Dorsey drove off the road when having a seizure. Officers found him on his back kicking his legs, unaware he was having a seizure. Dorsey rolled onto his stomach, failed to comply with orders to put his hands behind his back and was tasered in the back.

Yoneko Renee Cain, Larneal Donell McDonald and Mario Lamar Sledge were killed in a wreck with Terrance Walker who was apparently being pursued for running a stop sign.

Yoneko Renee Cain, Larneal Donell McDonald and Mario Lamar Sledge were killed in a wreck with Terrance Walker who was apparently being pursued for running a stop sign.

Police responded to a disturbance call about a man breaking things and "fighting with the air." When they arrived at the scene, the man started fighting with them. Deputies tasered the man an unknown number of times and he went into cardiac arrest and was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Four to five police officers are seen on video surrounding man on the ground and wrestling with him. Whether he actually grabbed an officer's gun is unclear, but there are at least five gunshots heard on the video. Officers Francisco Martinez, Daniel Torres, and Sgt. Chand Syed shot and killed him.

The subject, a suspect in the murders of three people was located by police in his truck with a gun. He is believed to have suffered with paranoid schizophrenia. After trying repeatedly to get Sherrod to surrender, police say he got out of the truck and pointed the gun at officers, who shot and killed him.

A routine traffic stop turned into a struggle between the subject and the officer. The officer shot and killed the subject. The officer was treated for wounds at the hospital.

Officers tried to stop Parker's vehicle at El Chaparral Avenue and Route WW and a chase ensued, O'Sullivan said. Parker tried to turn the vehicle south onto Highway 63 and ran off the road in the snowy conditions, a release said. Parker allegedly got out of the vehicle with a handgun, shots were exchanged and he was fatally shot by a deputy.

Police received a report of a suspicious woman around 9 pm near St. Mary's Road and Grande Avenue. When the officer arrived, the woman allegedly charged at him with a knife. The officer shot her and she died hours later in the hospital.

Officers who were searching for a robbery suspect spotted a man sitting inside a car who matched the description of the suspect. It's not clear what ensued but police shot the man to death.

Biggs crashed his truck into a power pole. When police arrived at the scene, they asked Biggs to get out of the truck, but he refused to cooperate. When an officer tried to remove him, he reportedly reached for his gun, and police fired and killed him.

Cuevas' ex-girlfriend alerted police as the man, arrested then released in Pennsylvania on Florida sexual battery charges, sent her a string of threatening texts as he returned to Florida. Police encountered him in a hamburger restaurant parking lot. He was armed, went for the gun in his waistband, and was fatally shot.

Deputies responded to a domestic violence call reporting that Robertson and his father were arguing about a shotgun, and that Robertson had then taken a rifle and gone off into the neighborhood. When they arrived they found Robertson in his backyard hiding behind an air conditioning unit with the rifle. He allegedly refused to drop the gun and pointed it at a deputy. The deputy shot him and he died of his wounds at North Cypress Hospital. Deputies had been called to the home before; Robertson had been having psychological problems.

Officers attempted to pull over Glenn Contay Lewis' car for a traffic stop, but he didn't stop. He led them on a chase and ended up at the end of a dead-end street. Lewis allegedly turned the car around and drove in the general direction of the officers. They fired upon him and killed him. Police alleged vehicular assault.

Authorities had a warrant out for the arrest of a suspect charged with rape, criminal confinement, and domestic battery. Officers said they located the man around 5:30 EST, and he drove off in his vehicle. After a chase, authorities were able to box in the vehicle to get him to stop. Officers broke the side windows of the vehicle and used a Taser, but they say it had apparently no effect on the suspect. Police say the suspect then made an "aggressive threatening move" with his hands inside the car, causing a police officer to shoot him in the right torso area.

Police responded to a welfare check on a suicidal man. On arrival, the man stabbed a police officer. The officer shot him dead at the scene.

Elrod just robbed a dollar store. When police arrived he shouted he had a weapon and reached for his waistband. An officer tasered him, but it was ineffective. Elrod was ultimately shot and killed. There was no weapon found.

Nichols stabbed woman in Whitehall Township and then stabbed Catasauqua police officer before he was shot

Officers reported that they responded to a domestic dispute call from Giaquinta's daughter, and when they arrived at the home they found a sheriff's deputy and his girlfriend, Giaquinta's ex-wife dead. Giaquinta exchanged gunfire with officers, and he was shot to death. Giaquinta had previously worked with the sheriff's office.

No press release, no public statement, no official confirmation of the number of officers involved or how many times the unarmed Reid was tasered--local police stonewalled after the incident. They'd been summoned by apartment security. Reid died two days later. The embattled chief of police chose to retire rather than answer questions (such as why 3 of 4 officers weren't certified for Tasers) or address allegations of "enhanced interrogation" in another case. Officers Daniel Rush, Thomas Eisenring and David Freeman were absolved of responsibility.

Authorities said that Carter was on the run for a warrant for sexual contact with a minor, and after a 16-hour standoff with him inside of his RV with a gun and threatening officers, they shot him to death.

Police were trying to serve a warrant for drugs when they entered the apartment and were immediately shot at. They returned fire and killed the subject.

Witnesses saw a man on a wall who looked like he was performing karate or dancing. A deputy was telling the man to come down. "The cop grabs him by the back of the pants and pulls him down. As he's coming down, he lands on top of the cop and throws his arm around the cop." "The two start pushing each other and the female cop is standing back with a Taser pointed at him. You hear the Taser go off and taser him. The guy went down on the ground."

A witness said she drove by and saw a body by the side of the road alone. A Grapevine police officer had chased undocumented immigrant Villalpando out of his jurisdiction. Some say the dashcam shows Villalpando with his hands up and that he was unarmed. All of these details are disputed. Villalpando was an undocumented Mexican immigrant with four children.

Don Wesley Lannin committed suicide during an armed hostage and standoff situation that went on for several hours.

Police say Janisha Fonville, 20, refused to drop a kitchen knife and lunged at officers before Officer Anthony Holzhauer pulled his service pistol and shot her twice – in the hand and in the shoulder.

Pedro Saldivar, an 18-wheeler driver, reportedly caused a disturbance in a nearby location, threatening individuals with a machete, before driving in the general direction of several officers with his rig. Officers opened fire and killed Saldivar. Police alleged vehicular assault.

It's reported that Sexton called the police to help he remove unwanted house-guests, but was shot in the chest to death by one of the officers. Family said that Sexton had the gun to protect herself against the unwanted guests, and that she was trying to put it down when the police arrived.

Deputies spotted a man allegedly driving erratically and attempted to pull him over. Deputies said Isidro Alejandro Martinez jumped out of the car and began to struggle with them before breaking free and attempting to run across several lanes of traffic. He was fatally hit by a vehicle.

Marana Police Officer Cesar Nelson was sitting in his vehicle in the parking lot of Cracker Barrel Restaurant, when he saw Caldwell walking up behind him, holding a firearm, police said. Officer Nelson left his vehicle and saw Caldwell raise the gun in his direction, before shooting Caldwell.

According to Mississippi Highway Patrol spokesman Warren Strain, Means was shot and killed after he ran into the store and exchanged gunfire with officers.

Cody Evans, 24, of Springville, was shot and killed by police after he pointed an AR-15 style airsoft gun at officers.

A Gardena police car chased a pickup truck being driven by someone who officers suspected had just stolen two cellphones at gunpoint at about 11:30 p.m. Just over a minute after the pursuit began, a Gardena police officer driving nearly 50 mph rammed the truck in an attempted PIT maneuver to disable it. Mark Gamar, 19, a passenger in the truck, was killed.

Police say they pulled Day over for accelerating too quickly. When he got out of the vehicle, police say he was acting nervously, and went to frisk him. That's when they say he started shooting. They returned fire and killed him.

Mejia moved toward a deputy with a knife after refusing to drop the weapon. The deputy shot and killed Mejia.

Police were chasing the subject in a stolen car on the freeway. The subject crashed into several motorists and attempted to ram the officers with his car. Five officers shot 18 rounds into the car killing the subject at the scene.

Shot by state police officer who was assisting in warrant being served for arrest on multiple charges including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon

Police responded to a 911 call about a man entering a home with a knife. When they arrived, the subject allegedly charged them and was shot dead.

The sheriff's department received a call around noon Wednesday that deceased was walking on Booger Hollow Road in Dadeville waving a pistol. The deceased lived on that street, according to officials. When a deputy made contact, Stewart allegedly ran into a wooded area and brandished his weapon - a BB gun --at law enforcement. The shooting was captured on a body camera the deputy was wearing, which has been turned over to the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation.

Benjamin Zanders Jr. died after crashing his vehicle into a residence while being chased by police. According to a press release, Amite police officers called state troopers for assistance with a pursuit of a 2005 Ford Focus on Louisiana 1046 at around 3:30 p.m. Police initially lost site of the Focus, the press release said. However, when troopers arrived, they found the vehicle crashed into a residence near the intersection of Louisiana highways 1046 and 441 in St. Helena Parish.

Officers said that they were attempting to serve an assault warrant and that gunfire was exchanged at the home, killing Bess.

Zambrano-Montes was throwing rocks at cars about 5 p.m. Tuesday near Fiesta Foods when police were called. He hit two officers with rocks and refused to listen to commands, Police Chief Bob Metzger said. Police gave him orders to surrender and unsuccessfully tried using a Taser. Officers Adam Wright, Ryan Flanagan and Adrian Alaniz chased him across the intersection of 10th Avenue and Lewis Street and eventually shot him in front of a business on Lewis Street.

Luster was chasing a teenagers who may have vandalized his home. An officer saw Luster in his truck coming his way and fired shots and killed Desmond Dwayne Luster Sr. Police alleged vehicular assault.

An officer reportedly responded to a domestic disturbance call and shot an off-duty deputy living there to death.

Brandon Davis died of undetermined causes during a standoff and hostage situation.

Officers received a call from the subject's family saying they felt threatened and he was armed and possibly drunk or high. On arrival, the subject fired at the officers who returned fire and killed the man.

Paffen opened fire on officers, they responded and shot him.

Joshua Harrison allegedly hit a vehicle and fled. As police chased him, he abandoned his vehicle and ran into the 12 degree night as police pursued on foot. Family members found him near his workplace, apparenly having frozen to death.

Dario Colin was killed in a crash while fleeing the CHP.

Officers were alerted to a man acting suspiciously, possibly tampering with vehicles near 19th and H streets. When the officers made contact with the suspect, there was a short struggle, and the suspect was taken to the main jail. Shortly after his arrival, he became unresponsive and was transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. 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.

Police believe Robinson was responsible for at least five local store robberies that occurred within a week of Wednesday's chase. The chase ended with Robinson being shot and killed.

Police were pursuing a suspect in a bank robbery in Corona, CA when he carjacked a van and led them on a chase to Chino. The man lost control of the van and crashed into a light pole. Police opened fire and killed the subject.

An unmarked police car hit and killed a man crossing a street without proper streetlights.

Two undercover narcotics detectives were working in an apartment complex when they noticed two nearby men openly firing handguns. After a brief confrontation, one of the men, Izzy Colon, allegedly brandished a gun and was fatally shot, and the other taken into custody.

The subject called police to report that he was out of gas. He was said to be behaving erratically, running in the lanes of the highway. When he refused to come back from the other side of the highway, deputies tasered him at least twice. The man became unresponsive and died in the hospital several days later.

Officers on patrol in the Dutchtown section of St. Louis saw a man run away from them. They chased him into the bushes and struggled with him to get his gun away. Officers fired and killed the man.

Thompson used a shotgun to kill his estranged wife's boyfriend, Anthony W. "Tony" Shields, at a bar in Tuscarawas County, led authorities on a low-speed chase and negotiated for nearly five hours before killing himself, police said.

While the other officer spoke with the homeowner, Murphy tracked the suspect's footprints through freshly fallen snow, encountering him in the 1600 block Fourth Street at 1:36 a.m., police said. The suspect responded to Murphy's orders by pulling a gun and opening fire on him, striking him once in the left thigh, police said.Murphy returned fire, police said.

An officer reported that she attempted to stop Kassick for expired stickers, at which point he fled in his vehicle to where he was staying. Upon fleeing the vehicle, the officer used her stun gun, and thought that Kassick was reaching for his waist, and shot him to death in his back while he was lying on the ground. The DA noted that the camera footage seemed as though Kassick was reaching to pull the stun-gun probe from his back. Drugs were found near Kassick and in his system.

A McCracken County Sheriff's Deputy tried to pull James M. Dilliplane, 27, for speeding on John Puryear Drive, but he fled west on I-24 at speeds exceeding 150 mph. Dilliplane lost control as he exited onto US 45. His car then hit a concrete median, crossed the southbound lanes and struck a dirt embankment, killing Dilliplane and injuring his passenger.

The subject was seen by a deputy shooting at another vehicle. The deputy pursued the subject until the man crashed into a field. He got out of his vehicle with a gun and refused to drop it so the deputy fired and killed the man.

Witnesses reportedly told police that Edwards was struggling to walk around, screaming erratically for help and said someone was trying to kill him. As employees tried to escort him out of the store, Edwards began to struggle with them. Outside, police held him on the ground until medics arrived and tried to perform CPR. He was taken to St. David's South Austin Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. An autopsy shows he died as a result of the "combined effects of methamphetamine, PCP, and the stress associated with restraint procedures," as reported by the Travis County medical examiner's office. The officers involved will not face charges.

Breeding, a Montgomery County deputy and a passenger on a motorcycle driven by a fellow deputy, was killed in an early-morning crash after a night of heavy drinking. The driver had twice the legal level of alcohol in his bloodstream and was angrily adamant that he'd been in a passenger car ("Who put me behind the wheel?") before being told of Breeding's death. He was charged with intoxication manslaughter.

Authorities responded to a fire at an apartment, where Ralph Willis lived. He was identified as a person of interest and when he was spotted later at a Walmart, he began running after officers approached him. According to authorities, Willis made an aggressive move toward officers two blocks from the Walmart, and officers shot him in response.

Kobuk was taken into custody as a suspect in a car theft. Corrections officers said they restrained him because he was being combative during booking. As they put him in in a cell, they noticed he was unresponsive.

Bowie Police and Montague County sheriff's deputies attempted to stop Alverson for two felony warrants. He failed to stop and ran from police out U.S. 287. At one point when officer had him cornered in the car, he allegedly put a pistol outside the window and pointed it toward the cop's vehicle. Three DPS troopers and two Wise County Sheriff's deputies and one dog pursued the man into the woods. He was tracked by the dog and when he was found, Alverson reportedly began shooting toward the officers. Officers shot and killed Alverson.

Justin John Hay shot and killed himself after allegedly shooting and wounding his father, police said.

Police responded to a report about a mother attacking her children. When they showed up, the subject threw a knife at an officer and was shot dead.

Phoenix police say they got a tip a man wanted in connection with at least six armed robbery attempts was staying at Motel 6. When they tried to arrest Tewa; he attempted to leave in a stolen vehicle. Officers ordered him to display his hands and leave the vehicle. Police said Tewa refused to comply and began ramming the occupied police vehicle with the stolen vehicle. Authorities say two officers shot at Tewa "to end the violent encounter."

The subject was arrested after leading officers on a chase. Once arrested, he slipped the handcuffs to the front and tried to drive off in a deputy's cruiser. He was shot and killed at the scene.

Two officers were being sworn in at a city council meeting when Kmetz shot at the officers, injuring them. Other officers returned fire, killing Kmetz.

Authorities said the two officers responded to a domestic violence call at around in the town of Morenci, which is northwest of Clifton. The suspect had left the scene and a traffic stop was made on U.S. Highway 191. Gunfire was exchanged, and the two officers were struck, authorities said. The suspect, Chris Ingram, 29, was also shot and died from his wounds later in the emergency room at the Gila Health Clinic in Morenci.

Slye Mier's body was found facedown in a field off Ebeenezer Road just east of Crowley the morning after Mier reportedly fled a traffic stop on foot. Mier was wanted in connection with an armed robbery earlier that night. Police allegedly tried to stop the vehicle Mier was riding in, but they say the driver fled on West Jeff Davis in Rayne and ended up underneath the Highway 90 overpass. Police say the two occupants then jumped out the vehicle, and a K-9 was brought in to locate them.

Lopez and a second man, Roberto Felix Rodriguez-Garcia, 22, were being pursued by police as suspects in a home invasion. Police caught up to Lopez where there was an exchange of gunfire between he and police officers.

Shortly after robbing a Walgreens, Daryl Myler brandished a gun and was shot and killed by officers.

James Caffrey, 51, was jogging along South Park Boulevard when he was struck by a gold 1998 Toyota Avalon XL that was fleeing a police stop by a University Heights police officer who had stopped the car on Warrensville Center Road after running the car's plates and finding the registered owner's license was suspended. The Toyota initially pulled over, but sped away toward South Park Boulevard as the officer approached.

Officers responded to a domestic disturbance call where they allegedly found the subject with a knife, threatening his wife. Officers discharged their weapons and killed the man at the scene.

The teen girl entered the police station presumably to get help. Officers believed she was armed with a gun. She allegedly had a knife and was tasered to no effect. Officers shot and killed her.

Starr County police responded to the area of FM 2098 near Falcon Lake around 1:30 a.m. in reference to a shooting involving a border patrol agent as he attempted to apprehend a drug smuggler. According to border patrol Chief Kevin Oaks, his agents had apprehended four subjects and were searching for a fifth one when the unnamed agent was met with gunshots. The officer then returned fire ending the suspected smuggler's life. Eight hundred pounds of narcotics were seized during the encounter.

Police attempted to make a traffic stop, but the car fled. They located at an intersection and followed it. The car drove down an alley and hit a wall. Holmes got out of the car and pulled out a gun. Officers told him to drop the weapon and when he didn't, they shot him.

Todd Hodge was under a house. Deputy Mark Wallace and his dog, Sultan responded. Sultan was unleashed to the crawl space. Hodge shot Sultan in the neck. Sultan retreated, and was taken to the veterinarian where he died of his injuries. A lengthy standoff began. Later in the evening S.W.A.T. fired tear gas and flash grenades forcing Hodge from under the house. When the subject appeared he was carrying a handgun, at which time officers shot and killed him

Police arrived at a residence and found a woman dead. They encountered her son holding knives and shot him.

Police went to the Guillory's home after receiving several hang-up 911 calls. They found 32-year-old Johnathon Guillory walking down the street with a weapon. After some sort of confrontation, authorities say two officers felt threatened and shot and killed Guillory.

Malik Henderson was under the influence of alcohol and drugs during a police chase that reached speeds up to 106 mph before the stolen car crashed into a tree. Hanna Shuppert, 20, and Marissa Volner, 18, were killed. Both were friends of Henderson and had been passengers in the car. Henderson was sentenced to five years for two counts of involuntary manslaughter.

Brumley stabbed an officer in the leg. The officer then shot and killed Brumley.

A shirtless man was shooting a gun in the air and waving the gun around in the middle of the street and tried to carjack a car. Police arrived on the scene and ordered him to put the gun down. Meza pointed the gun at police instead and officers shot him.

A woman told an off-duty officer that a man who had been told to leave a bar was carrying a gun. The officer went to the parking lot, and saw Garcia pointing a pistol at another man. The officer ordered Garcia to drop his weapon, but Garcia pointed it at the officer instead. The officer shot him. Garcia died at Clear Lake Regional Medical Center.

Witnesses say they saw a domestic disturbance occur blocks from a concert, in which Walker was abusing a woman. An off-duty officer witnessed the altercation and tried to intervene. When he approached Walker, the officer said he saw Walker reach for a gun so he shot Walker.

Deputies tried to pull Moore over for not using his turn signals. Moore sped away, struck a curb and crashed, killing himself. A pregnant woman in the car survived. The condition of her child is unknown. Marijuana was found in the vehicle.

Authorities said they believe Minichini shot his live-in girlfriend, and then himself in an apparent murder-suicide.

Robbins, 69, of Crab Orchard, was walking along KY150 around 9:30 p.m. when a Standford city police cruiser hit him.Troopers said Robbins was wearing dark clothes.

Police responded to a call of a suicidal man. When they arrived, they found Reindl outside his residence with a gun. They shot him.

Officers made a traffic stop at a gas station. One of the passengers of the car, Donte Sowell got out of the car and ran running toward an apartment complex. An officer chased after the man. When Sowell got to the apartment complex, he turned around and shot at the officer, and the officer returned fire.

The subject's roommate alerted police that the subject had a gun and had pointed it at him. Police responded and found the subject in his room where he raised the gun at them and they fired and killed him.

Police were called about a suicidal man. When they arrived, the man pointed a rifle at them and allegedly fired. The man was killed at the scene.

Police were called to a domestic disturbance at a residence. The Schroeder had cut a family member with the knife and was threatening another family member when officers came into the house. The officers told the man to put down his weapon multiple times. When he didn't, an officer shot him.

A West Valley City policeman, who was on his way to work, spotted Nielson slumped over the wheel of an SUV. Nielson and three officers who also arrived, spoke calmly to one another, without a heated word, as the officers investigated him for an alleged narcotics violation. But as officers removed Nielson's handcuffs to swap them with a different pair, Nielson ran to his SUV. The officers grappled with him, trying to pull him out--but within seconds, one officer saw Nielson had a knife and shot him five times, killing him.

Officers responded to call from Richard McClendon's mother who said he was having a violent episode, destroying things inside the home and possibly had a shotgun. Officers arrived to McClendon inside the bathroom and they tried to get him to come out. McClendon then confronted the officers with a knife in one hand and a pipe in the other. One of the officers tried to subdue McClendon by tasing him. When that failed, they opened fire on him once, fatally wounding him

Arcola police shot and killed Smith, who confronted them with guns as they responded to a domestic dispute Sunday night.

Police were investigating a carjacking when the suspect, Barbosa, walked by and was spotted by police. He ran from police and attempted to carjack another vehicle. He failed at his second attempt at carjacking and ran into a residential neighborhood. He was spotted by police with a gun and got into a confrontation with officers and was shot.

George Tingler Jr. killed Howard Couch on Bank Street and Bernard Abell on Southland Terrace before hanging himself during a standoff with police.

Senior Corporal David Kattner fatally shot himself after a prostitute told authorities that he sexually assaulted her. In a 2007 article by D Magazine, Officer Shannah Lopez also said that Kattner, and Officers Jeffrey Nelson, Alfred Schoelen Jr., Timothy Stecker and Walter Clifton, harassed prostitutes and homeless people with false citations. In 2004, Kattner was cleared in the fatal shooting of Kevin Sinning.

Police responded to a burglar alarm at a pharmacy. The deputy officer struggled with the suspect, and the gun discharged. The man fled but was caught outside where he later died while awaiting an ambulance.

A woman called police to report her boyfriend was "acting strangely" and was armed. On arrival, the man came out with a gun and was shot dead by police officers.

Jenkins was a passenger in a car that was pulled over with expired registration. The officer who conducted the stop learned that Jenkins was named in a warrant for failure to appear in court. The officer arrested Jenkins and took him to Orange County Jail. Jenkins started having chest pain, and tested positive for methamphetamine and THC. He was taken to Baptist Hospital, cleared for release, then returned to Baptist Hospital and died.

Officer Matthew Bencik and his partner Devin Ashmore stopped to investigate a suspicious vehicle. The Chevrolet Avalanche truck was occupied by two men and a woman, had heavy front-end damage and was smoking from under its hood. Police allege that the driver, 37 year-old Omarr Jackson, fled when asked to step out of the vehicle and fired a handgun at the officers.

Responding to a domestic disturbance over text messages, an officer found Sneed's door kicked down and found him on top of his girlfriend with a gun which he pointed at the officer. The policeman opened fire, killing Sneed.

Officer Rick Drehobl, an off-duty Rosemont Police Officer got involved in a domestic incident between his brother-in-law, Joseph Caffarello and his wife. The argument escalated into a car chase where Caffarello allegedly rammed his car into his brother-in-law's, which was carrying Caffarello's wife and his baby son. Officer Drehobl opened fire, killing Caffarello.

Wetter appeared to be intoxicated when he broke into a group home. Officers released a K9 on him when he did not comply with orders. Wetter stabbed the dog. Afterward Wetter reportedly raised his knife in a threatening way toward officers prompting the officers to shoot and kill Wetter.

Officers responded to a call from a woman concerned for the safety of her child. The officers arrived at the home of Nichols, who apparently had been drinking in violation of a court order. Nichols needed to go to the bathroom and was being escorted by deputies when he went into a dark room. One officer shot Nichols after turning on the light and seeing Nichols pointing a semi-automatic handgun at him.

Buck was driving westbound on Knox Road when he slid open the truck's rear window and began firing at Chandler officers. Buck then brought the truck to a stop on Knox Road just east of Arizona Avenue and continued firing at officers Chandler police returned fire, striking Buck several times and killing him at the scene.

A trooper made a traffic stop on the subject for allegedly driving without headlights. After asking if he could search the car and being told no, the officer patted the subject down and found a handgun in his waistband. A struggle ensued and the subject was shot, succumbing to his injuries weeks later.

Williams was to be charged with murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime in the death of 30-year-old Vanessa Williams, who was found dead inside her Allen Street home. He committed suicide during a standoff at a motel.

Kocher was walking on the roadway at around 9:35 p.m., just east of the Kaumakani Post Office, when he was struck by a Toyota Corolla heading east-bound. The driver stopped and police were called. That's when a responding officer, also heading east, struck Kocher a second time.

Police responded to a domestic violence call. Ajibade reportedly became violent during booking. He died from blunt force trauma. Media reports don't state categorically whether he was booked, so may be outside of FatalEncounters dataset, which does not include individuals after they've been booked into the system.

Deputies responded to a call from the wife of the subject saying he was overdosing on alcohol. Having committed no crime, first responders left only to get a 911 call a few minutes later from his wife saying he was trying to kill her. The subject locked himself in the bathroom with a gun, brandished it, and police shot and killed him.

An officer was responding to an emergency. The officer ran over a large object, and immediately pulled over. The officer discovered that he'd run over a human body. The victim was fatally wounded. The District Attorney said that Gagne was "seriously impaired" from drugs and alcohol.

A white Nissan Altima was believed to have been the getaway vehicle in the robbery of a Western Union in Miami-Dade County. During the investigation, police went to a home in Miramar, but nobody was there. As they were leaving, they spotted the car and attempted a traffic stop, but the driver of the car led officers on a chase that ended in Miami. The suspects left the car and fired at officers, at which point, one of the suspects was killed.

Missoula Police officers were responding to a domestic disturbance involving Williams, his mother and his girlfriend. Williams assaulted his mother, abducted the girlfriend and led police on a high speed pursuit until he stopped on an onramp. Police said they couldn't see what was going on in the car. but could hear the girlfriend crying for help. An officer shot Williams through the window, killing him.

Arnoldo Santana Ochoa, 45, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for shoplifting, killing passenger Sandra Alicia Garcia upon crashing.

Reid was exiting car with hands raised when he was shot by Officer Braheme Days - caught on dash cam video.

Mark Eric Anderson, 25, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for an improperly displayed inspection sticker and died because of a crash.

Kevin Davis called police because a roommate assaulted his girlfriend. When they arrived, they shot his three-legged dog, and then him. A witness says he had a gun because he didn't know who was shooting the dog. Police shot him, and he later died in a hospital.

Deputies went to a home on a welfare check, because the resident, Robert Battaglia's mother believed that her son who is bipolar and schizophrenic had broken into her home. While the officers attempted to talk to him, Battaglia allegedly went into the kitchen and grabbed a knife and ran at them. Battaglia stabbed one of the deputies and reached for the officer's gun. The other deputy shot Battaglia, which was fatal.

Gray was reported in by relative as suicidal, and armed with a gun. When deputies arrived, Gray refused to put gun down, and threatened two deputies with gun. Gray was shot by Deputy White, and transported to Yavapai Regional Medical Center, where he later died from his injury.

Aaron Prado, 21, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for running a red light and died because of a crash.

Suffolk County police say two officers in a squad car were responding to an emergency call on Long Island when they struck a pedestrian who later died.

Radrecus De Mario Young, 23, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for avoiding a traffic checkpoint. The police cruiser collided with another car, killing Taylor Heathman Miller upon crashing. The driver of Miller's vehicle was charged with DUI and not stopping for an emergency vehicle.

Officers responded to a disturbance call at a home. Hebebrand, who was allegedly causing the disturbance, confronted officers. During that time, he admitted to having a weapon and kept reaching behind his back.Officers attempted to talk to the Hebebrand and then deployed a Taser to gain control of the situation. According to the Bedford Police Department, the Taser was not effective and Hebebrand advanced toward officers with a knife. An officer shot and killed him.

Officials from the Sheriff's Office said a female deputy and the suspect fought. The deputy was in the area responding to a report of a "suspicious person." Rodriguez allegedly tried to take the deputy's baton and that's when she shot and killed him.

Harold D. Nichols, 23, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for having a stolen vehicle and died because of a crash.

Pickens Sheriff's Office were dispatched to a residence located in the Bethany Moorings area in Pickens County on Christmas Eve. The deputies arrived at the residence and encountered a man with a gun in the yard of the residence. The man fired his weapon at the deputies and they returned fire, striking the suspect.

Gray robbed a man at gunpoint. Officers tracked Gray down. Gray shot at the officers, who returned fire and killed him.

Michael Mears' roommate called paramedics on Christmas Eve 2014 and reported that the military veteran was having a "paranoid episode" and complaining that someone was coming to get him. An LAPD sergeant and five officers responded to Mears' South Los Angeles apartment and tried to physically restrain him before using pepper spray and batons. During the confrontation, one of the officers, Jonathan Gan, shocked Mears with a Taser six times over the course of three minutes. Mears died two days later. Los Angeles City Council approved a $5.75 million settlement.

An officer arrived at a convenience store in response to a reported shoplifter. The officer talked to two men outside the store who matched the description of the shoplifters. Martin made attempts to walk away while the officer was talking to him. The last time he was told to come back, Martin pulled out a gun and pointed it at the police officer. The officer fired his gun three times at Martin in response, killing him.

A Minnesota State Patrol trooper tried to pull over a Volkswagen Jetta for speeding on Highway 54 near Elbow Lake. Rundquist kept driving, leading law enforcement on a 15- to 20-mile chase. Rundquist slowed down as he drove through the city of Elbow Lake and did not drive erratically. The chase reached speeds of 80 mph at some points. Law enforcement officers put down "stop sticks," which Rundquist's car struck. He then drove head-on into an unoccupied Ashby Police Department squad car. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police were called to the scene of a suicide attempt. When they arrived, Leake started shooting at officers and saying he was going to kill all the police. They evacuated the neighborhood and tried to talk Leake down but he kept firing at officers. They returned fire and when they rushed into the home later, they found him dead from gunshot wounds that they had fired.

Neighbors called police when they saw Monroe stalking around inside his house with a gun. His wife had sought help from police the week before, on fears that he might hurt himself. After pointing handgun at police, Monroe was fatally shot by police following a five-hour standoff with SWAT forces. Subsequently his wife was also found dead inside the house.

Corson had been drinking and arguing with relatives, and had sprayed his girlfriend with bear repellant before he began shooting with a handgun, a shotgun and what sounded like a fully automatic weapon.The man fired more than 100 rounds at officers and neighboring houses. Investigators working at the scene Monday also determined that the fire, which destroyed the house, was started by Corson with a Molotov cocktail-style device. The fire drove Corson to a back door, where he was fatally shot by one of the deputies surrounding the home.

Grant Oliver McClure was killed in a crash while fleeing police. An officer tried to stop McClure for a traffic violation at around 2:30 a.m. on Shawnee Mission Parkway near Belinder. Police said McClure drove into Fairway, pulled into a parking lot, exited back onto the street and struck another vehicle. Police said McClure then sped south on Norwood Street, where he struck two parked cars and two trees. McClure was pronounced dead at the scene.

Kremian died as the target of a high-speed police chase, which ended when he lost control of his vehicle, struck a tree, and died.

Police were dispatched to remove an unwanted person from a house. Locke attacked with a knife, so they shot and killed him.

Anna Kauska, 33, and Barbara M. Arriola, 30, were allegedly fleeing a police stop for weaving and driving without headlights and died because of a crash. They ran head-on into Jack Mills, 68, killing him.

Anna Kauska, 33, and Barbara M. Arriola, 30, were allegedly fleeing a police stop for weaving and driving without headlights and died because of a crash. They ran head-on into Jack Mills, 68, killing him.

Terrell Beasley was with a group of men in a car who shot at an off-duty police officer as he got out of his pickup truck. The officer returned fire, killing Beasley, whose body was found in a burning car hours later.

Police were called to help an armed, suicidal man. He pointed his gun at them, so they shot and killed him.

Damian Pea was wanted on warrants and his girlfriend worked with local police to arrest him at a convenience store. Instead, Pea stole her car and led police on an 11 minute chase that ended when he crashed head on into a car carrying Linda and Clayton Weaver. Pea was killed instantly and the Weavers died later in the hospital.

Damian Pea was wanted on warrants and his girlfriend worked with local police to arrest him at a convenience store. Instead, Pea stole her car and led police on an 11 minute chase that ended when he crashed head on into a car carrying Linda and Clayton Weaver. Pea was killed instantly and the Weavers died later in the hospital.

A man called 911 because Dawson was throwing rocks at him while he was sitting in his car. When the officers arrived, Dawson began screaming and kicking the squad car. When the second officer arrived, Dawson started throwing throwing knives at him. The officer shot Dawson.

Wall was suspected in a murder. When officers caught up with him, he shot at them, they shot and hit him, but it was a self-inflicted gunshot wound that killed him.

Officers were on patrol at 3:50 a.m. and encountered Andrew Jay Worsfold, a mentally ill 25-year-old with a handgun. He pointed the gun at officers and they shot and killed him.

Maple Grove police said they found a man dead of a gunshot wound at a Maple Grove rest stop. An SUV driven by Mar was seen leaving the rest stop. Police said Mar led them on a high-speed chase that ended when Mar crashed into the median of I-694. Mar "emerged from the vehicle with a knife and began repeatedly stabbing himself," according to a statement from the BCA, which added that he "ignored repeated commands from law enforcement to stop and get on the ground." Investigators said that Mar then "charged" officers. Two officers fired.

Osterlind was threatening to harm himself. When police arrived they told him to drop his gun - instead, Osterlind pointed the gun at his head. Osterlind was walking toward the home where two young girls were. An officer, worried Osterlind posed a threat toward the girls, shot Osterlind. Osterlind fired a round, striking a 12-year-old girl. Osterlind died from his wound.

Cordatrist Deontrell McCall, 19, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for shots fired and died because of a crash.

Mid-afternoon on a Monday a Ford Mustang being chased by police crashed, ejecting the driver and his passenger Tavera. She died about a week later from her injuries. The driver had feared being deported for the third time. Drive sentenced 15 years for vehicular manslaughter.

Dennis Grisgby Jr. was a schizophrenic man who wandered into his neighbor's garage at night. Police were called to a burglary in progress. When they arrived on the scene, Grisgby walked toward officers holding a metal object. An officer shot and killed Grigsby. The metal object turned out to be a spoon.

A sergeant shot his wife before turning the gun on himself in a murder suicide. Midland Police say Sgt. Simpson most recently worked in the traffic division and had been employed with the department for more than nine years, also serving patrol and K-9 assignments throughout his career.

A suspect with his girlfriend and his 9-year-old brother in the car fled police and ended up crashing his white sedan into a tree so hard that it split. His girlfriend, Roundtree, died at the scene. The 9-year-old emerged with painfully damaged legs.

Officers were called to a domestic dispute at a residence on Black Cherry Drive. Torres had forced entry into his estranged wife's house. When officers arrived, he tried to escape through the window when deputies arrived. There was a confrontation between officers and Torres and officers saw that Torres was holding a knife. They shot Torres during the confrontation.

Police were investigating a robbery in the area, and they were led to the apartment complex where McDonald lived. When officers arrived they saw a group people and were patting them down. When they attempted to pat McDonald down, he barricaded himself in the bathroom. When MCDonald finally came out of the bathroom, an officer tried to take him into custody and used a taser on him. McDonald fired a gun at officers, hitting one officer. Officers fired back at McDonald.

Jeremy Roggero and Jason Alan Van Leuven were killed and another man was seriously injured after leading the CHP on a high-speed chase that ended in a fiery crash in Tustin.

On a Saturday night police speeding to a call, without lights or siren, collided with one of three ATV running at a high rate of speed on city streets. The ATV rider Blackmon was killed. While it is illegal to ride ATVs in the street in St. Louis, it is unclear from press reports whether the police cruiser struck the ATV, or the ATV struck the police cruiser.

Rodriguez was attempting to carjack a car when police were called to the scene. He was pointing a gun at bystanders and police and police told him to drop his weapon, but he wouldn't. Police shot Rodriguez.

Brandon Charles Franks, 34, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for speeding and died because of a crash. Passengers Jose Medrano Castillo and Alex Reyna Garcia were also killed.

Brandon Charles Franks, 34, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for speeding and died because of a crash. Passengers Jose Medrano Castillo and Alex Reyna Garcia were also killed.

Local police were following motorcyclist Kincaid, preparing for a traffic stop, for three and a half miles. They saw him run a red light, then they saw him crashed in the woods on the other side of a three-way intersection. He'd left a skid mark 35 feet long. Kincaid died from the impact.

A 2003 Mercury Sable driven by 9-year old TyJun Thigpen reportedly evaded a checkpoint. A MHP trooper pursued the car down Old Jackson Road before it turned sharply onto Old Hillsboro Road and eventually veered off the road, crashed through a metal gate and hit utility poles, killing Justin Harrell and Brayden Scott Traxler, and injuring Thigpen and a 13-year old girl. Thigpen had reportedly snuck his mother's keys, and the kids went for a ride.

Jowers was suspected of stabbing somebody. When he was confronted by officers, he didn't comply with orders to drop the knife and then reportedly charged officers, so they shot and killed him.

Police say Atencio tried to run away. Stage and Gautreaux chased him down the residential street. Suddenly, he dropped down on his knees, took out a box cutter, and began to cut his throat. Atencio stood up, he yelled, Fuck this and charged toward Corporal Stage with the box cutter. Stage shot Atencio twice in the chest.

Riverside sheriff's deputies began a chase at Lakeshore and Riverside drives in the Lake Elsinore area after attempting to pull over a Thomas Edward Brazeail in a stolen car. He fled and traveled south on I-15 to the Baxter Road offramp in Wildomar. The pursuit ended at the dead end of Killarney Lane roughly a half-mile northeast of I-15 and Baxter Road. Brazeail then drove in the general direction of officers, who opened fire and killed him.

John Laco was upset that his home was being condemned by the city due to fire damage. He showed up in the city hall parking lot with a shotgun, fired a few shots, then waited in his car with the barrel out the window for police to show up. When they showed up, Laco got out of the car with the shotgun and advanced on the officer who shot and killed him.

Deputies conducted a welfare check at the Landes residence. Landes, armed with an AK-47, told deputies that he had been drinking and had killed his wife's dogs. When he refused to put the rifle down, a deputy tasered Landes. Landes was arrested for cruelty to animals, cleared by Conroe Regional Medical Center and booked into Montgomery County Jail. He became ill a second time, returned to Conroe Regional and died of pancreatitis. The Texas Ranger Division investigated.

Police were serving a warrant on a homicide suspect when he reached for his gun, resulting in a deputy shooting him.

Detectives suspected Anthony Wade Moore of several casino robberies and tracked him to a hotel. When confronted, Moore resisted arrest and was tased by the detectives. A struggle ensued during which Moore reached for his waistband. The detectives fired and killed Moore. A firearm was found in Moore's waistband.

Guadalupe Manzo Ochoa was shot dead by San Leandro police after she allegedly rammed several police cars at the end of a chase. Police alleged vehicular assault.

OKC PD tried to pull over a guy in a car. The guy drove for a couple of blocks and crashed into the fence of an apartment complex. He exited the car and ran through the complex. Officers gave chase and shot the man after he brandished a firearm at them, OKC PD claims. Eyewitnesses claim Nowlin was unarmed, had his hands up and was shot in the back.

James L. Walker, 19, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for breaking into cars, killing Demarco S. Leary and Decter Torry Hudson upon crashing.

Joseph Glenn Folsom Jr. was convicted in June of interstate transportation of stolen money. U.S. Marshals went to the 61-year-old's home near Lake Wateree when he failed to report to prison. Inside the home, marshalls found Folsom in an upstairs bedroom with a shotgun pointing at his neck. When ordered to put down the weapon, he waived it around and the Marshalls shot and killed him.

Delbert Rodriguez Gutierrez, a street artist who goes by the name "Demz," died Tuesday night after being struck by an unmarked Miami police car during a chase in Wynwood.

Raymond Keith Martinez was intoxicated and refusing to leave a convenience store. West Monroe Police Officer Jody LeDoux arrived at the scene and Martinez still refused to leave. Martinez reached for something in a bin, the police officer thought it was a gun and shot and killed Martinez. The object turned out to be a cell phone.

Moller was fatally shot Thursday afternoon about a quarter-mile from the small house she shared with her father, Ronald. She had threatened to harm herself in a 30-minute telephone call to a medical facility and warned she had a gun. When she tried to drive away from the house, police used a spike mat to stop her car. As officers from South Berwick and York approached the car, she got out, pointed a gun at them and was shot, police said.

Amurabi Medina-Cruz, 21, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for human smuggling, killing Jose Garcia-Paso and Carlos Tuger upon crashing.

Passenger Layne was killed in a 4:30 a.m. high-speed vehicle crash with county and state officers in pursuit. Layne and the driver had been caught trying to burglarize cars in a residential district, and had led police on a fast chase across two counties before crashing.

LAPD officers responded to a call of a screaming woman. Officers arrived and heard a woman screaming that she was being stabbed and needed help. Officers forced their way into an apartment and saw Ricks stabbing the woman with a pair of scissors. An officer opened fire, killing Ricks.

Reyna was confronted by officers after a burglary. Reyna then charged at an officer with a baseball bat. The officer then fired a shot at Reyna, killing him.

Police looking for a burglary suspect approached Brisbon. The suspect fled on foot. When caught Brisbon struggled with the officer. The suspect reached into his pocket. The officer felt what he believed to be a gun in the suspect's pocket. When he could no longer control Brisbon he fired two shots. The item in Brisbon's pocket turned out to be a bottle of oxycodone pills. Family awarded 1.5 million civil settlement.

Craig Monroe, 30, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for malfunctioning tail lights, killing Byron Scales upon crashing.

Officers were called to the scene after school administration witnessed Healey screaming outside of the school and throwing himself against trees and cars, wearing only a T-shirt. The officers tried to handcuff Healey but he resisted and kicked officers. They tasered him three times but he managed to escape and run away. They chased him and tasered him twice more. Healey turned blue and stopped breathing. Police called medics and Healey was taken to the hospital where he was put on life support. His family decided to terminate his life support two weeks later.

Sheriff's deputies responded to a report of an angry man holing up in his home with a gun(s). Expressed much anger toward responding deputies. Displayed handgun, threatened to shoot. Killed by Lt. Christopher Vaughn with rifle.

State troopers in a heavy enforcement area clocked Brown going about 100 MPH at 1 a.m. and gave chase. He sped away but attempted to exit. He lost control and wrecked his car in a fatal crash.

Pirtle was in a domestic situation, struggling over a semi-automatic weapon with others. When an officer arrived Pirtle retrieved the weapon, ignored officer's commands to drop the weapon. Pirtle was subsequently shot.

Michelle Y. Nguyen, 21, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for driving erratically and died because of a crash. Since Fatal Encounters could not find a supporting media internet link, this information comes from USA Today's December 1, 2016, Fatal Pursuits project, which uses police-reported data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Police shot and killed the man who they say beat a woman to death with a hammer earlier at a home on St. Lawrence Street. The man's daughter told police her father did it. Detroit police officers trailed the man to Macy's Cleaners in Dearborn. Police say he pulled a gun on officers, who then shot and killed him inside the business.

Mark Allan Bartlett, 42, was killed after police say he brandished a gun at an officer in a threatening way when police were called out to a domestic disturbance.

Cormier barricaded himself in his condominium for more than five hours and took several pot shots at surrounding deputies, one of which struck a patrol car. Police had responded to an early afternoon call from family members about his welfare. When Cormier appeared to be fixing on a target, SWAT members fatally shot him.

Police responded to a call alleging that Randall Roden had assaulted someone. Officers tasered Roden twice. Roden fired multiple shots with a weapon, wounding one officer, and was shot and killed by police.

John McAfee, 15, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for driving stolen vehicle and died because of a crash.

Police and the suspected drunk driver they targeted reached speeds of 80 to 90 MPH on surface streets before the suspect caused a seven-car crash at a major intersection, killing uninvolved motorist Fox.

Pueblo police and sheriff's deputies arrived at the gas station, looking for a person of interest in an assault that happened earlier that day. When they arrived, they found an armed man. A law enforcement official fired at the man and he died at the scene.

The man shot and killed by vancouver police after setting his apartment on fire was brandishing an air soft gun made to look like an AR-15.

Little was resisting arrest. He was tasered several times until he managed to retrieve the taser from the deputy. The deputy responded by shooting and killing Little.

Authorities say Enriquez was shot to death by West Covina police after he opened fire on officers during a foot chase, hitting and wounding a police dog.

Iraq veteran, recipient of the Bronze Star Medal, and firefighter Wendt appeared on his front lawn with a weapon to confront local police, responding to an evening call about a suicidal man. Wendt retreated into the house while SWAT members set up a perimeter. He then came back out to point his weapon at police. He was fatally shot.

Deputies tried to pull over motorist Minson for speeding, 20 MPH over the posted limit. Minson sped away and deputies gave chase for about five miles. Losing control, Minson's car hit a tree at full speed, which sent his three passengers to hospitals with serious injuries, and which killed him.

Police say the car chase ended on Washington Street in downtown Sonora. However, when Snyder got out of his car, he opened fire at officers. Snyder was fatally shot.

Sovereign citizen Holley set his residence on fire as a trap for first responders, and made a mid-morning 911 call. Dispatchers ignored system warnings and sent firefighters and police in. Holley fired on and killed a county deputy. As more fire engines arrived and the house fire raged, Holley engaged with officers in a 12-minute firefight, and was killed.

Cleveland Police got a 911 call saying "probably a juvenile" was playing with a "probably fake" gun. Two policemen arrived at the scene without knowing the gun was fake. Car was driven up within 12 feet of Tamir Rice. Video footage revealed one of the officers jumping out and fatally shooting Tamir Rice within 10 seconds of the squad car's arrival.

A deputy pursued Skinner, who was riding a 1998 Suzuki 1200 at a high rate of speed. Skinner ran multiple red lights, and fatally collided with an SUV that had right of way. The driver of the SUV survived.

An officer went to the home in response to a report of a missing young girl, according to a statement from the Long Beach Police Department. The officer learned the girl was inside the house with a young man with whom she once had a relationship. "The male adult armed himself with a knife," the police statement read. "Fearing for the safety of the parties, the officer discharged his weapon, striking the suspect." Smith-Viramontes was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

Shreveport resident Charles Marcus McCauley, 35, was being escorted off campus because of his "peculiar behavior" when he revealed a handgun in a struggle with two Centenary College Department of Public Safety officers, prompting one of them to shoot him dead, according to police.

Akai Gurley and his girlfriend were walking down the stairwell of his apartment building. Officer Peter Liang, one floor above Gurley, claims his gun went off accidentally as he patrolled the building stairwell, which was against policy. The bullet ricocheted and shot Gurley in the chest. Liang called his union rep instead of emergency aid for Gurley, who bled to death in the stairwell.

John Rotzin was a patient at the Arapahoe Community Treatment Center when he suffered from an acute mental breakdown. He suffered from depression and addiction to drugs and alcohol. Staff members at the center called 911 and restrained Rotzin as they waited for police. Arapahoe County Deputy James Wightman, demanded that Rotzin stand. Once Rotzin stood, he began to wander away, but Wightman allegedly slammed him into a wall and shocked him at least three times with a Taser, killing him.

Keara Crowder was officer Jaselyn Grant's wife. News articles do not specify if officer was on duty at time. Shelby County Criminal Court Judge Chris Craft sentenced 36-year-old Jaselyn Grant to 20 years in prison for killing Crowder with her police service weapon.

A county deputy pulled Evans over on his motorcycle just after noon and got his identification, but Evans then sped off, achieving 100 MPH in a 45 MPH zone. Less than a mile later Evans ran a red light, swerved, struck a pickup, and careened into a Citgo gas station striking two cars there. He was fatally injured.

Police said they were conducting a narcotics investigation near Martinez's house when they spotted his car and tried to stop it. Martinez kept driving until he reached his driveway, pulled in and got out of the car, then led officers on a foot chase before pulling a loaded gun. Martinez died in a neighbor's backyard.

Jayvon James Burns, 35, was allegedly fleeing a police stop for warrants (felony), killing Casey Leighann Maxwell upon crashing.

Police spokespeople drew a careful distinction between "following" (which they admitted to doing at 80 MPH) and "pursuing" (which they denied) the "suspicious" vehicle which then rammed head-on into an empty school bus. Dead were all four occupants: Kadaufei Worley, Tylek McNair, Kashawn Leonard, and Daylon Cummings.

Police spokespeople drew a careful distinction between "following" (which they admitted to doing at 80 MPH) and "pursuing" (which they denied) the "suspicious" vehicle which then rammed head-on into an empty school bus. Dead were all four occupants: Kadaufei Worley, Tylek McNair, Kashawn Leonard, and Daylon Cummings.

Deputies went to a hotel to arrest Pham in relation to a shooting that left two wounded in San Diego. Pham killed himself.