Del Rio was shot and killed after reportedly robbing a bank, and firing at officers before he was eventually cornered near Baseline Road and Interstate 10.

Deputies responded to a call about a disturbance at a home on Moody Lane in Gray. Upon arrival, officers encountered a male subject armed with a weapon, police said. Allegedly, a confrontation occurred which resulted in the officers shooting and killing Whitehead.

Moses Ruben, who had multiple warrants, was pulled over by Ennis police. While attempting to flee, Ruben crashed his car into several police cars, drove in the direction of officers, and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police responded to a call for a suicidal veteran. They shot and killed him when he refused to disarm and advanced upon them. Possibly premeditated suicide by cop.

Police responded to a shooting. Walter, the suspect, was inside his house. He eventually shot and killed himself.

Daugherty was wanted by the U.S. Marshals Service for a probation violation pertaining to a charge of possession of a weapon and an aggravated assault warrant through the Nashville, Tennessee Police Department. After he attacked someone in their home, a manhunt was launched, and police eventually caught up with Daugherty, and shot and killed him during a gunfight.

Police were trying to arrest Ayers when he was shot and killed. Few details have been disclosed by police as to why he was shot.

Police said the driver, Raymond Rivera, 31, Waner Nunez, 29, and Nelson Osegueda, 36, all of Danbury, were killed after the Nissan Maxima they were traveling in crashed into a utility pole on Mill Plain Road while they were fleeing police.

Police said the driver, Raymond Rivera, 31, Waner Nunez, 29, and Nelson Osegueda, 36, all of Danbury, were killed after the Nissan Maxima they were traveling in crashed into a utility pole on Mill Plain Road while they were fleeing police.

Police were called for a suicidal person. There was a gun battle and a deputy was injured while Rodick was killed by Officer Ronnie Dorrell.

An officer was sent to North Macgillis Drive in Round Lake; multiple people had called 911 saying a suspicious man was banging on doors of homes on the block and trying to force his way into at least one of them, police said. The man confronted the officer with a piece of broken glass and the two got into a fight. The officer then shot and killed him.

Police responded to a call at Ed Holup's home. Holup attempted to flee by vehicle, struck an officer, tried to do so again, and was shot and killed.

Deputies responded to a gunshot victim call, and while deputies attended to the victim, other deputies attempted to detain three male suspects. One of the suspects ran down an alley, immediately followed by two deputies. When the deputies caught up, the man turned toward one of them and drew a revolver from his waistband, police said. He was shot and killed.

Police say a deputy spotted a speeding car on Highway 61, but that it entered a work zone before she could pull it over. The driver, Sebon Reese, tried to exit the highway but careened into the construction area, hitting and killing Holley.

Thomas Sekscinski fled when police tried to stop him in a stolen car. He turned down a private lane at which time an officer stopped and got out of his car. Sekscinski turned around and was driving back in the general direction of the officer when he was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Baker was armed with a running chainsaw when he was fatally shot by Pierce County sheriff's deputies who were trying to keep him from assaulting his parents.

A deputy attempted to stop a vehicle on FM 2410. The vehicle fled before eventually coming to a stop in a private driveway. There was a gunfight, and Blanchard was killed.

Police were trying to serve two aggravated robbery warrants. Police say Mathis emerged from a motel bathroom with a knife, and he was shot and killed.

Police responded because he was walking around with a gun. When they arrived, he fled. Few details have been released about what exactly happened to precipitate the shooting.

Eagan police were called to Forest Ridge Townhomes on a report that a man was firing a gun outside the building. An exchange of gunfire happened after officers arrived. Kulhanek-Derks was killed by Sgt. Nathan Tennessen.

Desmond Bell reportedly committed suicide inside 7th Heaven after shooting and killing Cheri Bland inside the store. Police responded to a report of an active shooter at the store just before 1 p.m. Officers surrounded the business, then later located the man inside dead. According to police, officers did not fire any shots at the business. Other people were inside the store when the shootings occurred, but they were not physically injured.

Salazar threatened police with a knife before he was shot and killed. He'd been involved in several altercations that night. Officer Antony Gutierrez-McKain shot Salazar five times, killing him.

Hetrick was killed because he was armed and threatened to kill deputies who had arrived at his home to serve an arrest warrant, police said.

Livingstone went to sleep in a detox cell as he awaited booking. Jail staff trying to determine whether Livingstone had drugs in his system tried to wake him up some time later, but he would not move. Livingston later died of a hydrocodone overdose.

Coroner Rae Wooten said 29-year-old Christian Olivencia died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, after exchanging fire with police. Police responded to Plantation Flats Apartments, at 2181 Dunlap Street, for an intoxicated man firing a gun into the air.

Lund led officers on a pursuit, engaged in a gun battle with cops – shooting one whose life was saved by his badge – and died in a fiery crash, police said.

Coborubio was fatally wounded during an altercation as FBI SWAT agents served a search warrant at his mother's home. Little information is known.

Jackson was shot as he reportedly approached Fort Collins officers while armed with a knife on Bainbridge Street. Three officers shot Jackson, killing him, police said.

Parris Johnson died almost a week after he fell under a semi truck while police pursued him on foot. Officers were reportedly chasing Johnson at about 8:30 a.m. in connection with a retail theft when he jumped onto the interstate near 119th Street. Police had initially said Johnson's injuries were not life-threatening, but he died at a hospital on August 31, 2016.

Jeffrey Hosea was holding his son hostage and brandished a handgun when he was shot and killed.

Police said Bobby Lyn Buck carjacked a woman at the Family Dollar store in Nocona, and headed east on U.S. Highway 82. Police began the chase in St. Jo. The chase ended on Sanders Street. The vehicle then moved in the general direction of the officer, when a Montague County police shot and killed Buck. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Deputies were called to a residence on Gates Street for a report a male threatening to shoot law enforcement and himself. Deputies blocked off the street and at that time a shot was fired and struck the rear bumper of a Deputy vehicle. Police said they continued for several hours trying to make contact with the man. They were eventually able to get a robot in the front door of the home and saw a man deceased on the kitchen floor from an apparent gunshot wound.

Dinwiddie Sheriff's Deputy Terrell Coles, 24, was arrested and charged with the second-degree murder of his brother.

One man was killed in an incident that began as an auto theft stop, according to police, and quickly turned into a rolling gun battle. Two suspects escaped. A Louisiana State Police trooper was shot in the elbow.

Washington overdosed on cocaine and ecstasy. Deputies and EMS responded. Washington died on the way to Willowbrook Methodist Hospital.

Adkins allegedly shot James Nelson in the head before he barricaded himself in his home, killing himself after a six-hour standoff.

Boutin shot and wounded a man last week at his former workplace. After a standoff, he confronted police before fatally shooting himself, police said.

Officers were on patrol in a marked squad when they observed a known subject who had an active warrant out for his arrest. When the officers confronted Knight, he showed a weapon. Officers drew their duty guns and shot and killed him.

Deputies and Nevada Highway Patrol troopers attempted to stop a U Haul van near Interstate 80 and the USA Parkway, police said. The vehicle did not stop and traveled from I-80 to northbound Interstate 580 toward Stead where the vehicle exited onto a dirt road on the west side of North Virginia Street. According to police, officers then attempted to block the vehicle. Zimbelman was shot and killed.

According to the Ouachita Parish Sheriff's Office, deputies were investigating an attempted residential burglary when they received information identifying a suspect vehicle and two occupants. When deputies searched the home, they arrested 45 year-old Carlon D. Barefield of West Monroe. During the arrest, authorities say they heard gunshots in another room in the house. When deputies searched the home, they found Deal dead. Deputies believe he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Ruidoso police officers responded to a house after what they called a "domestic violence dispute" in which he threatened some residents with a rifle. Police said they rescued approximately 15 other people from the house before they shot Klassen after he ignored repeated orders to drop his .308 caliber rifle.

Troopers tried to stop a Volvo on I-485 near the 30-mile marker for a speeding violation. A seven-mile chase led the vehicles to Seven Oaks Drive. Troopers said Harris got out of the vehicle, and that led to an encounter where he was shot and killed. He had a hearing and speech impairment.

Officers tried to conduct a traffic stop for an improper turn on the 3900 block of Stockdale Highway, but the driver wouldn't stop, and a pursuit ensued. When the suspects' car stopped on the 900 block of Feliz Drive, two men got out of the backseat. Two women in the front seats stayed in the car. Villarreal led officers on a foot chase, shooting at officers several times. Officers shot and killed Villarreal.

Ravono was taken to Marin General Hospital's emergency department by a friend because he was acting erratically, police said. When Ravono left the hospital, hospital staff notified the Marin County Sheriff's Office. The Central Marin Police Authority found Ravono in the area of South Eliseo Drive. Ravono resisted the police officers and sheriff's deputies. He was handcuffed, placed in custody, and taken to the Psychiatric Emergency Services. He continued to fight until he became unresponsive and died.

It's unclear why Casper came to Southeast Human Service Center, but after a two-and-a-half-hour standoff, he shot and killed himself.

Ali attacked a clerk, a customer and an officer with what a large piece of wood at the Flying K mini-mart in West Kelso before he was shot and killed, according to authorities.

A lawsuit alleged that officers Adam Hymes and Shane McNea never turned on their lights or sirens or told their supervisor they were chasing a car as they reached speeds of 70 mph to catch up to a "suspicious" BMW driven by Jonathan Grier. Grier's car crashed into another car and killed Romero Brown, who was the driver of that other car.

According to police, an officer was investigating a robbery in the area when he spotted a man who matched the description of the robbery suspect. When the officer attempted contact, the man fled on foot and pulled out a firearm. Colby Friday allegedly stopped running and engaged in a confrontation with the officer, and he was shot and killed by Officer David Wells. The City of Stockton agreed to pay $3.25 million in a civil settlement to Friday's children

A motorcycle officer stopped a dark sedan, police said. During the traffic stop, a passenger got out of the vehicle, and at some point, the officer shot him. Few further details were immediately released.

Deputy Koby Knodle responded to a call about a person in a vehicle taking pictures of kids in the area and trying to lure them into a car. Knodle spotted the suspect's vehicle and attempted to stop it. Gastelum did not comply and continued down the street before stopping in a driveway. Knodle and Gastelum got out of their vehicles and began fighting, according to police. Knodle then shot and killed Gastelum.

After a wild chase, Vulgamore shot and killed himself.

Janet Eimer, died after a trooper tried to pull over another motorist, David Wayne Colvin, because of a tail light violation. Colvin fled on Kansas Avenue, ran a red light and collided with the passenger side of Eimer's vehicle at 18th Street, killing her. The same trooper initiated a chase on the same street that killed Kristin Saragusa.

Martinez was fatally shot by an on-duty sheriff's deputy after he threatened the deputy and a hospital security guard with a metal signpost, police said.

Shortly before 1 a.m., an officer tried to stop a vehicle without license plates. The driver, Darnell Browder, reportedly pulled into a Hy-Vee parking lot, but then sped away from the officer. Browder crashed into an oncoming vehicle driven by Jason Hunt less than a minute later. Hunt was killed and a passenger in Hunt's vehicle was injured. Browder, 34, and his passenger were also injured. Browder pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide while intoxicated and causing serious injury while driving intoxicated.

Police had tried to arrest Heitman on multiple warrants. He showed a weapon which started a standoff. As police moved in to arrest him, he pulled out a gun and was shot and killed.

Smith fled a traffic stop and apparently pulled a gun when he was shot and killed. A Milwaukee jury has acquitted a former police officer of first-degree reckless homicide in the shooting of a black man that ignited riots in the city. Jurors found that Dominique Heaggan-Brown, who is also black, was justified when he shot 23-year-old Sylville Smith after a brief foot chase following a traffic stop.

Eric Soto was one of two people police encountered in a stolen car, police said. The vehicle fled, repeatedly striking police cars and an officer. Officers shot Soto, who died several days later.

Foster, who appeared to be intoxicated, confronted an off-duty deputy at the deputy's home. The deputy told Foster to leave. Foster entered his vehicle, tried to run the deputy over, stepped out of the vehicle and attacked the deputy on foot with a knife in each hand. The deputy shot Foster twice, killing him.

Police said three officers fired at Carillo after he reached for a gun. Carillo was believed to have shot 55-year-old Willy James Thomas during a drug-related incident.

Officer James Combs, off-duty and driving drunk, killed Manring and injured himself in a head-on collision. He refused to do a field sobriety test for Fort Bend County deputies who responded, but it was later discovered that his blood alcohol content was .17. Officer Combs served Houston Police Department for six years. He was indicted for intoxication manslaughter, a felony.

Sawaf was apparently helping police find explosives he'd planted as a hobby. Police say he tried to run when he was shot and killed.

Martelli allegedly shot a man in his apartment before a standoff after he refused to surrender and opened fire on officers with a shotgun. He was shot and killed.

An unidentified man reportedly killed himself during a standoff with police. According to police, officers were trying to arrest the man when he ran into the attic of a home at about 4:45 p.m. Police said the man was found dead from an apparent suicide at around 8 p.m.

Barlow fought with police both before and after he was taken to the jail. Police said he had an unidentified medical emergency. Media reports don't state categorically whether he was booked, so this incident may be outside of FatalEncounters dataset, which does not include individuals after they've been booked into the jail or prison system.

Romero was shot and killed by police in Boyle Heights. He was suspected of writing gang-style graffiti in the area before he bolted from officers and fired a gun at them, the Los Angeles Police Department said.

Deputies were sent out after a veterans' crisis line called Madison County dispatch and said the man was having problems. When the deputies arrived, Radcliff said they were met by a man with a long rifle. About 10 minutes later, shots were fired, and Smith was killed.

Sheriff's Deputies Zach Leviner and Tom Lee, and Precinct 6 Constable's Deputy Ross Jordan, responded to a disturbance call at a house regarding Jeffcoat. Jeffcoat's stepfather told deputies that Jeffcoat was mentally ill. Deputies entered the residence and found Jeffcoat laying next to a broken syringe. He was unconscious and wedged under a pile of furniture. Deputies called EMS. EMS responded. Jeffcoat stopped breathing in the ambulance.

Godines held his wife against her will. After he dropped his wife off at work, she reported the domestic violence. Law enforcement planned on arresting him on domestic violence and unlawful imprisonment charges, when he picked her up from work, but when he saw them, he took off, hitting multiple law enforcement vehicles. He eventually crashed and got out of the vehicle, running, and he was shot and killed.

Deputies responded to a domestic dispute and found a man barricaded in his home, heavily armed, and heavily medicated, police said. Deputies tried to negotiate with the suspect for four hours. The suspect was pointing a gun at the deputies, telling them to shoot him. As tensions grew, the deputies elected to shoot the suspect with a bean bag, which had no effect. After the suspect was shot, he proceeded to pick his gun up and shoot himself twice and then he pointed the gun back at the deputy. The deputy shot the suspect again, this time with his service weapon, killing him.

Ford was in a stolen car, fleeing police when it crashed, killing her and injuring another person in the vehicle.

Police were searching for a man who had robbed a Kroger. Police say when they found Porter, he rushed at them with a knife and was shot and killed.

Police arrived and the subject had on a bulletproof jacket. After some talk, a gunshot was heard , and eventually police entered the house and found the unidentified man dead.

Police say a bank robbery suspect took his own life during a standoff.

After a wreck, a stolen car and a fight with a deputy, Ronald Robbibaro was shot and killed as he struggled with an officer.

The sheriff's office received a report from a relative of a disorderly subject damaging items inside his home. As the deputy arrived, Wood advanced on the deputy with a knife near the front doorway. The subject was told by the deputy to drop the knife but failed to comply, and he was shot and killed.

Police received a domestic violence call, and officers met with the victim and her child. After talking to the woman, officers went to interview Carpenter, who was in a home. When they reached the residence, the officers heard a shot fired, and later found Carpenter dead, an apparent suicide.

Sexton was caught in a house he had broken into. He was killed during a fight and restraint with Officers Eric Hollister and Stephen Lichti.

Police stopped a vehicle that had been reported stolen on July 31. The driver fled the scene, climbing onto the roof of a shed behind a Fern Drive home. He fired several shots with a handgun from the shed roof, police say. He was shot and killed by Deputy Brooklyn Webb, Layton police Officer Eric Smith and Clinton police Officer Tyler Cunningham.

Police attempted to stop Camacho because his lights were off. After a short chase, he pointed a gun at police who shot him once in the hand, before he shot himself twice in the head.

Police say Newman shot and wounded his wife as she called 911 for help, hours before SWAT team members stormed the small cottage home and shot him to death.

According to the St. Paul Police Department, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) was conducting an undercover operation involving the solicitation of minors. During the operation, numerous BCA agents entered a single family home in Alexandria. There, they encountered Klimek and told him he was under arrest. Klimek then obtained a knife and charged three agents. Two agents, Beth Eilers and Dustin Van der Hagen, fired their weapons, killing him.

Allenton was pulled over for a traffic stop. Police said the man had a gun and a concealed weapons permit. During the course of the traffic stop, his car was towed, and he was released and given back his gun. A short time later, deputies heard reports of gunshots in the area. They responded and found the man from the traffic stop holding the gun to his head. Deputies negotiated with the man, and shot bean bag rounds at him. After he was hit with the bean bags, he shot himself in the head with his gun and died at the scene.

Police said officers responded after the Meijer at 22600 Allen Road reported that a woman caught shoplifting had fled from store security and left with a man in a Ford truck around 5:30 p.m. An officer saw the truck and gave chase before the driver crashed into three other cars on Allen Road. One of the other drivers, Nicole Ann Cutting died at the scene.

A deputy responded to Glenda Court on a call of a suspicious person in a car, police said. During the investigation, Bryan Byrd drove in the general direction of the deputy, striking him, and the deputy shot and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance and found 29-year-old Whitney Kugelman's body near a breezeway. Investigators evacuated the building after learning the man was inside. A SWAT team was called around 7:15 a.m. to negotiate with the man, later identified as Michael J. Nesse. SWAT team officers entered the unit after hearing a single gunshot coming from inside. Neese's body was found in a bedroom.

Swihart, a homeless man, was stopped by two officers as he was riding his bike. He fought with one of the officers and was shot by the other when he allegedly reached for the officer's gun, police said. He died about two weeks later.

Zuccala was killed as he tried to cross the southbound lanes of Interstate 95 on foot near the Donald Ross Road exit, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. He was struck by a vehicle driven by off-duty Jupiter Police Officer Andrew Borrows.

Police say they were called to a home in the area to check out an assault complaint. State Police say when they got there, Casey assaulted a trooper and a trooper shot and killed Casey.

Officers were called to a residence on Powell Street around 6 p.m. about a man with multiple guns who threatened to harm himself.. After a five-hour standoff, he stopped communicating, and police entered and found him dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Taylor was struck and killed by an LSP vehicle on LA 1. The preliminary investigation shows Taylor was walking south in the southbound lane of LA 1 while a fully marked LSP Chevrolet Tahoe approached from the north. Police say Taylor entered the path of the patrol vehicle for unknown reasons and, despite the officer's attempt to swerve away, was struck and killed.

Deputies responded to a domestic assault call. Upon arrival, Pamela Faison told deputies that Melvin Faison, 59, had assaulted her. Deputies attempted to arrest Melvin Faison, but he pointed a gun at the deputies, and they retreated and set up a perimeter, police said. Faison left his home and pointed a handgun Sgt. Christopher Collier and Deputy Teodore Antunez Jr, who shot him. He went back in the home and died.

Conroe police arrived at The Dominion Apartments, after deputies with the Precinct 3 Constable's Office tried to serve a writ of attachment to Brian David Gilson, 45, in order to take possession of his little girl and to issue a protective order. After the Constable's Office contacted Gilson Friday, he barricaded himself inside the apartment and started texting his wife--telling her he had harmed the girl, according to police. Shortly after, he exited the apartment with a gun. After about 20-30 minutes, he took his own life. He had killed his daughter. He was known to be ex-military suffering from PTSD.

Deputies attempted to stop a car for a traffic violation. The driver in the car refused to pull over and fled from deputies, and deputies chased him. During the pursuit, deputies discovered that the car had been stolen in an armed carjacking earlier in the morning. The chase ended when the car crashed near Slater and Compton avenues. Donnell Thompson then got out of the car and began shooting at the deputies. The deputies fired back, and Thompson ran into an adjacent neighborhood. It was unclear if Thompson was shot at the time. The man was found hiding in a home and taken into custody. At the same time that was happening, SWAT officers spotted another man, believed to be matching the description of the suspect, in the driveway of a home in the 800 block of West Stockwell Street. Police said Thompson charged at them before they fatally shot him.

After a chase, Gonzalez got out of the car, and police shot and killed him. It's uncertain at this time whether he was armed.

A man was apparently driving erratically, hitting several cars and driving on the wrong side of the road. When stopped, he was shot and killed, although what precipitated the killing has not been disclosed.

Hollins was shot by a police officer after robbing a pharmacy in Tempe. While fleeing, he allegedly turned toward an officer, who thought he was armed. He died of his wounds as he hid in a nearby senior-care center, police said.

According to the Montana Department of Justice, a deputy was responding to a report about a suspicious man walking along U.S. Highway 191 near mile marker 122. When the man was confronted, he attacked and stabbed the deputy multiple times. The deputy shot and killed him.

A deputy pulled Adams over in a traffic stop, but when the deputy identified Adams as having warrants for his arrest, he got out of the car and fled on foot, according to police. The deputy chased Adams in a vehicle and then got out to chase him on foot. When the deputy attempted to arrest Adams, he pulled a knife, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Police were chasing a suspected intoxicated driver. He crashed and then shot and killed himself.

Deputy David Dalton fired six shots at Martes as authorities say the teen pointed a 9mm pistol at the officer inside The Times-Picayune warehouse. The Sheriff's Office received a 911 call reporting two people who were "rolling shiny objects down the street." The pair was seen jumping a fence near a car dealership's new vehicle storage lot. Deputies who began searching the area spotted a person later identified as Martes running toward the back of the newspaper warehouse. Dalton followed the teen into the warehouse and opened fire after spotting the teen's weapon, according to police.

Deputies were called to check the welfare of John E. Heffran. Heffran was combative when deputies attempted to take him into custody for a mental health evaluation, according to police. He remained combative after he was placed in handcuffs until he fell unconscious. Emergency personnel, who were at the scene, transported Heffran to Rockford Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Ray had a heart attack at a traffic stop.

After an attempted traffic stop, Tyson fled, shooting at police, wounding one. A gun battle happened, and Tyson was shot and killed.

Sawyer was allegedly killed by part-time college police officer Edwin Lara. Details are few.

People called 911 to report a man carrying a hatchet and handgun had been seen walking in a sparse residential area. Police tried to negotiate with the man for more than two hours. Police didn't provide information about the number of officers involved in the shooting, the number of times the man was shot or what occurred just before the man was shot and killed.

Police say Timothy Stanley Hunt, 51, shot and killed Leigh Ann Hunt, 46, in their home. When troopers got to the home, they say Timothy Hunt shot and killed himself while seated in his vehicle.

A Chino police officer responded to a shopping center after a woman reported a suspicious man with a gun in his car. An officer confronted Wells, setting off a foot chase that ended in an adjoining shopping center when Wells pointed a gun at another officer and was shot and killed.

Police shot and killed Howard, a suspect in a fatal stabbing, after he returned to the scene and charged at them with a knife, the Milwaukee Police Department said.

Police responded to a business near 27th Avenue and Camelback Road. Upon arrival, police found one man hiding under a truck on the property of Capital Collision. The suspect did not follow police commands; a police dog was released. The man then got into the bed of the truck and began to fight with the dog. As police tried to take the man into custody, the suspect pulled out a handgun and shot and killed himself.

Gray apparently shot two people, killing one, before he went to Walmart and got reported for shoplifting, and then shot himself in the head a few miles from the street where the initial shooting took place.

Bicycle officers were told that a man was acting erratically in a park. Officers went to the park and found Love on his cellphone. The officers told him to get off the phone and talk to them, but he reached into a backpack and started firing, police said. The officers returned fire, killing the man.

Police say Batista shot his wife and fled. When police caught up with him, he shot himself in the head.

Darnell Brown and Christopher Miles were killed and Angelo Gant was critically injured in a head-on crash during a high-speed police chase. According to police, officers pursued a Chevrolet Impala they'd been looking for after live-streamed video showed the car's occupants with handguns three days earlier. Police said the Impala drove the wrong way on Riverview and struck Gant's oncoming GMC Yukon at about 2 p.m. The SUV burst into flames and Gant escaped with his clothing on fire before police extinguished the flames. Brown and Miles, who were in the Impala, died. Gant, 36, suffered third-degree burns over 65 percent of his body and was in a medically-induced coma at press time.

A city police officer, a military veteran with three children, is suspected of shooting a man several times before turning the gun on himself in what is believed to be a murder suicide. Officer Hallock Yocher was on the force for about a decade and is believed to have shot a father of two, James T. Stuart, following a domestic disturbance that began at the home he owned with his wife in Naugatuck.

Brimer's wife called police to their home, saying that her husband was threatening her and that he was armed, police said. Brimer was holding an axe and making suicidal statements and was fatally shot by police when he approached officers.

An officer was heading westbound on University Boulevard in the Langley Park area when he struck a male pedestrian in the roadway. The person was not in a crosswalk when he was hit by the cruiser, Prince George's County police said.

Officer Stephen Blaylock, 28, shot and killed Ramsey after Ramsey reportedly threw a screwdriver at officers while causing a disturbance outside a northeast Tulsa home .

A state trooper stopped to check on a vehicle crash. After the trooper stopped, he saw that the driver, O'Rourke, was holding a sword. O'Rourke started running away from the trooper, who chased him. When O'Rourke turned around and confronted the trooper with the sword, the trooper fired his Taser. Shortly after that, O'Rourke died.

A domestic violence suspect opened fire on a Milwaukee police officer who was sitting in his squad car, seriously wounding him before fleeing and apparently killing himself shortly afterward, police said.

Police said they had been in contact with Smith, a marine veteran, for a couple of hours over the phone in an attempt to bring him out of his home. Neighbors were evacuated from their homes on Citation Dr. and SWAT was called in. Investigators say Smith came out of his home and pointed a gun at a SWAT officer, according to the Clay County Sheriff's Office, at which point he was shot and killed.

Esquivel was killed as he walked with three friends along a residential street in Brooklyn. He and his group emerged from the Bedford Avenue subway when they were hit by a Dodge Durango SUV driven by the 28-year-old officer, Nicholas Batka. Batka is charged with manslaughter and has been suspended from duty, the reports said.

EMS was dispatched because a man's wife thought her husband having a stroke, police said. When they arrived, the husband was combative it, and EMS called for deputies to assist. When they arrived, deputies went into the house. The man was combative and retrieved a rifle. One deputy retreated, and the suspect closed door as he went out, then turned the turned toward other deputy. He wouldn't drop the gun and was shot and killed. Home was apparently suffering from Alzheimer's.

Lee Lassiter was driving a dark-colored newer model Chevy Camaro, which matched the description of a vehicle that left the scene of a home invasion in Screven County 40 minutes prior. When a deputy attempted to stop it, Lassiter allegedly fled before crashing and killing passengers Tracy Tarver and Tyrone Jeff.

Albuquerque were dispatched to an apartment complex after a caller said that they observed a male matching the description of a known wanted sexual offender sitting in the parking lot. When officers approached the suspect's vehicle, the driver, Baldwin, immediately attempted to ram marked police cars. After officers requested air support, APD says air support was able to pick up the vehicle heading northbound on I-25. As the vehicle left Albuquerque, it was picked up by State Police. Police held Baldwin at gunpoint near Glorieta until he shot himself.

Police went to a 911 call where the caller left the line open but did not speak. They found a person and pursued him, shooting and killing him, although the exact reason for shooting him has been withheld.

Police said Webb was armed with a pair of scissors when officers used a Taser while attempting to take him into custody. He made a threatening gesture toward officers, and one of the officers shocked him with his Taser. The man fell to the ground and began to stab himself. Officers disarmed the man and placed handcuffs on him. The man continued to be combative toward the officers, who then placed him in maximal restraints, securing his legs. Officers then noticed the man was having difficulty breathing. Handcuffs were removed and an ambulance was called. The man was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Police responded to a break-in. Cupps was in the basement, growling and apparently wearing shorts and duct work. He was tasered and died a short time later.

Las Vegas police received a call about a woman threatening to commit suicide at Emerald Suites, police said. When the woman did not cooperate with police, a barricade situation occurred, and SWAT responded to the scene. When SWAT made entered the apartment, they found the woman dead from a self-inflicted bullet.

Medina, a suspect wanted in the weekend killings of his wife and her friend in Detroit, was fatally shot after coming out of a storage closet and pointing a gun at officers, police said.

Police say Brooks fired shots at bystanders, then in the direction of two officers. He was shot and killed.

Police said that officers were responding to reports of a fight taking place in the parking lot of a Dunkin Donuts. When officers arrived, they say a motorcyclist took off from the scene at a high rate of speed. Police say a helicopter followed the motorcyclist as the rider headed southbound on Swan Road. An officer was making a u-turn when the motorcyclist crashed into his patrol car, killing the motorcyclist.

After an apparent Facebook dispute, Gebhard apparently tried to break into a police officer's home, and he was shot and killed.

Police said they encountered Braziel while on routine patrol. They said he pointed a gun at the sky, and when they told him to drop it, he pointed it at them and was shot and killed. Video from a nearby convenience store seems to contradict the story.

During a chaotic police chase, the driver of a semi, Danny Clyde Burnam, injured two people and killed Jeffrey Oakley.

Officers responded to a domestic violence incident at a residence. Selma police said family members had notified a 911 operator that the suspect had shot their mother. Officers heard gunfire coming from the residence upon arrival. Officers were trying to enter the residence when the suspect fired shots at them. Officers returned fire, killing Fells.

Bell Police Department personnel and East Los Angeles Station (sheriff's) personnel received 911 calls regarding a domestic dispute at a local convenience store, police said. The man had argued with and assaulted a woman, who had a child with her, at a fast food restaurant and then walked next door to a convenience store, where the dispute continued. When Bell police officers arrived, they encountered a man armed with a knife. He refused to comply with the officers' commands and advanced toward the officers with the knife, Ramos and was shot and killed.

Police received a report about a man with a gun in the parking lot of the emergency room at Hillcrest Hospital Claremore. Claremore officers arrived and got out of their patrol vehicles and that the man stepped out with a long gun and fired a shot. Police said that shot was not directed at officers. The man then got back into a car, and the officers started to approach him, and he came back out with a weapon and pointed the weapon at the officers. Shots were fired back at the individual. Hegot back in his vehicle and shot himself, police said.

Deputies responded to a call regarding a person involved in a hit-and-run and driving erratically. Four deputies responded to the scene and saw a person walking down the road with a knife. Studdard was shot after two deputies fired at him. The exact events that preciptated the shooting have not been released. Studdard died on Sept. 4, 2016.

Police shot and killed Castile after a routine traffic stop, apparently after he identified himself as legally carrying a gun. His girlfriend filmed the aftermath of the encounter. Her daughter was also in the vehicle.

Rush Springs police officer Daniel Smith shot Vandemark after he refused to put down his gun. Smith was responding to a domestic violence call.

A mother of three, Michelle Sabia, was killed by her husband, who later turned the gun on himself during a standoff with police. The children escaped.

After allegedly robbing an El Pollo Loco, the unidentified man fled, and there was a chase. He crashed twice before police shot and killed him in front of the Temecula Elementary School.

Officers were called to an apartment complex in Monmouth where the man was allegedly trespassing and harassing an ex-girlfriend. Police said they were told the suspect left after getting into a confrontation with a male tenant of one of the apartments and pulling out a knife. When they spotted him, deputies pulled him over and tried to arrest him. Oregon State Police said a trooper used a less lethal force option before Deputy Casey Gibson shot Joshua Bolster. Some reports said he was armed with a knife.

Whitmore stabbed three people. They called 911. Whitmore rushed at responding deputies with a knife, telling them to kill him. Deputies shot him. The Texas Ranger Division investigated.

Metro Transit Police went to investigate a large crowd setting off fireworks, D.C. police said. When they arrived, officers found a man with a gun. The officers identified themselves as police, and the man fired shots at them before one of the officers shot and killed the man, police said.

Off-duty Officer Wayne Isaacs got in an argument with another driver, Delrawn Small, in Cypress Hills. Both men stopped their vehicles at a red light on Bradford Street. According to the NYPD, that's when the driver of a 2016 Kia EX exited his vehicle--with a 5-month-old inside--and punched the officer's head through an open driver's side window. Police said the beating continued despite the officer identifying himself as a member of the NYPD. He then pulled out his gun and shot and killed Small. Witnesses dispute the police version of events, saying Small never punched Isaacs. Isaacs was indicted on second-degree murder and first-degree manslaughter charges. He was eventually acquitted.

Deputies responded to a domestic disturbance call where a male suspect was accused of stabbing two women. Deputies said after they arrived, the man barricaded himself inside of the home. Eventually he came at the deputies with the knife and was shot and killed.

Jonas called dispatch and confessed to killing his girlfriend. Deputies responded. Jonas shot himself in the head.

Justiss was shot and killed when officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant at a motel.

Police say a man shot his father and after a standoff, came outside and shot himself.

Brown stole a police car, fought with police when they caught up with him, and he died. The family said he was maced and handcuffed.

Cartersville Police Officers and Bartow County Sheriff's Deputies were attempting to arrest McQueen for a probation violation warrant and an aggravated assault warrant. Deputies and officers made contact with McQueen who was armed with a handgun. A Taser was fired at McQueen didn't subdue him. McQueen pointed his handgun at the officers and deputies, at which point a deputy and an officer shot and killed him.

A motorcyclist, Damore, struck the passenger side of an Indiana State Police patrol car. The patrol car was being driven by Trooper Jathan Rose. Rose was making a U-Turn when the motorcycle hit the passenger side of his patrol car.

An Arby's restaurant manager was robbed while heading out to make a bank deposit, police said. The suspects took off in a gold sedan, which Illinois State Police spotted on Interstate 57 heading toward Chicago. Chicago Police joined as the chase went off the highway, and an unmarked squad SUV slammed into the suspects' car at the intersection of 124th Street and Union, police said. Ronald Arrington and Jimmy Malone, who were inside the car, died after the crash.

Neighbors reported seeing someone chest-deep in Lake Monona, acting oddly by slapping the water and talking to himself. Neighbors reported the man also threw a rock through a window of the home. Koval says the homeowners reported that someone was in their house, and they could hear things being smashed. The first arriving officer was waiting for backup when the suspect approached him at the threshold of the door, while holding a pitchfork-like tool. The officer told the suspect multiple times to put down the tool and keep back, but he did not listen to commands. The officer felt threatened and shot and killed him.

According to police, a man shot and killed his brother during a domestic dispute. The man started shooting at deputies when they responded to the scene, and he was shot and killed.

A Ponca City police officer noticed a vehicle with a tail light out and initiated a traffic stop. The driver of the vehicle pulled in to South Avenue Liquor and ran from that location. The officer pursued Bales from that location. The officer shocked Bales with his Taser. Bales died a short time later.

Police were called to a bank robbery. During a chase, Evans shot at police and was shot and killed.

Police said they responded to an domestic disturbance, which led them to Reado's home. They said Reado pulled a gun; then they shot and killed him.

Jason Beard reportedly died from an apparent medical emergency following a police chase. At around 11:30 p.m. police stopped a car on the east side of town and two people fled on foot. A woman was arrested after a short chase, but the man ran into the home of an acquaintance, who reportedly noticed that he was in medical distress and called 911. Beard died before he could get to a hospital. According to police, false reports circulated about an officer-involved shooting or Tasering, but said they didn't have any contact with Beard. Police chief Eric Murphy speculated that he likely died of a heart attack or similar issue.

Police responded to a call regarding a suicidal man. When they came back to the apartment, Dang threatened them with a knife and was shot and killed.

Police received a report of a shooting. When officers arrived they were shot at by Amundson, who was standing outside of a residence, and officers returned fire. One Boise Police officer was struck in the chest and injured, but the bullet hit his ballistic vest. The shooter turned the gun on himself and died at the scene, according to the coroner's office.

Officers responded to a call for assistance from the Laguna Tribal Police in reference to an armed person running from tribal police. State police located Vierra, who fired at them, and he was shot and killed.

Police found Evans with a gun on a walkway between two apartment buildings, police said. Officers ordered him to drop the gun, but he refused and raised it, police said. The officers opened fire and killed Evans.

Officers were called on a report of a man with a gun threatening people. When officers arrived they found a man who matched the description. While talking with him, officers say Disbrowe took a gun out of his waistband. Officers ordered him to drop the gun but he refused and raised it, pointing the weapon at officers and walking toward them. He was shot and killed by Police Sgt. Nathan Kester and Officer Joseph Slight.

Ana Bolton, 22, hit and killed Jamaris Davis, while going up to 120 mph during a police chase in southwest Atlanta. She pleaded guilty to murder and other charges.

Two officers responded to a call of an armed robbery at a gas and saw a man pointing a pistol at someone outside the business, according to police. Both officers drew their weapons, and when the robber saw them, he pointed his gun at them. The officers shot and killed Johnson.

Two officers responded to a call regarding a domestic disturbance. Shortly after arriving, police opened fire on a man outside of the house. The man died from a gunshot wound. A neighbor said the man who was shot after he threatened police with a baseball bat. Columbia Township Police Officer Joe Lalli and Napoleon Township Police Officer Shane LaPorte were cleared of wrongdoing.

Trooper Mark Tschetter reportedly confirmed through a license plate check that a 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 was stolen as he followed the truck while patrolling Interstate 44 in Tulsa County. Tschetter reported that during the high-speed pursuit the truck traveled left of center and passed in no-passing zones. Tschetter evaluated the danger of the pursuit but decided to continue due to the light traffic on a Sunday morning on an industrial business road. He attempted to disable the truck, but each time the driver would apply the brakes and swerve into Tschetter's car. Etoyce Johnson was killed on her way to church when the pickup truck T-boned her car at an intersection.The truck's driver, 32-year-old Blake Lee Ferguson -- who later pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter after an original charge of felony first-degree murder -- admitted to using methamphetamine that morning.

Guardiola fled a roadway check point. The chase ended on Industrial Boulevard near Queen City Parkway when troopers tried to block the SUV, and there was an accident. Authorities said the vehicle occupants took off on foot. Sgt. Allen caught up with Guardiola at a creek, where authorities said Guardiola tried to drown the trooper. And he was shot and killed.

Police received a call from someone out of state asking them to check on the residents of a home in Buckeye, according to police. The caller said a man at the home had shot a woman. Multiple police agencies responded. When they arrived, William Ferguson shot at them, according to Buckeye police, and officers returned fire. Police reported that Ferguson was wounded, and then shot himself.

Chavez-Angles was wanted for vandalism. Police say he forced his way into a car with two women inside. He made them drive off but later got out of the car. Officers say Chavez eventually ran onto a city bus where he was confronted by an Oklahoma City Police officer, Heather Lane. Chavez reached for officer Lane's gun and the two got into a fight for Lane's weapon. Officer Daniel Carli came to her aid, and he shot and killed Chavez.

Denney was causing a disturbance in McDonalds. When police arrived, they removed employees. Denney pointed his gun at them, and they shot him multiple times, at which point, he jumped out the window and shot and killed himself.

Bexar County Sheriff's Office deputies responding to a call for a suicidal person managed to track Sweeney down in the parking lot of a Target store, and urged him to drop his weapon just before he took his own life.

Christy Sheats, armed with her late father's .38-caliber revolver, shot her daughters Taylor and Madison in front of her husband, Jason. He helped them escape the house. Christy followed them outside and continued shooting. She returned to the house to reload. Officers responded. Christy tried to shoot her dying daughters again. An officer shot her. Sheats, who suffered from depression, was the subject of 14 calls to 911. She left her husband alive to spite him.

An off-duty Atlanta police officer was patrolling the parking lot of a Monroe Drive apartment complex when he spotted a man suspected of breaking into cars, police said. The off-duty officer, whose name was not released, called for an additional officers and ran after the suspect, but was unable to catch him. Rogers was able to run from the officer and got into a silver car as on-duty officers arrived at the scene, police said. Officers attempted to stop Rogers, but he continued driving. One of the on-duty officers shot and killed Rogers.

New Mexico State Police officers were assisting the Grant County Sheriff's Office with a call involving a male subject with a firearm at a residence. A NMSP officer shot and killed Joshua Herrera as he brandished a handgun.

Reddock was accused of beating his father to death. Police happened on him and his wife, Samantha, in a motel. The pair apparently committed suicide when police surrounded them.

Richardson was accused of a double stabbing, refused to put down a knife when police attempted to arrest him. He was tasered and died. Also reported as Antonio Glenn Richardson.

Colorado Springs police fatally shot Williams after he approached officers with an alcoholic beverage in one hand and a handgun in the other, police said. The man was shot and killed after he pointed his gun at the officer and refused to obey a command to drop it.

Two deputies arrived at a residence to escort a woman, who was living at a safe house, to gather belongings at the home. A man at the home attacked the deputies with two butcher knives, and he was shot and killed.

Dohrn escaped a police transfer bus, and after a carjacking and a manhunt was found dead of suicide.

Mills Police Officer Jake Bigelow shot and killed a man who had been firing a rifle into houses, police said. The gunman fired multiple shots at police, but no officers were hit.

A deputy was called to assist a suicidal man. Cruz-Amado attacked the deputy with a chair, and the deputy shot and killed him.

MPD received a 911 call from a woman saying her son had killed his brother. After shooting at police, and a three-hour standoff, police entered the home and found Walker had killed himself.

Bostick attempted to rob a Dollar Store when a witness called it in. When Hardeeville police and Jasper County deputies arrived, Bostick was holding a store clerk hostage. Officers shattered the glass doors to break into the business. The clerk was able to make it to safety, as Bostick tried to escape through the back of the store. Bostick and the three officers inside exchanged gunfire, and Bostick was killed.

An officer responded to a repeat call concerning loud noise. The officer arrived and made contact with the individual about the complaint. Ford brandished a firearm, refused to drop it, and was shot and killed.

Police responded to a 911 call about gunshots fired in the vicinity of the housing complex at 1725 Randall Ave. When they arrived, they found Lloyd with a gun. He refused to drop the gun and pointed it at officers when they ordered him to, police said. Three officers then shot him 31 times, killing him.

Police were searching for a drunken driver. He pulled a gun when police approached, there was a fight, and Hennessey was shot and killed.

Shumpert fled a routine traffic stop. He was found under a house, and police said he attacked the officer and his dog. He was shot and killed by Officer Tyler Cook, but it was unreported whether he was armed.

Sheriff's Deputy Thomas Mudge attempted to stop Camp at around 7 p.m. in Middleburgh, but Camp fled, police said. Camp died after he was thrown from the dirt bike and hit by the deputy's SUV.

Police were called to a domestic disturbance. Grandpre and the officer exchanged gunfire, and Grandpre was shot and killed by Sgt. Chad Kriskovich.

A burglary call at Lorenzo de Zavala Middle School resulted in the death of a suspect who fled from Amarillo police officers. Police said that Griffin committed suicide in the parking lot of Woodlands Elementary School by shooting himself.

Russell Rosser hit a police car and fled. As an officer attempted to put down stop sticks, Rosser allegedly swerved in the general direction of the officer, and Rosser was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

After a carjacking and murder, police caught up with Delfino, chased him and exchanged gunfire. Delfino was shot and killed.

Police said a meeting between Homeland Security investigators and suspected high level drug dealers devolved into a violent struggle and the fatal shooting of Llanez, police said

Moghaddam was shot dead by police after opening fire inside a Texas Walmart where he worked before taking two people hostage.

Kelley was a suspect in the robbery of a credit union. After a vehicle pursuit, and a short foot chase, police say Kelley pointed a gun at the officer and was shot and killed.

Plainclothes detectives were investigating something when Sciscm approached them. Police said Sciscm and the detectives had a brief conversation. Police said he lifted his shirt and exposed a handgun in his waistband. Detectives then left their vehicle, drew their service weapons and identified themselves as police. According to police, Sciscm drew his weapon and pointed it at the detectives. One detective fired several rounds and killed Sciscm.

After a bank robbery and chase, Pointer was shot and killed by Deputy Albin Boyse.

Deputies were called to a home when Edwards' wife reported her husband was threatening suicide and was holding a large knife on a girl he'd taken hostage, police said. Edwards died from a single gunshot to the head during a standoff with police when deputies rushed into his Eagle Mountain home to prevent him from harming the girl who was being held at knifepoint.

Deputies responded to a family disturbance call. Authorities said Duran's family called for help, saying Duran was threatening them. When deputies arrived, they found Duran armed with a home-made spear. Police said they attempted to use a Taser when Duran lunged at the deputies. One deputy shot and killed him.

Police said an officer was responding to a call just before 8 p.m. on Harry Landon Boulevard when a Ford Taurus traveling on Woodbury struck the officer's cruiser. The driver, Kyle Joseph Solomon, then reportedly fled at a high rate of speed before losing control of his car and hitting several vehicles in a business parking lot. Solomon was ejected from the car.

Sanchez was being sought in connection with robberies in Colorado Springs, police said. Pueblo police assisted the Department of Corrections Fugitive Unit search for him. Police said Sanchez led an officer on a brief foot chase to a field behind a home. He turned and pointed a handgun at Officer Michael Bellamy, who shot and killed him.

Police responded to a domestic dispute believed to involve two brothers and found two men fighting in the garage of the single-family home, police said. After one of the men pulled a handgun, Officer Brad Althauser shot and killed him.

Gang officers stopped a car. A man armed with a gun got out of the car, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said. A scuffle ensued, Beck said, and at some point, police opened fire, killing Bursey.

Officers pursued Hollis and a woman who was in the vehicle with him from Irondale to Birmingham. Police aren't saying what happened next, but there was a crash involving the suspects' yellow sedan and an SUV. Hollis was shot and killed about 300 feet from the crash scene.

A deputy was dispatched to a residence in Ishpeming Township after receiving a report that an unidentified man had called UP Health System Marquette to say that he was in severe pain and was going to take his own life. Upon arriving at the scene, the deputy was confronted by an elderly male subject. The deputy attempted to calm the situation by engaging in conversation with the subject, but the individual leveled a shotgun at the deputy. The deputy shot and killed him.

Police say they responded to a robbery at Walgreens in Port Arthur. Investigators say Brisco fired a shot in the store as he was leaving. When officers arrived, a chase began and shots were exchanged. An officer shot and killed Brisco a few buildings down from Walgreens.

Awe fired three shots in his second-story apartment, then broke into a third-story apartment. Officers responded. Awe shot himself.

Michael J. Wilkins was the primary target of a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration task force involved in a four-hour standoff. On Thursday, federal prosecutors charged Wilkins with possessing about 5 kilos of methamphetamine with intent to distribute. Carlos Garcia, 43, died in a shootout with police at the home after Wilkins was arrested outside.

Police were trying to arrest Villagomez when the vehicle he was driving collided with unmarked police vehicles. The Modesto officers fired, killing Villagomez.

Police tried to stop Henson's vehicle for a routine traffic violation, police said. Henson drove off then hit the officer's car before rolling his own vehicle. Henson got out of his car and ran, making a threatening gesture to the officer who then shot and killed him.

Morrison was wanted for burglaries, carjackings, and other crimes. Police were closing in when he shot himself. It was not reported whether he eventually died.

Two officers, Jason Bare and Zachary Rosen, were working undercover in the Linden area in an unmarked vehicle. The officers came across two people, one armed with a gun. They told Henry Green to drop the gun. He allegedly started shooting at the officers and was shot and killed.

Officer Mark Fanfarillo was supposed to drop off his child at daycare, but left him in a hot car where he died. No charges were brought.

Calhoun County Sheriff's Deputy Mark Elferdink, 43, apparently murdered his wife, Hope Elferdink, 38, before committing suicide.

Police said Rhymes shot a 2-year-old in the leg at Level Acres Mobile Home Park. Afterward, Rhymes traveled to Davis Street, where he shot a 42-year-old woman, and then to Norman Street, where he shot a 39-year-old man. Police caught up with Rhymes near Zion Church. Authorities said Rhymes shot at police when he encountered them. He then led police on a foot and car chase and shot at police before being shot and killed.

Colorado River Indian Tribes Dispatch received a call from a reporting party requesting an officer respond to 100 Homes because there was a man with a knife pointing it at people. The officer made contact with the male subject who was still wielding the knife. The officer gave multiple commands to drop the knife, but the man did not, and he was shot and killed.

After a shooting and a chase, Langley was found in the vehicle with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.