleeing police.

Trooper S.A. Collins initiated a traffic stop around 9 p.m. Brandon Lovell Webster allegedly accelerated in his general direction, fleeing, and Collins shot and killed him.

Ja'Ron Nero's body was found in the Nimishillen Creek on Jan. 28, four weeks after he ran from police responding to a domestic dispute involving him, his children's mother and another man at a nearby apartment complex. Nero's family had asked police to use a boat to look for him since he was last seen near the creek.

Jesus Manuel Ramos allegedly had broken into a neighbor's apartment when he was shot and killed by Officer Mike Kimbley, police said. Police said Ramos refused to follow officer instructions and was shot when he ran toward an occupied apartment. He was found dead inside an apartment without a weapon.

Brant Hartung reportedly called emergency personnel as he was suffering from chest pains. He refused the EMTs entry into his home, and reportedly indicated he thought someone was trying to get into his house and poison him. He allegedly shot at police and was shot and killed.

Police went to a home for a welfare check regarding Kevin Simmons, who was suspected of having consumed a large amount of drugs. When the officers arrived at the home, they encountered Simmons, who they said threatened them with a handgun and discharged pepper spray inside of the home. After a standoff, Simmons reportedly shot and killed himself.

A toddler, her young mother and a man died when their vehicle drove into the frigid Kinnickinnic River while being chased by police. The body of 19-year-old Shannan Nehmer was recovered from the vehicle. The teen's child, 2-year-old Annamelia, and her 29-year-old boyfriend were found in the vehicle when it was pulled from the water the next day. Police said the vehicle went into the water after 8:30 p.m. when an officer spotted a car allegedly connected to several armed robberies and attempted to pull the driver over. The driver sped off and police pursued until the driver lost control and went into the river. A gun allegedly used in the armed robberies was recovered from the vehicle. Medical examiner determined all three deaths were from drowning in fresh water.

About 10 p.m., dispatchers received a call of a domestic disturbance outside Fort Dodge. A responding deputy saw a vehicle matching the description and attempted to stop it. The vehicle did not stop, and the driver fled. During the attempted stop, shots were exchanged. Matthew Hurley drove out into a field and came to a stop. Officers found the dead driver who was determined to have died by the officer's bullet. The dead driver was reportedly holding a handgun when he died.

At 9:42 p.m., a man telephoned police to report that someone had shot themselves in the front yard of his home. Through the course of the telephone call, the caller said that he was the one going to kill himself and then hung up. Officers responded to the home. No injured people were found. A man walked out of the garage holding a handgun. The man was ordered to drop the weapon. He disregarded the commands, continued walking to the center of the cul-de-sac where he shot and killed himself.

Kerry D. Blake Jr. allegedly carjacked a car with children inside. He released the children then fled to a home where a standoff with police began. He was shot and killed when police entered the home. He had reportedly threatened police with an iron bar and a sword. Blake's family said he suffered from schizophrenia, but it was not reported whether police were aware of his medical issues upon arrival.

Officers reported to a home at around 9:30 p.m. for reports of a suspicious man. When police arrived, a man was wielding a knife and walking around the property. After confronting the man, one of the officers reportedly used a Taser on the man. It was ineffective, police said. Police said a second officer shot and killed the man.

At 10:40 a.m., officers entered a residence to search for a subject with an arrest warrant. During their search, an unidentified man was shot and killed by two officers after the man allegedly threatened them with a firearm inside the residence.

Jaylen Purge allegedly grabbed a tip jar at a restaurant. Employees chased him, then a passing police officer took up the pursuit. Purge's car disappeared a few blocks away. Police found the car flipped over and submerged in a pond off Pavillion Place.

Edwin C. Bundy was found hiding behind a shower curtain after police arrived in response to a 911 call about a man entering the apartment where the woman's 15-year-old daughter was found alone. The daughter hid and left the apartment unharmed when police arrived. The mother and police entered the apartment to do a walk-through with police who were unaware that Bundy was still inside. Bundy was shot and killed when he reportedly lunged for his handgun.

Police said a trooper had tagged an abandoned black Chevrolet Tahoe SUV shortly before 4 p.m. on U.S. 231. That same trooper was driving on the same highway around 6:30 p.m. and saw a white Dodge car had pulled up in front of the Tahoe and had the hood open. The trooper reportedly walked up to Rightsell while giving commands, and Rightsell allegedly started reaching for his own handgun. The trooper shot and killed Rightsell.

An officer attempted to detain a man who was walking in the roadway carrying a weapon. The officer got out of the vehicle and told the man to drop the weapon. The man reportedly failed to comply with the officer's demands to drop the weapon and continued walking. The officer shot and killed him.

Police arrived to Erich Stelzer's residence around 10 p.m. on a report that Stelzer repeatedly slashed his date in the face with a knife. Officers used Tasers to subdue Stelzer. Stelzer died soon after being tasered.

Michael W. Davis shot and killed himself during a standoff that began as an alleged home invasion.

A deputy spotted a stolen SUV in southwest Lincoln. Deputies tried to stop the vehicle, but the SUV fled. The deputy reportedly did not pursue, as he was in an unmarked sheriff's car. Around 8 a.m., the same deputy saw the same SUV and called for backup. A pursuit began, and the driver fled west on I-80, got on the off-ramp to northwest 48th Street, lost control of the vehicle and flipped several times, ejecting all four occupants and killing Zayne Yost.

Officers responded at 2:21 a.m. to a call from an employee at Salem's about a large crowd gathered in the parking lot, police said. Officers attempted to clear the parking lot when Officer Raj Patel noticed a black Chevrolet Camaro that fit the description of a vehicle stolen from Winter Haven. As multiple officers approached the vehicle, the driver, Michael Jerome Taylor, allegedly attempted to flee. Officer Markais Neal and two other officers shot and killed Taylor as he reportedly accelerated through the parking lot, Police found a loaded black 9mm handgun in the Camaro. Police alleged vehicular assault.

An 8-year-old Guatemalan boy died in the custody of U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Christmas. A Border Patrol agent noticed that the child, who was detained while seeking asylum with his father, showed signs of illness. The father and son were taken to a medical center, where the child was initially diagnosed with a common cold. When the boy was evaluated for release, hospital staff found a fever, and he was held for an additional 90 minutes before being released. The boy was given prescriptions for amoxicillin, an antibiotic, and the painkiller ibuprofen. On Monday night, the boy was nauseous and began vomiting and was sent back to the same hospital but died on Tuesday. This incident may be outside of FatalEncounters dataset, which does not include individuals after they've been booked into the jail or prison system. Since the child was applying for asylum in the United States, his incarceration status is uncertain.

Police received a 911 call just after 5:30 p.m. about a fight between a woman and her boyfriend at a home, police said. Officers learned that a gunshot had possibly been fired inside the home. Antonio Ramos' girlfriend, another woman and two children left the home unharmed. Ramos came out of the house and began firing at officers with an assault rifle, who shot and killed him.

Officers attempted to stop a suspected DUI driver at 2:26 a.m. The driver, in a white BMW, was identified as Ivan Dimov by the CHP. Dimov fled from the CHP officers and led them on a short chase. At 2:27 a.m., Dimov allegedly ran a stop sign and collided with the left side of a gray Infiniti, killing Melvin Strong.

Officers allegedly saw Lorenzo Jackson swerving in traffic and activated their emergency lights and sirens to try and stop his pickup, but Jackson ran a red light and caused a fatal crash. Police said Lorenzo Jackson was driving a white Ford south at a high rate of speed, ran the traffic light and crashed into a Grand Am. A man and a woman inside the Grand Am were killed. Jackson was charged with second-degree murder.

A man was allegedly driving a stolen vehicle, which was pulled over for a traffic stop. He started firing on officers from his vehicle, then jumped out of the vehicle and shot at officers with a shotgun, five officers shot and killed him. This was Officer Bryce Willsey's second killing. Willsey would kill two more by June 2021.

77 year-old Thomas jackson, of Ulster, NY, kept police at bay for more than 24 hours in a residential area of Cottekill Road in Stone Ridge was found dead, police said. The incident began as a domestic violence dispute during which the man allegedly shot at a woman with a rifle

Ki'Anthony Tyus was killed when a Lexus SUV crashed into a utility pole following a police pursuit. Tyus was a passenger in the car, which had been reported stolen. The city of Louisville reached a $600,000 settlement with the family in December 2021.

At 12:40 a.m., officers responding to a report of a possible burglary encountered Jose Lemus, who was armed with a handgun. A fight began over control of the handgun, and police said they fired at him. The man ran from the officers. Lemus was found dead in the area a short time later.

Police said they responded to a 911 call regarding an intoxicated man threatening to harm himself. Officer Robert Gay arrived and called for backup. David MacAdams allegedly advanced toward him armed with a knife, and Gay shot and killed him.

Shelly Splittgerber, 36, and her 4-year-old son, Corden Fidler, were gunned down by Splittgerber's estranged husband, Matthew Splittgerber, 34, as they left their home. When police arrived, they heard shots inside the home. When they went in the house, they found Shelly's mother, Sherry Gray, 64, shot to death inside the home, and Matthew had shot and killed himself.

Shelly Splittgerber, 36, and her 4-year-old son, Corden Fidler, were gunned down by Splittgerber's estranged husband, Matthew Splittgerber, 34, as they left their home. When police arrived, they heard shots inside the home. When they went in the house, they found Shelly's mother, Sherry Gray, 64, shot to death inside the home, and Matthew had shot and killed himself.

Fort Worth police were notified by a police agency in Florida about Daniel Geiger posting a threat on social media to harm himself, police said. Police found his vehicle and stopped to check on his welfare. The man then allegedly produced a weapon and fired it at officers before fleeing the location. Police pursued the man and gunfire was exchanged, killing Geiger.

James E. Bayne allegedly shot and killed Ashley N. Bayne, 31, outside Craig-Botetourt Electric Cooperative at 8:09 a.m. Bayne drove off in a black Dodge Charger, which was spotted about 30 minutes later on U.S. 220 in Botetourt County by a deputy who tried to stop it, but Bayne fled. The car finally stopped, and deputies found Bayne with a fatal self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Deputy Terry Strawn shot and killed his wife, Theresa Strawn, 54; daughter, Courtney, 32; and his 6-year-old granddaughter, Londyn with his service handgun. He then shot and killed himself with the same gun