College Park Police Department received a report of an automobile theft at the Westin Hotel. Officers responded and the suspect drove off in the car. Police told FOX 5 officers attempted to pull over the driver but he fled to Atlanta. The suspect later crashed into the car with Dorothy Smith Wright, 75, of Atlanta, Cameron Costner, 12, of Fayetteville and Layla Partridge, 6, of Fayetteville, killing the grandmother and grandchildren. At presstime, the suspect remained at large.

College Park Police Department received a report of an automobile theft at the Westin Hotel. Officers responded and the suspect drove off in the car. Police told FOX 5 officers attempted to pull over the driver but he fled to Atlanta. The suspect later crashed into the car with Dorothy Smith Wright, 75, of Atlanta, Cameron Costner, 12, of Fayetteville and Layla Partridge, 6, of Fayetteville, killing the grandmother and grandchildren. At presstime, the suspect remained at large.

Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers had joined a pursuit involving a stolen vehicle. Sinclair drove his vehicle down a boat ramp in Sugar Creek before getting out of the vehicle. Police said Sinclair placed his hands into his sweatshirt and ignored commands to show his hands. A bean bag round was fired at Sinclair, initially stunning him, before he started shooting. Lowe says troopers and a Jackson County Sheriff's deputy returned fire, killing Sinclair.

Police were responding to a domestic disturbance including shots fired. After unsuccessful negotiations, police fired tear gas into the house, at which point, Alegre shot at police, and they shot and killed him.

Irving police say Dew held a woman hostage in the parking lot of a Cash Store he was suspected of robbing. Officers had responded to an alarm call from the store in the 4100 block of West Highway 183 around 1 p.m. Two officers fired shots, hitting and killing the suspect.

Phillip Chang reportedly attempted to avoid the CHP by driving more than 100 mph on a Buena Park freeway before crashing. Chang died in a hospital 12 hours later.

Kryzysztof Krawczynski and Elzbieta Gurtler-Krawczynska were killed in a car accident home when they were hit by a driver who was fleeing Johns Creek police. They were returning home from a dinner celebrating Gurtler-Krawczynska's 78th birthday. Krawczynski was 77. Larry and Jesse Thomas were the ones running from police.

One of Kalonji's relatives called police claiming the 19-year-old was threatening family members with a rifle. Police negotiators and staff with the county's behavioral health unit responded. Police spoke to Kalonji for two and a half hours, until SWAT members arrived, the sheriff's office said. At some point, deputies spotted Kalonji waving a rifle. One deputy fired a handgun, another shot a rifle and one more fired at least one beanbag round. After the officers fired, Kalonji retreated into his second-floor apartment and locked himself inside one of the rooms. Kraus said the deputies heard at least one shot come from inside the unit. It's uncertain who shot and/or killed Kalonji.

Oakdale police officers and an agent of the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension were attempting to serve a search warrent. After announcing themselves at the door and getting no response, the entered Mark Kuzel's home, according to the St. Paul Police Department, which is investigating the incident. Kuzel was inside the house and shot one of the Oakdale officers in the arm. Another Oakdale officer, Joe Groppoli, returned fire before retreating to the front door with the rest of the team, where they began talking to Kuzel. The officers involved told investigators that Kuzel said he did not want to go to jail. After hearing a single gunshot from inside the house, officers went back inside and found Kuzel dead with a single gunshot wound to his head.

State police said Santa Fe police officers caught up with an armed robbery suspect at the motel. A witness said when the officer told the person to put his hands above his head the person refused and fired first. The witness said police fired back, chased him around the corner and fired three more times.

A MPD cruiser attempted to make a routine traffic stop when the gold Chevrolet Impala took off. Police initially chased the vehicle, but pulled back when the suspects began driving recklessly. The Impala crashed in front of Saint Andrews AME Church on South Parkway. The suspects then left their vehicles and ran from the officers, resulting in a chase on foot. That is when the two suspects opened fire. The two MPD officers both fired shots at the suspects, killing one.

After six robberies in nine days across the county and weeks of searching, police from three agencies surrounded the La Quinta Inn hoping to capture the alleged robber. After occupants were evacuated from the hotel, officials tried to make contact with him. Eventually, they entered the room, where they found Knapp dead of a likely self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Dearborn police were called to Fairlane Mall because a woman was causing a disturbance. Upon arrival, security guards told the officers she nearly hit two security guards with her car, one on foot and another in a security car. Police tried to stop the woman, but she fled the mall parking lot and became stuck in traffic. When traffic cleared, two police cars closed in and tried to stop her, but she attempted to flee again, "almost striking one of the officers." She was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Deputies were called about a home break-in. When they arrived they discovered a family dispute. One of the family members involved in the dispute was brandishing a knife, according police. Deputies attempted to control the person holding the knife and used pepper spray, which was ineffective. Confrontation with the suspect continued and a deputy shot and killed Smith.

Daniel Hoyt died of an enlarged heart at the Lasting Hope medical center after Omaha police placed him in emergency protective custody. Responding to a call, police had found him suicidal, drunk and with a gun on his lap at his house in Omaha.

Finicum was a member of the white supremicist/anti-federalist group that occupied Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. He got out of the vehicle and allegedly reached for a gun inside his coat when the vehicle he was in was pulled over. He was shot and killed.

Reno police were called to a multiple-car chain reaction. Witnesses told officers about a man who had been involved in the crash who was holding a knife to his throat, and another person reportedly trying to disarm him. Officers found Sergio Alvarado-Morales with the knife and talked to him, trying to get him to put it down. He approached the officers, and they shot and killed him. Peculiarly, a witness claimed he pulled a gun.

Police say that the man was taken into custody after allegedly punching a female acquaintance in the chin. The man resisted officers as he was being taken into custody. He was transported to the Saline County Jail and released into the custody of corrections officers. Melander says that the suspect became disruptive in the booking area, and fought with jail corrections officers. He became unresponsive following the altercation.

Quantarius Miller was driving when a Cocoa Police oficer atttempted to pull him over. He crashed into a car and then into a concrete wall, killing himself and his passenger, Michelle Jenkins.

Officers received a call for an individual threatening suicide, police said. They backed off, they attempted to contact the individual, but they also contacted the SWAT team and hostage negotiation team. The 6500 block of Lyons was closed off, and they attempted to make contact again. Upon entry of the home, they found Nolan's body. Esquivel noted that she heard a gunshot from her neighbor's home next door.

Bryan Nelson led police on a brief South Side chase late Friday died when he crashed his SUV into a viaduct support beam. Police pulled the vehicle over after the driver made an illegal turn, police said. When they asked for his license, he sped off from the traffic stop. Officers gave chase and saw the SUV slam into the viaduct near 68th Street and Anthony Avenue. Nelson was ejected from the SUV and pronounced dead at the scene.

Sharon Mitterling of Warsaw was crossing Husky Trail to get the mail when she was struck by a marked police car.

Prisoners were being moved from one place to another. There was a vehicle accident, and Jerry Siracusa was killed.

Timothy Albert was shot by St. Landry Parish sheriff's deputies after he brandished a rifle at police in a nearly four-hour standoff, holding his girlfriend, Mindy Babineaux, hostage with the rifle.

Deputies John Fletcher and Reggie Allen went to serve a civil Writ of Possession for the house in which 55-year-old Samuel Edward Grady was living. Media reported, Grady, who was carrying a large knife, came at the deputies and refused to obey their commands. At that point the deputies shot and killed Grady.

Hipps, a murder suspect, was in the backseat of a car when he shot himself to death as two Dayton police officers were speaking with three people who had just gotten out of that car, police said.

Officers responded to calls of a home intruder. Police said a man said someone was trying to kill him and ran off after failing to get into the house. The man then broke into a group home and was harming a girl inside. Upon arrival, police forced entry into the residence and found the suspect barricaded in the bathroom with four females. He had his arms wrapped around a 10-year-old girl's neck. The man fought with Stockton police officers who used tasers and batons. The man died on scene.

An older woman called 911 reporting that an unknown person was in her backyard pounding on a sliding glass door, police said. When two officers responded to the home they found the man in the backyard "armed with a claw-style garden tool that had three steel spikes." The officers ordered the man to drop the weapon, but he did not comply and instead charged the officers with the weapon. He was shot and killed.

Eric Provost's father called Orlando police on Monday night, concerned for his son's well-being. But when officers responded, Provost walked out of one of the units armed with an airsoft gun that appeared to be a real firearm. Provost kept ignoring their orders to drop the gun, and Officers Tino Cruz and Sonja Saunders shot and killed him.

Police were called to the Dogwood Trace Apartments on a disturbance call. Police confronted the man, who was carrying a weapon, in the parking lot of the complex, and used a Taser in an attempt to subdue him. The armed man then ran from officers, and after a short foot chase around the complex, an altercation with a police officer ended with the man being shot and killed.

Police in Lancaster received a report of shots fired. They learned that a domestic disturbance happened. As a car with a woman and children was leaving the driveway, police said the man shot at the vehicle, striking the hood. Police identified the man as Jeremiah Gillen and negotiated with him for several hours. Eventually, Gillen no longer answered the phone. Police used a robot to enter the home. They said he was found dead due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

According to police, the officer arrived at the Selina Inn Motel after someone called to report a vehicle theft in progress, according to police. The officer chased the suspect on foot after he tried to leave the scene. Police said the suspect fired multiple shots at the officer during the foot chase, but did not hit the officer. The officer shot and killed him.

Police responded to the scene after a citizen flagged down an officer driving by, saying there was an armed robbery in progress at a KFC. The officer saw the suspect inside the fast food restaurant and confronted him. The suspect raised his gun and the officer shot and killed him.

King had helped move a washing machine into the upstairs of off-duty federal agent Wells' Springfield home earlier in the day. Wells paid King after the washer was moved in the afternoon but the man returned and said he lost his phone there. Wells looked but did not find the phone, then returned to the front door where King pulled a knife and attempted to rob Wells. Wells grabbed his gun and shot and killed King.

Officers were dispatched about 2:15 p.m. Saturday to a home in the 1800 block of Courtney Terrace on a report of burglary, said Los Angeles police officer Rosario Herrera of the Media Relations Section. That street is in Nichols Canyon, a street just east of Laurel Canyon, and the shooting was about two blocks north of Hollywood Boulevard. "The resident confronted the suspect and the suspect fled," Herrera said. A perimeter was set up and around 3:30 p.m. Saturday the armed suspect emerged from the perimeter. The suspect encountered two officers, she said, and an officer-involved shooting occurred.

A deputy pulled Henry Bennett over in Belle Glade on Saturday, authorities say Bennett got out of the vehicle and ran away. The deputy chased Bennett and, at one point, authorities said Bennett turned and pointed a gun at the deputy. That's when the deputy fired at Bennett, hitting him twice, killing him.

FBI's Southeast Michigan Crimes Against Children Task Force conducted a raid at the Southfield Marriott hotel and confronted a man allegedly involved in human trafficking. During the confrontation, the suspect shot at the officer who was wearing a bulletproof vest and was killed when the officers returned fire.

Troopers assisted local officers serving a search warrant at a residence in Elkins. Police said in a statement that the troopers entered the residence and encountered a man later identified as William Keith Waldron. They said he pointed the shotgun at the troopers, who responded by firing their weapons at him.

Illinois State Police said a trooper was trying to serve an arrest warrant regarding a Carterville pharmacy robbery that happened a couple of weeks prior. The man brandished a gun and was shot and killed.

A man shot and killed his daughter's stepfather, and then led law enforcement officers from several agencies on a 40-mile, high-speed chase before police forced his car into the median and he killed himself, police said.

Bearden, 29, was shot Wednesday during an altercation in the parking lot of the Texas Road House. Police said Bearden was shot while deputies were trying to arrest him. Bearden's vehicle crashed into the deputy's vehicle and he tried to run, according to TBI. Officials say preliminary information indicates Bearden pulled out a gun in the deputy's direction, and the deputy shot and killed him.

Jeremy Andrews was arrested for walking in traffic and displaying an altered mental state. He was handcuffed and placed at the side of the road. Paramedics, called for a medical examination, found upon arrival that he had no pulse. The medical examiner determined that he died of methamphetamine intoxication.

Anchorage Police Chief Chris Tolley said two officers responded to a report of a fight at an apartment. The man was apparently armed with a knife and threatened officers when he was shot and killed.

A man was shot to death by San Fernando police following a short chase that ended in a crash. According to San Fernando police, the pursuit lasted for about a block before the suspect crashed into another car. That's when the pursuing officer opened fire, and the suspect was killed. It has not been disclosed why the suspect was being chased.

Police officers patrolling the parking lot of a Ramada Inn spotted a Toyota RAV4 that they said had been reported stolen. They called for backup, and two other officers saw a man, later identified as Ramone Lonergan, emerging from the RAV4. Lonergan allegedly tried to flee and was armed with a handgun. He brandished the gun, and police shot and killed him. His girlfriend, who owned the car, said the car had not been reported stolen.

Robert Tenbrick allegedly tried to rob a Glenway Avenue Walgreens and successfully robbed a Deals store. He pointed a BB handgun at Cincinnati officers and they shot and killed him.

Police received a 911 call from a woman who repeatedly said that an intruder was inside her home. At some point, the call was disconnected and attempts to call her back were unanswered. Troopers, Cecil County Sheriff's Office deputies and an officer from the Rising Sun Police Department responded to the two-story home. Screams were then heard from within the home and troopers forced their way into the attached garage and eventually inside the home. Police found Lucas in the living room and gave her verbal commands that she did not heed. She picked up what appeared to be a handgun, telling troopers that she did not believe they were "real police," officials said.She ignored their commands and then raised the gun, pointing it toward the troopers. Out of fear for their lives, troopers Justin Rann and Timothy Graham shot and killed her.

Police said an officer tried to stop 17-year-old David Mills' Crown Victoria just before 9:20 p.m. on S Westnedge Avenue because the car matched the description of one that had just fled from a traffic stop in Kalamazoo. Mills reportedly drove through a Pizza Hut parking lot, then headed west on Kilgore Road with the officer in pursuit. A second police cruiser joined the chase and a third officer set out stop sticks at Oakland and Schuring Road, but Mills kept driving. About four minutes after the chase began, Mills hit Crystal Marie Norton's Chevrolet Impala as she tried to turn north. Norton died at the scene. Mills and his teenage passenger were physically uninjured, according to reports. Mills was charged with first-degree fleeing and eluding police and driving without a license causing death.

Two town of Geneva police officers, Jason Sweeney and Eric Anderson shot and killed Eric C. Olsen, 26, when they say he charged at them with a with a long knife, according to a news release issued by the Town of Geneva Police Department.

Captains Ken McKeown and Arley Sansom and Officers Sanchez and Melton responded to a complaint that a man with a downcast face had drawn a gun in public. Captain Sansom made contact with Buckley, then seated in a vehicle. Buckley fired two shots. Captain Sansom fired one shot. EMS took Buckley to Parkland Hospital, where was pronounced dead. He had shot himself twice in the torso. Captain Sansom's shot had not penetrated the door of Buckley's vehicle. Ranger V. Patton investigated. Buckley was a PTSD sufferer.

Deputies were dispatched to the burglary in progress. Daviess County Sheriff Keith Cain says deputies were told by the 911 caller who discovered the intruder that the intruder was brandishing a firearm as they left. Deputies started searching a wooded area near the house. Law enforcement found someone who met the description of the intruder. Officers confronted him and told him several times to surrender and the person knelt down to comply with the orders. An officer went to go for his Taser, but before he could get to it, the person raised a handgun in the direction of the officers, and he was shot and killed.

Police say Ho shot himself and his 2-year-old son, Phillip Nguye,n as police entered his home after a 19-hour standoff in Gwinnett County. According to police, the standoff stemmed from a domestic situation involving Ho and his girlfriend.

Deputies were called to a robbery and carjacking. Two men standing by a vehicle flagged a driver down and when he stopped to help, they took his wallet and his vehicle at gunpoint. Two officers tried to pull the truck over but the driver would not stop and kept going for about another minute when the vehicle crashed after trying to take the 84 Exit. The driver, Robert Rashaud Blake, 20, jumped out and tried to run away but was caught a couple of minutes later. Passenger Mashaud Richardson was killed.

Maher confronted the deputy marshals and brandished a knife as they attempted to serve a warrant for his arrest at a home in the Mary Street vicinity. The situation escalated and resulted in the two marshals firing their weapons, striking Maher, who died at the scene.

Redding police officers responded to multiple calls that said 6-8 gunshots had been fired at an apartment complex. Officers arrived and found Stephen John Bukwich, 52, inside apartment #A. Officers spoke with Bukwich via a patrol car PA system. Police said Bukwich would open the door to the apartment briefly and yell at officers. Police said that witnesses told them he was upset about recent legislation regarding gun laws passed by President Barack Obama. Officials said Bukwich was not cooperative when asked to come out of his apartment with his hands up. Less lethal methods were attempted, but eventually nine officers fired at Bukwich with handguns and rifles, striking him multiple times and killing him.

David Zollo, called 911 threatening to harm himself. Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood says his officers had a number of dealings with Zollo over the years, mostly to address mental health concerns. Officers found Zollo in the parking lot of the Bishop Hollow Apartments with a knife. When a Taser failed to subdue him and he continued to threaten them, officers fired a dozen shots, killing him.

Authorities said Hoffman, who was sought after assaulting and disarming a police officer, shot himself as officers tried to arrest him on the Santee Sioux Indian Reservation.

Louisiana State Police Troop D spokesman Sgt. James Anderson said. A dog at the residence on Gene Stanley Road was also shot and killed. Deputies were serving a narcotics search warrant when the shooting happened, Anderson said. The house is under investigation for illegal drug activity. This description depends entirely on the police narrative.

Police said they were searching for Wallace, who was wanted for the Dec. 30, 2015, murder of Norris Martin. When officers arrived Wallace and Marquez Breon Springs-Owens, 29, came outside. Police said Wallace started firing at the officers, hitting Officer Jessica Zinobile in the ankle. Multiple detectives shot and killed Wallace.

Livingston police responded to a report of a man threatening Shopko Hometown employees that "someone was going to die" if the police were not called to the store, police said. Officers found O'Brien outside of the store and threatened them with a knife. Police tried to subdue O'Brien using a Taser, but the attempt was ineffective. O'Brien ran at the officer with a knife, and he was shot and killed.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol said that a trooper pulled over a vehicle for a speed violation when the occupant of the car told officers he had a gun in the vehicle. The trooper radioed for backup. When backup arrived, officials said that the man was ordered out of his vehicle. Officers said that the man grabbed a handgun and shot himself in the chest.

Daniel Ramirez reportedly died a day after stabbing and shooting himself following a carjacking, pursuit and standoff that ended in Long Beach.

John Veach was allegedly selling marijuana in the parking lot of a Rawlins gas station. Police officers approached Veach's vehicle, he attempted to flee, and was shot and killed. The Uinta County Attorney determined that the shooting was justified, but information from a subsequent lawsuit indicated that officers were not endangered by Veach's flight. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Tien Hua was shot in the backyard of his family home as officers were trying to serve arrest and search warrants connected to the fatal shooting of Henry Xavier Estrada, a 27-year-old Latino who was killed Sunday, Dec. 27, in the Hollywood Hills. Hua was fleeing on foot, while holding a butane lighter that police considered could be a gun.

Achstein was screaming and threatening people with a BB gun when police arrived. He was ordered to the ground. He allegedly reached to his waist and was shot and killed.

Oscar Chavez and Willie Toy were killed when Chavez reportedly fled a routine traffic stop and crashed his Chevrolet Camaro into Toy's Metro maintenance van in Hollywood. Police conducted a traffic stop near Sunset Boulevard and Argyle Avenue at around 1:45 a.m. A female passenger got out and Chavez fled the scene, then crashed the van. The van burst into flames and Toy was pronounced dead at the scene. Chavez died at the scene. Officials initially said the fleeing driver was pursued by police, but later said Chavez crashed about a minute after leaving the area and that a pursuit never occurred.

Deputies responded to a 911 call of a possible shooting. Police said a man was found with injuries at the home, and after he was transported to a hospital, a gunman opened fire on deputies, and barricaded himself in the home for three hours. Trahan's role has not been disclosed.

Police shot and killed Parker after a chase and a crash, but it has not been disclosed whether Parker had a gun or attempted to run over officers.

Perkins died in Coventry Township of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound after a four-hour standoff with a SWAT team, according to police.

Niesen threw a rock or brick at an officer's vehicle as he was leaving the precinct station, police said. The man threw another rock or brick at the station door, shattering it. The man also attempted to hit an officer a heavy rock as he was coming out of the station. That officer shot and killed Niesen.

Officers had gone to the house to help with a custody transfer of four children, from Heredia to their mother. The mother was not there, and no one else was outside the house when Heredia was shot, police said. Police were called to the home several times in the two days before the shooting. Police said investigators believe Heredia and Owyhee County Deputy Terry McGrew and Homedale Police Officer Chris Steed fired their guns, but Heredia ended up shot and killed.

Sybil Richardson was killed after the car in which she was riding was struck by a vehicle fleeing police.

Porterville police had first responded to the house after getting a family disturbance call. There were reports the man had possibly assaulted a woman outside the house. Police say an officer was talking with possible assault victims when the man came back to the house. The shooting happened in the driveway, and police say Omar Ventura had a knife and was moving toward a woman.

Gregory Sanders was threatening to harm himself and destroying his house when police arrived. He pointed a rifle ot police, who shot and killed him.

Responding to a public lewdness complaint, Officers G Sanches and O. Bazan found Reeves, naked, lying in bushes. Officers handcuffed Reeves and called EMS. Reeves died of a heart attack due to overdose. He had a long history of drug use and mental illness.

Deputies kicked in the door on a drug raid, and Barlow shot and killed himself, police said.

Officers executing the search warrant for drugs confronted a man inside the residence. Officers shot and killed him as he fired a rifle at them.

According to the Albuquerque Police Department, their officers were responding to a 911 call about an attempted car-jacking around 9:30 a.m. Officers said Jose Rodriguez was armed. Officers located Rodriguez, who brandished a gun and was shot and killed.

Laredo Medical Center emergency room staff called police, requesting assistance with a combative patient who had disconnected himself from his IV and catheter and was trying to leave the hospital. He was tasered and died shortly after.

Officers responded to a mobile home park because someone was waving a gun around. He had the gun when they arrived, and he was shot and killed.

Police went to Barsnick's home to serve a search warrant and an arrest warrant.The man, who was in a wheelchair, met police on the porch. He was armed with a rifle, and did not follow police orders. Police said he pointed the gun at them, and he was shot and killed.

Troopers responded to 911 reports of a man with gun threatening to kill himself and threatening to kill police if they came to the home, police said. Derek DeGroat allegedly brandished a long gun and was shot and killed.

Amarillo police were called out to a home about a suicidal suspect. They were told Ramirez, either had access to or was in possession of a gun. When police arrived at the home, Ramirez opened the door with a gun in hand and started to move it in the direction of the officers who shot and killed him.

State police were attempting to conduct a warrant for Richard Wilson, at the request of Dover police, Bratz said. Wilson was wanted for violating a protection from abuse order. When they responded to the home along Milford-Harrington Highway, they came into contact with Waters, who was unknown to police at the time. Waters would not give police any information as to who he was or allow troopers inside. When police began to leave the property, the man opened the door and told troopers he had a weapon. State police told Waters to drop what appeared to be a firearm, but Waters didn't comply, and he was fatally tasered three times by Cpl. Lloyd M. McCann.

David Michael Elmore reportedly made a sudden U-turn on I-5 at the Mexican border, sped nearly 40 miles the wrong way in the southbound freeway lanes, and could not be stopped by a spike strip before he crashed into another vehicle head-on, killing himself and both occupants of the other car, Shun Yang and Manlin Yang (not related).

An unidentified man died after he reportedly stabbed himself and was tasered following a police chase. Deputies pursued an Oldsmobile Bravada whose driver allegedly fled a traffic stop on US-54 at around 9:45 a.m. The chase continued south on I-135 and through South Wichita and Haysville before merging onto the Kansas Turnpike. The pursuit then entered Sumner County, where officers deployed stop spikes and a deputy performed a PIT maneuver to stop the Oldsmobile. Deputies reportedly found the man stabbing himself with a small folding knife, so they Tasered him to get him to stop. He died at the scene.

Ruben Herrera was picked up for vandalism. He was tasered and taken to a hospital. When police removed handcuffs, a fight began, and Herrera was shot and killed as he allegedly reached for an officer's gun.

A man took his 3-year-old son hostage.During a 15-hour standoff, he twice fired shots at police, and eventually shot and killed himself. The child was unharmed.

Oregon officers were conducting an investigation into an assault at a bar. The three suspects, all of whom were from out of state, assaulted three people--two men and a woman--when an altercation sparked by a verbal exchange between a woman in the suspects' group and a woman in the victims' group spilled into the parking lot. The suspects fled in a vehicle into Northwood and were pursued by Oregon police. The vehicle, parked in a driveway and with lights off, eluded officers until a Northwood resident called the Northwood police to report noises. Oregon police were notified and also arrived. The suspects apparently intended to steal a license plate from a vehicle at the location. Officers then tried to take one of the male suspects into custody. The armed suspect ran and circled around the area, coming up behind some of the officers. There was a gunfight, and Lauro was killed.

Police attempted to arrest Frerichs for shoplifting. He fled, got in his car, and ran over on officer. The officer who had been hit by the car shot him.

Police responded to a 911 call from Raul Martinez III, who told dispatchers he was taking Destiny Shanks to the hospital with gunshot wounds to both of her legs. When Martinez arrived at the hospital, he got into a gun battle with two officers, police said. Officers shot Martinez in the hip, and he fatally shot himself in the head.

Christopher Fletcher was riding a bike and carrying a gun. Police ordered him to drop the gun. He fled on foot into a parking garage where he was shot as he brandished a handgun.

Police tried to arrest Ronnie Carr in relation to a check fraud crime. He fled in his car and led police on a chase, and then crashed. Carr resumed his flight, drove in the direction of officers, and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Thomas R. Rutledge Jr. was killed and his wife was seriously injured when their car was hit by a Chevrolet Tahoe being pursued by state police. A trooper had attempted to stop the SUV for speeding at around 12:45 p.m., but the driver reportedly refused to pull over. As the pursuit entered Powhatan on US 60, the Powhatan Sheriff's Office deployed a tire-deflation device at US 522. As the SUV approached, the driver abruptly changed lanes and struck Rutledge's 2009 Kia. Rutledge died at a hospital. The SUV's driver, Andre T. Eanes, 18, was treated for minor injuries and charged with murder.

North Charleston police officers searching for Casey Mack and spotted a vehicle he was known to drive. He allegedly fled then collided with a Ford pickup truck in which Weldon was a passenger, killing him.

Evans' girlfriend called police because he was suicidal. He threatened the police with kitchen knives. They Tased him, then shot him.

Police were attempting to arrest suspects in a robbery. Their suspects had parked in a driveway. Sanchez came out of the house with a gun. Police say he pointed the gun at them, and they shot him.

Police were called because Toney was drunk and had stabbed two people. When they arrived, Toney was armed with a shotgun. He pointed it at them, and they shot and killed him.

Police were responding to a domestic dispute. Alvarez was unarmed. Police say he attacked them. Alvarez's girlfriend claimed he was complying with officers, and they shot him while he had his hands up.

Police were responding to a call from a man who claimed his wife was suicidal. She refused to answer the door when the police arrived. She went to the garage and began to leave in her car. The police tried to stop her. She pointed a handgun at them. The police shot her.

Leiataua had stabbed cousin. When the police responded, armed with a knife, he barricaded himself in bedroom with his 3-year-old daughter. A sheriff sniper shot him through a window.

Police responded because a man was stabbing a woman. He was shot and killed. The woman, idenified as Mireya Ramirez, also died.

A Healdton officer responded to a report of a domestic disturbance at a home. When the officer arrived, he found Wardlow acting erratically. Wardlow tried to hit the officer, who pulled out his Taser and told Wardlow to get on the ground, police said. Wardlow got on the ground, and the officer holstered the Taser and tried to handcuff him. While trying to handcuff Wardlow, Wardlow got on top of the officer and took the Taser, pointing it at the officer who shot and killed Wardlow.

Police said officers had responded to a call about a suicidal man who was bleeding and carrying a "butcher knife." Police said a group of at least four officers at the shooting scene employed a "progressive use of force," including verbal commands and less-than-lethal force, before shooting and killing Christopher Goodlow as he advanced upon them.

Todd, armed with two handguns and a machete, entered a Walmart and began threatening customers and pointing a gun at them, police said. Stroud Area Regional Police arrived minutes later and ordered Todd to drop his weapons. After he refused, SARP officers shot and killed him.

Theodore R. Rowe III and Charles A. Traylor were killed when their Honda Prelude crashed into a tree after fleeing police. According to police, an officer had begun to give chase after the car fled an attempted traffic stop, but there was not a pursuit underway at the time of the 4 a.m. crash. The passenger, Rowe, died at the scene. Traylor, the driver, died at a hospital.

Eric Williams was killed Saturday after he fled from state trooper Jeffrey Costa and flipped his car on Route 101. Costa attempted to stop Williams at around 3 p.m. in a 2007 dark blue Ford Crown Victoria for multiple violations. Williams allegedly didn't stop and continued eastbound at a high rate of speed until he lost control of the car between Exits 11 and 12. The car rolled over into the median and came to rest in the westbound lane. Williams was thrown from the car when it overturned and died at the scene.

A lawsuit, filed by Sonjia Johnson-Baker's family, alleged negligence, gross negligence and wrongful death on the part of the Maryland Transportation Authority, four of its officers, the state transportation department; and Michael R. Brown of Hagerstown, a driver who was fleeing police. Johnson-Baker and Jason Brian Canter, a passenger in Brown's car, were killed in the crash, and four others were injured. Brown pleaded guilty to two counts of negligent manslaughter with an automobile and was sentenced to 18 years in prison and two years of probation.

Two Hemet police officers responded to investigate a report of an agitated man inside vehicle. The officers approached the subject, at which point he allegedly brandished a handgun, and he was shot and killed.

Police said Thomas Arthur Gendreau Jr., 54, of Marina, stabbed his wife with a knife inside their house. The man continued stabbing her even after officers arrived, police said. One officer shot Gendreau to stop the attack. Both Gendreau and his wife died.

Officers pulled over McMurrer for reckless driving. He shot and killed himself.

Officers were called about a man who had barricaded himself inside a bedroom. He was reportedly making suicidal statements. He came out of the house with a rifle, set it down momentarily, and picked it up and pointed it at police, who shot and killed him.

Officers responded to a discharging firearm call at the Family Dollar on Old Rural Hall Road. When they arrived, officers reportedly located a subject matching the description provided by the person reporting the incident. Police said they struggled with the man, Travis Nevelle Page, and one of the officers used pepper spray. After officers placed him in handcuffs, police said he became dead.

During a pursuit, a car passed NYPD officers trying to pass him and struck several vehicles. Police said a person climbed out the window and ran into the woods, where there was a confrontation. Officer Garthlette James fired one shot, killing him.

Gilbert was arrested for warrants and place in a holding cell, where he allegedly tried to hang himself with his sweat pants. In trying to prevent the suicide, officers struggled with him, and he hit his head on a concrete bed and died later. 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.

Bethlehem police responded to a barricade situation at an apartment. Debarros was suspected of slashing and stabbing his longtime girlfriend, seriously injuring her. He was found dead inside the home of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said.

Officers responding to a domestic disturbance saw Santos and a woman struggling in a vehicle. An officer pulled the woman out of the vehicle. Santos shot himself in the head.

Officers were checking on Zaramo, who was said to be suicidal. He agreed to be transported to a hospital for treatment. He was apparently gathering clothes when he produced a handgun and shot the officer in the right side of his chest. A second officer then shot and killed him.

Addison Villa was killed when the 2000 Honda Accord he was in hit a Toyota Camry, then crashed into an electrical pole and concrete wall while being chased by the CHP in Garden Grove. A CHP tried to stop the Honda for allegedly speeding on the 5 freeway just south of the 22 freeway at around 1:30 a.m. The ensuing chase reportedly lasted a few minutes before the Honda crashed near the Chapman Avenue off-ramp. The Honda burst into flames, and a CHP sergeant and Garden Grove police officer used a fire extinguisher and save the driver and two passengers, but the flames got too hot to rescue Villa, the third passenger. Villa was pronounced dead at the scene. Passengers Adilene Chavira, 19, and Saul Chavira, 22, were hospitalized with injuries. Driver Dagoberto Orepeza, 29, was taken to Long Beach Memorial Hospital. Orepaza was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving and felony evading.

The Neenah Police Department was dispatched to the Eagle Nation Cycle Shop after reports that someone was causing a disturbance. Initial reports also included information saying that the man had a firearm and had fired several shots. It quickly became a hostage situation with shots fired at police. Funk came out of the business with a firearm. He did not comply with officer's instructions to drop the weapon and was shot and killed by officers Craig Hoffer and Robert Ross. Funk was not the hostage taker.

An officer investigating a report of a stolen golf cart fatally shot the suspected thief, who was armed and fired on the officer.

Police said they tried to pull over a 2008 Ford Taurus that matched the description of a car involved in a hit-and-run crash around 12:15 a.m. The driver, Jhamiel Hill, reportedly fled with police in pursuit. The chase went through the city and Ypsilanti Township before stopping in the area of Clark and Leforge, where police said they found Hill with a single fatal gunshot wound. Police reportedly arrested a woman who was also in the car, though she was later released.

An off-duty police officer was acting as a security guard in the Mt. Washington branch of the First Niagara Bank. When a man came in and told people to put their hands up, she identified herself and then shot and killed him.

Stretesky was killed in a confrontation with authorities as Deuel County deputies attempted to serve warrants. Details as to what started the gunfire have not been released.

Police say Krstic was walking around a gated community with a metal pipe. A resident confronted him before calling police. When officers arrived, they told Krstic to drop the pipe before shooting him with a stun gun when he did not comply. He then ran at the officers with the pipe. Officers shot and killed him.

According to the LA Times, Dresser was driving westbound on Jefferson when she made a left turn and was hit by a DPS vehicle driving eastbound. She died the following day.

The FBI Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force was serving a warrant in the area for an armed and dangerous person, the FBI said. Police saw the fugitive walking in the neighborhood as they tried to serve the warrant. The suspect jumped in a car and took off. Phillip Munoz tried to drive the getaway car between two homes, but he hit a gas meter and got stuck. He fled on foot, fired upon officers, and was fatally shot.

Two religious extremists who killed 14 people at a center for people with developmental disabilities. They were later killed, although it's still uncertain which police agency killed them.

Police were called for a knife assault. When they found the suspect, they first shot him with bean bags, and then, when he stood, at least five officers shot and killed him.

A Bangor officer stopped an automobile, the driver of the automobile got out of the car and ran. The officer gave chase. The officer shot and killed him. It's unclear is whether the man who led the officer on the chase was armed or if he shot at police.

Police have shot dead Tuan Huong after he attacked an officer with a meat cleaver - leaving a gaping four-inch wound in his head. Huong is said to have pretended to have been stranded in his car during a snowstorm in Aurora, Colorado, to get the police's attention. When a police officer tried to help, he attacked the officer from behind, got into the police car and drove off. Huong did not respond to commands to put his hands up, say police, and he was shot dead after officers saw an object in his hand.

Ferrer shot his ex-girlfriend Xylia Castillo in the belly in her backyard. Deputies encountered Ferrer as he took Castillo out of the yard. Ferrer shot at deputies. Castillo escaped. Ferrer threatened himself and returned to the yard. Deputies entered the yard, where Castillo's current boyfriend, Joshua Long, lay dead. Ferrer evaded officers for hours, then returned to Castillo's residence. Officers found Ferrer in the garage. When they confronted him, he shot himself.

Joseph Seguin was allegedly on PCP and fighting with a woman. Police shocked him eight times over 91 seconds, killing him. He death was determined to be "cardiac arrest during excited state."

Police were called to scene of a man about to commit suicide. Aguilar pointed his weapon at police leading to his death, suicide by cop.

McHenry parked by a trooper's vehicle late at night, walked up to the car window and ordered him to get out. He pointed a gun at the officer and after failing to disarm McHenry, Trooper Brandon M. Chaney shot him.

Hannah Meecham was killed and two passengers were injured when Meecham drove off the road and crashed into a tree while being pursued by officers Valerie Murillo and Emily Neabeack.

Gullickson was shot after coming out of his house after a three-hour standoff and pointing a handgun at deputies, according to the Stone County sheriff. Officers went to the house after Gullickson's wife called 911 and reported that he was shooting at her.

Just before midnight a Paradise police officer saw a Toyota 4Runner leave a bar with its headlights off. As the officer tried to catch the car, it hit the median and flipped. As the officer began to investigate the scene, he found that Ehorn had been ejected and was lying in front of the car, which was on its side with the driver side up. "(Thomas) was coming up through the driver-side window," police said. "The officer un-holstered his weapon and fired one shot, and the man went back down."

Speer was fatally shot during an exchange of gunfire with officers at a bail bonds agency where she worked, according to investigators. Police said the officers were called after she opened fire on an employee of another bail bonds agency, who had come to take her into custody in relation to criminal charges.

Police shot Mceniry when he reached for a gun, according to authorities. The confrontation started with a traffic stop, and Mceniry had previously been shocked with a Taser before officers opened fire.

Officers were responding to a domestic violence call when they shot Kirvelay, according to authorities. Police said Kirvelay was armed, but family members believe he was carrying a BB gun.

Kevin Duane Brewer was wanted for questioning in the murder of Donnie Pitts Taylor, 76. Brewer and Jennifer Lynn Bensch holed up in a hotel, and after hours of standoff, shot and killed themselves.

Reyna was shot when he approached an officer while carrying a knife, police said. Officers said they were responding to a drug overdose call at the time, and that they attempted to shock Reyna with a Taser before shooting him.

An unidentified man refused to cooperate with an officer trying to serve him with a warrant. He displayed a gun, and the officer left the home before the man continued to threaten police with additional firearms, police said. Neighboring residences were evacuated, and the man refused to cooperate with negotiators on the Monroe County Tactical Team. La Crosse County's BearCat and robot responded to the scene, and pepper spray was used inside the residence. Police found the man dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after entering the home.

Hall, who was suspected of robbing convenience store, was shot as he allegedly advanced at officers with a knife and a rock.

Nichols was stopped for traffic warrants. He fought with the officer who shot and killed him.

Sherman's mother called because she believed he was having a reaction to drugs. He fought with deputies and was tasered and died.

According to police, Darick Napper, 34, was shot after he charged at a sixth-district officer with a large hunting knife. The officer fired once at Napper and hit him.

Dormil attacked a 5-year-old girl and was holding a knife to her neck when officers arrived at the scene, police said. Officers shot Dormil when he ignored commands to drop the knife, according to authorities. The girl, the daughter of Dormil's girlfriend, died from her injuries.

Jason Brown reportedly killed himself during a standoff at an Oakland motel.

Meridy allegedly kidnapped his wife at gunpoint from her workplace. Police tracked Meridy to a to a hotel and negotiated with him before Meridy shot his wife and a state trooper, police said. The trooper returned fire, killing Meridy, according to authorities. Meridy's wife is expected to recover and the trooper was shot in his vest.

Daniel Avalos was killed after he crashed during a high-speed pursuit with the CHP from Redwood City to San Jose. At around 3:30 a.m., officers began chasing a Honda Accord that was reportedly driving as fast as 125 mph in the Gilroy area. According to officials, Avalos led officers onto I-280, where he tried to exit at Winchester Boulevard, hit some dirt, lost control of the car and crashed. The Honda went airborne and rolled at least once. Avalos was pronounced dead at a hospital. A passenger was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. One officer reportedly sustained minor injuries when a patrol vehicle crashed into a sign. Officers later said the Honda had been reported stolen.

Village Public Safety Officer Brent Norton, 29, allegedly plied Lois Marlene Cleveland, 16, with alcohol then restrained and raped her. Cleveland died.

Officers attempted to pull Tindall over after he ran a stop sign and pursued him when he kept driving, police said. During the chase, Tindall allegedly reversed his car to hit a patrol vehicle before driving away and running off the road, according to authorities. Police shot Tindall when he got out of his car and tried to get into a patrol vehicle, officials said.

Officers were responding to a call from Hartnett's family members concerned that he was suicidal, according to authorities. Police shot Hartnett when he approached them with a knife, investigators said.

Officers were attempting to arrest Bryant on drug-related charges when he fired a shot, hitting an officer, police said. Officers returned fire and killed Bryant, according to authorities. The officer was treated for his gunshot wound and is expected to recover, police said.

Chandra Weaver was killed when her Pontiac Grand Am was struck by a police car. According to police, two officers were driving south on Paseo in a marked patrol car just before 1 a.m. when Weaver's Grand Am pulled in front of them. The police car struck the driver's side of the Pontiac, killing Weaver instantly.

Deputies were chasing Brett Noblitt, whom they suspected of driving a stolen car. At one point in the chase Noblitt stopped and police approached his vehicle. Noblitt suddenly resumed fleeing, drove in the general direction of an officer, and was shot and killed. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Deputies fatally shot Livingston during a confrontation at his home, according to authorities. The officers were investigating an alleged assault. Livingston's roommate said the dispute started when Livingston refused to let deputies enter without a search warrant.

Officers were responding to a sideshow were standing around doing paperwork and waiting for tow trucks before the incident occurred. The officers scattered when Richard Perkins pulled what appeared to be a black pistol from his waistband. No communication was made with Perkins before the officers fatally shot him. He was armed with a pellet gun.

Pedestrian Jack Phoenix was decapitated after being hit by a car that was fleeing police.

The owner of the Subway said that just before the shooting, employees called him to say a man was outside the store breaking things with a hammer. Shortly after, employees called back to say the man was in the store. Deputies responding to an unknown-trouble call encountered Salazar, who refused to drop the hammer. Deputies tasered Salazar, but the weapon was ineffective. Salazar then charged toward the deputies, and they shot him.

Bartkiewicz was shot when he pointed a weapon at deputies who had arrived at his home, according to authorities. He was said to have made several threatening 911 calls.

A deputy responding to a report that someone was drinking alcohol at Rancho Mira Loma Park got into a fight with the man and shot and killed him.

An unidentified Birmingham police officer was en route to a domestic call when he crashed into Tooson's vehicle, killing Tooson and injuring a passenger.

Police said a chase started after they tried to stop a Dodge Charger. The chase was reportedly called off briefly and then resumed. The Charger crashed into a vehicle driven by Jeff Gill, who died.

Jaramillo was shot and killed by deputies Michael Schlattman, Derek Taylor and Nicolas Marrujo after allegedly ramming their vehicle with a stolen truck. Authorities said he had driven away when another deputy tried to pull him over. Two women in the truck with Jaramillo were injured and taken to hospital. Jaramillo was being prosecuted for a series of violent offences and a warrant was out for his arrest.

Deputies responded to Gavin's home twice in one evening, first after a report of a domestic dispute and later after a report of shots fired, officials said. Police shot Gavin when they found him pointing a gun at a woman, according to authorities. The woman was not hurt.

Mesaros, a suspect in a home-invasion robbery, led police from several agencies on two high-speed car chases after being spotted. He was shot by Officer Robert Buswold after displaying a firearm, according to police. Another suspect was taken into custody.

A deputy, Michael Miles, shot Blake after he allegedly brandished a rifle during a traffic stop. The deputy had pulled Blake over on suspicion of drunk driving, police said.

Police said Cano ran at officers who were responding to a complaint that he was standing in the middle of a road while cars swerved to avoid him. A struggle ensued and Cano was shot with a bean-bag round, but was then able to knock one officer to the ground, take control of the bean-bag gun and fire a round. Cano was shocked with a Taser but could still not be restrained, according to authorities, leading an officer to shoot him.

Campus police at Spartanburg Methodist College shot Delvin Simmons after he struck an officer with his car while fleeing, according to authorities. Police were investigating a report of a car break-in and were pursuing Simmons when he got in his car, police said. Officers said they took another man into custody. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Police shot Cuellar, an off-duty sheriff's deputy, while responding to a report that he was suicidal. Authorities said Cuellar pointed a gun at officers but Cuellar's mother said she witnessed the shooting and the gun remained at his side.

Two burglary suspects, Adarius Brown and Antonio Henry, were killed when the stolen SUV they were in crashed and flipped on State Road 417 while being pursued by a Seminole County police helicopter while other deputies deployed stop sticks, police said.

Two Spring Garden Township officers were called to Suburban High School regarding an assault, police said. The officers were gathering information on the school grounds when someone pointed out a Buick LeSabre to the officers and said the attackers were in that car. The officers gave chase.During the pursuit, the car struck a curb and overturned, killing cousins Brandon Lamar Moultrey and Elijah Moultrey. Brandon Moultrey was a wanted fugitive who failed to surrender himself at York County Prison more than a month prior.

When police knocked on the door to a room where a man suspected in a North Carolina double slaying was staying, he apparently figured he'd been caught and took his own life shortly after firing at the officers and missing. But the officers knew nothing of the North Carolina crimes and were there to arrest another man in the room on a parole violation. Police said that an autopsy confirmed that Lloyd Wayne Franklin died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Passenger SaKeyla Harris and driver Lionel Shoate were killed in a crash after a short police chase. At around 11 p.m., police stopped Shoate's SUV on suspicion of driving under the influence. He allegedly took off, then crashed into a concrete pillar and flipped several times, ejecting Harris and pinning Shoate inside the vehicle. Both Harris and Shoate died at the scene.

Johnson was holding a gun to his head while standing in a parking lot near a hospital, according to authorities. During negotiations with police, Johnson reportedly fired his gun at the ground twice. Tactical officers fatally shot Johnson, although it is unclear what exactly prompted the shooting. The state medical examiner's office ruled that Johnson died by suicide, although he had no self-inflicted wounds.

Smyth was shot inside his car as he drove at a 'high rate of speed' toward officers, according to police. Smyth had previously crashed his vehicle into a police patrol car, authorities said.

Bigley, who was reportedly suicidal, fatally shot a woman who tried to intervene, according to authorities. Police pursued Bigley after he left the scene and shot him when he got out of his car with a gun, officials said.

Hohman allegedly attacked his sister and 12-year-old nephew with a claw hammer. Police responded to a 911 call and shot Hohman when he ignored commands to drop the hammer and charged toward officers, police said.

Police said an officer saw Richard Stubbs driving near 288th & Ida and suspected he was drunk. The officer reportedly began a slow pursuit under 30 mph until Stubbs turned onto 288th, where he sped up to over 90 mph. According to police, they then called off the chase. Stubbs continued north, crashed into a Valmont Industries guard shack, and died at the scene.The guard was hospitalized with serious injuries.

Suspect had been pursued by bounty hunters. At the corner of the incident, SDPD 19-year veteran Sgt. Scott Holslag chased Smith on foot into "a shed next to apartment buildings" on direction of a police helicopter. When he saw Smith reaching into his pockets, the officer fired. No weapon was found on Smith, and it was the second time Holslag killed a suspect.

Mohammad allegedly stabbed and wounded four people at the University of California Merced's campus. Campus police shot and killed Mohammad, who was a student at the school, according to authorities. The four people who were stabbed, two of whom were students, suffered non-life-threatening injuries, police said.

An unidentified woman was found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound following a police standoff. Shawnee County sheriff's deputies and KHP troopers responded to reports of a shooting at about 12:45 p.m. After about 90 minutes, SWAT officers went inside and found the woman's body.

A stolen pickup truck driven by Mitchell Kauffman ran a stop sign and collided with another pickup and a BMW, killing Kauffman's passenger, Joshua Duncan, and the driver of the other truck, Juan Villegas.

Police received a call about a car breaking down on ramp 16 near Goodman. When police arrived, Willis stole a tow truck and led law enforcement on a chase. Officers say Willis exchanged gun shots with officers and then shot and killed himself.

Deputies were pursuing Colligan, who was wanted on several charges and was driving a stolen vehicle, when one deputy crashed his car into the driver's side of Colligan's truck, according to authorities. The crash was not intentional, police said.

Police said they responded to a home after receiving a report of a verbal disturbance. Officers encountered Christensen and shot him after a 'scuffle' broke out, according to authorities. A police officer was injured during the incident and treated for noncritical injuries. No additional details have been released.

Deputies responded to the scene of an accident involving a car and a bull, state police said. Officers were preparing to shoot the bull after the animal charged emergency responders and passing cars when Yantis, the bull's owner, confronted the deputies, according to authorities. Yantis shot at the deputies and the deputies returned fire, police said.

Police say Antonio Shaimar Edwards, 29, allegedly caused the death of Debbie Simon by striking her with his automobile while fleeing a traffic stop.

Jeremiah Darrin Perry was killed after a man fleeing police hit another vehicle which then struck Jeremiah as he sat in his stroller at a bus stop with his mother. According to officials, officers were chasing a Mercedes whose driver had allegedly hit an unoccupied police cruiser at the scene of a crash that had killed Randolph Croom, 51, on Pulaski Highway shortly after 9 p.m. The driver fled west on Pulaski Highway and into Baltimore City. The Mercedes was driving northbound on Moravia Road toward Sinclair Lane when it struck a Volvo, which spun, jumped the curb and hit Jeremiah at the bus stop. Jeremiah died at a hospital. Wayne Anthony Green Jr., 38, was charged in connection with the wreck.

Harpham allegedly shot and killed three people before police responded to the scene. When officers arrived, Harpham started shooting at them, and police returned fire, according to police. Officer Edward Crofoot, trainee Matthew Anderson, Randall Scott Hallas and trainee Charles Surratt were ruled justified in their use of force.

Officer Gary Paul Evelyn, 51, of Big Cypress struck Seide as he drove westbound in his marked Seminole police pick-up truck. Evelyn was driving along the inner westbound lane when he came upon Seide, who was also in the inside westbound lane, the Florida Highway Patrol report said. Seide was hit with the truck's left front, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Nole, a patient at a drug rehab center, stabbed four other patients and set a barn on fire, police said. Deputies shot Nole when he approached them with a knife, according to authorities. Three of the four wounded were transported to a hospital with serious injuries, police said.

Cook was shot after exchanging gunfire with officers, police said. Authorities said they had been searching for Cook for nearly a week after he shot and injured a police officer in Tennessee.

Police said group of four or five men smashed glass cases and took jewelry and other merchandise from the pawn shop. HPD officers spotted the men behind the shop, leaving the store. The officers ordered the suspects to drop their weapons, but deputies said they refused. Officers began shooting, killing one man and leaving two more in critical condition. One died later.

Deputies responded to a home after a 911 caller said someone inside was receiving death threats, according to authorities. While deputies were at the home, Busby pulled up in a car and authorities said they heard gunshots from inside the vehicle, prompting the officers to fire, police said. Busby's car then caught on fire and deputies pulled him from his vehicle. Busby was pronounced dead at the scene from apparent gunshot wounds, police said.

Police were called regarding a suicidal family member. Police say Green pulled a gun before he was shot and killed. Family members dispute this account.

Police pursued Adams after he failed to make a traffic stop, according to authorities. Officers shot Adams when he pointed at gun at them while they were trying to arrest him, police said.

Deputies arrived at Keeton's house as part of a drug investigation, authorities said. Keeton fired at deputies when they approached and was killed when they returned fire, police said.

Cuyler allegedly shot at officers after they stopped him while he was driving. Officers returned fire, killing Cuyler, police said. Two officers were hit by Cuyler's shots and have been released from the hospital after receiving treatment for their injuries, according to police. Officers Michael Gonzales, Daniel Kang, Ruben Colon and John Hauber were found to have acted legally by a grand jury.

Lopez was shocked with a Taser and physically restrained on the ground outside a rail station by an officer who had escorted him outside and was awaiting backup. Police said Lopez had started a fight with the officer after the officer intervened in a 'heated verbal argument' Lopez began to have with another person.

Officers chased Igbuhay and three others who were driving in a stolen car and eventually caught up with them near a swamp, police said. Igbuhay was shot after he allegedly tried to drown a police dog and then another officer in the water. The dog and the officer were not hurt.

Robert L. Mayes II reportedly opened fire inside a law office in Davenport shortly before 2 p.m. No one was hit although there were some minor injuries. Police arrived within three minutes, but Mayes was gone. Minutes later, Bettendorf officers were called to the parking lot of a business where they said they saw Mayes holding a gun. According to police, Mayes shot himself in the head when he saw the officers.

Police said Ulloa got out of his vehicle during a traffic stop and fired at officers. Police fired back, wounding Ulloa, who then re-entered his vehicle and drove a short distance before coming to a stop. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Thomas allegedly shot at officers who were responding to a report of a domestic disturbance, and officers returned fire. Two other people were found in the home and were taken to hospital for treatment, according to police.

Officers responding to a domestic disturbance shot and killed Dominic Hutchinson. He allegedly advanced at officers whiole brandishing a pair of broken binoculars.

A domestic violence report became a standoff, with John Tozzi eventually shot and killed after firing a rifle at police.

Sergeant Bluff police gave chase after a driver--believed to have been intoxicated--refused to pull over for a traffic stop. However, the officers soon pulled back due to rainy conditions. Ephrom Troy Barfield continued to drive at high speeds, lost control and crashed on old Highway 75 near Salix, police said. Barfield was ejected during the crash and died of his injuries. Officers were an estimated three-fourths of a mile behind him at the time he crashed.

Police said Brock had threatened to shoot anyone who came on to his property, and that after officers arrived Brock made an aggressive motion with one of his hands behind his back. It was not confirmed whether Brock was armed.

Deputies attempted to stop Ludd while he was driving because his car's registration was expired, according to authorities. Ludd stopped to allow a passenger to exit the car and then sped away, police said. He eventually stopped and exited his car before pointing his gun at officers, officials said. Deputies Benjamin Green, David McEntire and Troy Mohler shot and killed him.

Fire Department paramedics responded to a suicide call. Paramedics concluded that Nessing was high because he was punching the sidewalk with his bare hands. They called for assistance. Responding Officers A.K. Anderson and A.J. Reuben handcuffed Nessing and accompanied him to East Houston Regional Medical Center, where he died of a meth-and-ethanol overdose.

Officers arrived at Arnold's apartment after receiving a report that he was suicidal, police said. Arnold exited his apartment with a gun and was shot after pointing it at deputies, according to authorities.

A US Customs and Border Protection officer shot and killed Galena near the US-Mexico border, authorities said. He allegedly approached the officer with a knife.

Deputies responded to the east side of Elephant Butte Dam where they found Lopes armed with a gun, police said. Lopes ignored deputies' commands to drop the gun and was shot after he pointed his gun at them, according to authorities.

Hall allegedly tried to rob a customer at gunpoint in a Jimmy John's before fleeing the restaurant. He was pursued by police, who shot him when he pulled a gun from his waistband, according to authorities. Police later said that Hall was carrying a fake gun.

Officers stopped a car Gossman was riding in to investigate "drug-related activity" when Gossman fled on foot, police said. When officers pursued Gossman, he fired at them, according to authorities. Police said they fired back, killing him

Deputies saw a person "driving recklessly, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. They said that the driver sped off, leading deputies to a cul-de-sac in a couple miles away. As Ramirez turned his car around and faced the deputies, a woman got out of the car. Ramirez then allegedly accelerated his car toward the passenger side of the patrol car where a deputy was standing. Ramirez struck the patrol car, and the deputy opened fire. Ramirez was hit multiple times and died at the scene.

Hammond was not in police custody, but he was being monitored by law enforcement at the request of St. Cloud Hospital. A struggle ensued after the suspect got out of his bed and Hammond got hold of an officers gun and shot off several rounds. A deputy from the same Sheriff's Office tased Hammond, and the suspect "became unresponsive." Life-saving efforts were begun in the emergency room, but Hammond died.