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On 08/12/2024, at approximately 7:00 p.m., Warner Robins Police Department officers responded to the 200 block of North Sixth Street after receiving reports of a man with a gun. Officers encountered 20-year-old Mikhal Anthony Concepcion of Byron, Georgia. According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Concepcion fired at responding officers, fired additional shots into a nearby residence, and attempted to force his way into the home. Officers returned fire, striking Concepcion. He was transported to Houston Healthcare–Warner Robins, where he was pronounced dead. No officers were injured.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducted the independent investigation at the request of the Warner Robins Police Department. Concepcion's body was taken to the GBI Medical Examiner's Office for an autopsy, and the completed investigative file was to be submitted to the Houston County District Attorney's Office for review.
Concepcion's family publicly questioned the shooting and called for greater transparency regarding the officers' actions. The case drew local attention as another fatal police shooting in Georgia during 2024. Public reporting through 2026 located no criminal charges against the involved officers, no publicly announced disciplinary action, and no publicly reported civil settlement arising from the shooting.
Despite extensive follow-up reporting and review of GBI releases, the Warner Robins Police Department did not publicly identify the officers who fired. The officers were placed on administrative leave immediately after the shooting, but their names were not released in the publicly available records.

https://gbi.georgia.gov/press-releases/2024-08-13/gbi-investigates-officer-involved-shooting-warner-robins
https://www.13wmaz.com/article/news/local/warner-robins/man-shot-killed-warner-robins-police-officers-identified-gbi-investigates/93-51ed1609-c392-4d69-914c-d8c882759355
https://www.13wmaz.com/article/news/local/family-of-20-year-old-man-shot-killed-georgia-police-shooting-speaks-out/93-b464c729-095d-40a8-944c-99421acea302
https://www.ajc.com/news/crime/peach-county-man-killed-in-20th-fatal-police-shooting-of-2024-in-georgia/7N3WJ23VJ5BFXEQZNKG5CHYLNI/
https://www.aol.com/news/officers-shoot-armed-man-warner-133347321.html

On 08/10/2024, at approximately 1:12 a.m., deputies with the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department observed a motorcycle traveling near North Leroy Street and 23rd Street in San Bernardino. Deputies attempted to stop the motorcycle for vehicle code violations. The rider, later identified as 54-year-old Albert William Park, continued driving away while deputies pursued.
The pursuit ended when Park rode to a residence in the 2000 block of North Sierra Way, abandoned the motorcycle, and ran toward the front porch of the home. According to the Sheriff's Department, Park was carrying a loaded handgun. Deputies confronted him on the property, and an officer shot him during the encounter. Deputies rendered medical aid, but Park was pronounced dead at the scene. A loaded handgun was recovered.
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Specialized Investigations Division assumed responsibility for the investigation. An autopsy was conducted by the Sheriff's Coroner Division. Public reporting through 2026 located no criminal charges against the involved deputies, no publicly announced disciplinary action, and no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the shooting. The Sheriff's Department has not publicly identified the deputies who fired their weapons.
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https://ktla.com/news/local-news/armed-motorcyclist-fatally-shot-after-fleeing-from-deputies-in-san-bernadino-sbsd/
https://www.sbsun.com/2024/08/12/deputies-shoot-and-kill-man-after-motorcycle-chase-in-san-bernardino/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgtEvXRAfYA

On 08/12/2024, at approximately 11:00 p.m., officers with the Front Royal Police Department responded to a residence in the 200 block of West 8th Street after receiving a report of a domestic disturbance. When officers arrived, they encountered a woman outside the home. George Edward Mulligan Jr. remained inside the residence armed with a handgun while two young children were also believed to be inside. Officers moved the woman to safety and established a perimeter around the residence as the incident escalated into an armed barricade.
Initial reports stated that officers were being fired upon after a bullet shattered the front window of the residence. However, a subsequent investigation determined that only one shot had been fired, that the round broke the front window, and that it was not fired at responding officers. The Front Royal Police Department later publicly corrected its original account and acknowledged that officers had not come under gunfire.
Officers from the Warren County Sheriff's Office, Virginia State Police, Winchester Police Department, Frederick County Sheriff's Office, and Rappahannock County Sheriff's Office assisted during the several-hour standoff. Negotiators repeatedly attempted to establish contact with Mulligan without success. Officers entered the residence through the rear and safely rescued the two children. After additional attempts to communicate failed, officers deployed gas canisters into the residence. A drone deployed by the Frederick County Sheriff's Office located Mulligan deceased inside the home. Officers entered the residence at approximately 3:00 a.m. and confirmed that he had died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The Front Royal Police Department publicly expressed regret for its initial inaccurate statement that officers had been fired upon and stated that the corrected findings were released in the interest of transparency. No officers fired their weapons during the incident, and no officers or civilians were physically injured. Public reporting through 2026 identified no civil litigation arising from the incident.

https://royalexaminer.com/armed-barricade-ends-in-tragedy-after-hours-long-standoff-in-front-royal/

https://theriver953.com/front-royal-police-respond-to-a-domestic-disturbance-that-ends-with-a-fatality/

On 08/11/2024, deputies with the Lowndes County Sheriff's Office were responding to an active domestic violence call on Mississippi Highway 12 in Steens with emergency lights and sirens activated. According to Lowndes County Sheriff Eddie Hawkins, one deputy had already passed 85-year-old Sarah Elizabeth Jackson while responding to the emergency. A second deputy attempted to pass Jackson's vehicle when Jackson began making a left turn, and the deputy's patrol vehicle struck the driver's side of her vehicle. Both vehicles overturned, and the deputy's patrol vehicle came to rest in a wooded area off the highway.
Jackson and the deputy were extricated from their vehicles using hydraulic rescue equipment and transported to Baptist Memorial Hospital–Golden Triangle. Jackson died a short time later from her injuries. The deputy was treated for injuries and later released from the hospital.
The Mississippi Highway Patrol assumed responsibility for the crash investigation. Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges against the deputy, no publicly announced disciplinary action, and no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the collision.

https://cdispatch.com/news/steens-woman-dead-after-collision-with-lowndes-county-deputy/
https://www.magnoliastatelive.com/2024/08/12/woman-dies-in-weekend-collision-with-mississippi-deputy-responding-to-emergency-call/
https://darkhorsepressnow.com/85-year-old-woman-killed-in-collision-with-lowndes-county-deputy/

On 08/11/2024, shortly before 4:00 p.m., two marked Broward Sheriff’s Office vehicles followed a rented Tesla Model 3 driven by a teenager through unincorporated Broward County near Fort Lauderdale. Surveillance video and the subsequent arrest affidavit showed the Tesla traveling as fast as 85 mph on roads with a 35-mph speed limit while the BSO vehicles followed behind it. Witnesses described the encounter as a high-speed police chase and reported that the deputies were traveling without emergency lights or sirens. The publicly released arrest records did not explain what initially caused deputies to begin following the vehicle being pursued.
The vehicle continued west on Northwest Sixth Street at high speed and entered the intersection at Northwest 27th Avenue against a red light. The Tesla struck the driver’s side of a Dodge Durango driven south by 55-year-old Lisa Marie Jackson. Jackson’s 79-year-old mother, Geraldine Rosetta Francis, and Jackson’s 18-year-old daughter, Kumani Jackson, were passengers in the Durango. The collision forced the Durango airborne and redirected it into a Chevrolet Trax that had stopped at the intersection. The Trax overturned, while the Tesla and Durango crashed through a chain-link fence surrounding a cemetery.
Lisa Jackson and Geraldine Francis were transported to Broward Health Medical Center, where both died from their injuries. Kumani Jackson suffered critical injuries and remained in Florida for months receiving extensive medical treatment. The family had traveled from Bermuda because Kumani was preparing to begin university in Florida.
The teenager being pursued suffered severe injuries, including the loss of a leg. He was arrested at the hospital and charged with two counts of vehicular homicide, reckless driving causing serious bodily injury, three counts of aggravated fleeing and eluding, and additional reckless-driving offenses involving injuries and property damage.
The inclusion of three aggravated fleeing and eluding charges confirmed that law enforcement treated the Tesla’s movement before the crash as an effort to evade deputies. BSO placed two deputies on restricted administrative assignment and opened an Internal Affairs investigation into whether the deputies had initiated or continued an unauthorized pursuit. The publicly released records did not identify the two deputies.

https://www.local10.com/news/local/2024/08/14/bso-probing-whether-deputies-pursued-driver-before-deadly-crash/

https://wsvn.com/news/local/broward/fatal-accident-that-killed-2-women-in-fort-lauderdale-under-investigation-by-bso-internal-affairs/

On 08/11/2024, shortly before 4:00 p.m., two marked Broward Sheriff’s Office vehicles followed a rented Tesla Model 3 driven by a teenager through unincorporated Broward County near Fort Lauderdale. Surveillance video and the subsequent arrest affidavit showed the Tesla traveling as fast as 85 mph on roads with a 35-mph speed limit while the BSO vehicles followed behind it. Witnesses described the encounter as a high-speed police chase and reported that the deputies were traveling without emergency lights or sirens. The publicly released arrest records did not explain what initially caused deputies to begin following the vehicle being pursued.
The vehicle continued west on Northwest Sixth Street at high speed and entered the intersection at Northwest 27th Avenue against a red light. The Tesla struck the driver’s side of a Dodge Durango driven south by 55-year-old Lisa Marie Jackson. Jackson’s 79-year-old mother, Geraldine Rosetta Francis, and Jackson’s 18-year-old daughter, Kumani Jackson, were passengers in the Durango. The collision forced the Durango airborne and redirected it into a Chevrolet Trax that had stopped at the intersection. The Trax overturned, while the Tesla and Durango crashed through a chain-link fence surrounding a cemetery.
Lisa Jackson and Geraldine Francis were transported to Broward Health Medical Center, where both died from their injuries. Kumani Jackson suffered critical injuries and remained in Florida for months receiving extensive medical treatment. The family had traveled from Bermuda because Kumani was preparing to begin university in Florida.
The teenager being pursued suffered severe injuries, including the loss of a leg. He was arrested at the hospital and charged with two counts of vehicular homicide, reckless driving causing serious bodily injury, three counts of aggravated fleeing and eluding, and additional reckless-driving offenses involving injuries and property damage.
The inclusion of three aggravated fleeing and eluding charges confirmed that law enforcement treated the Tesla’s movement before the crash as an effort to evade deputies. BSO placed two deputies on restricted administrative assignment and opened an Internal Affairs investigation into whether the deputies had initiated or continued an unauthorized pursuit. The publicly released records did not identify the two deputies.

https://www.local10.com/news/local/2024/08/14/bso-probing-whether-deputies-pursued-driver-before-deadly-crash/
https://wsvn.com/news/local/broward/fatal-accident-that-killed-2-women-in-fort-lauderdale-under-investigation-by-bso-internal-affairs/

On 08/11/2024, shortly after 10:00 p.m., Delhi Police officers encountered 47-year-old Rodrick Edmond operating a vehicle in a suspicious manner in the Delhi Police Department parking lot. Officers attempted to detain him, but Edmond continued driving away while police pursued. The publicly stated reason for the pursuit was Edmond's unspecified "suspicious activity" in the police department parking lot after officers attempted to stop him.
The pursuit ended on Louisiana Highway 17 when Edmond stopped his vehicle and got out armed with a knife. According to the Louisiana State Police investigation, an altercation followed between Edmond and the officers. During the confrontation, officers fired, striking Edmond. Officers rendered first aid until emergency medical personnel arrived, but Edmond died at the scene. No officers were injured.
The Louisiana State Police Criminal Investigations Division conducted the independent investigation at the request of the Delhi Police Department. After processing the scene and completing its investigation, Louisiana State Police submitted the case to the appropriate prosecutor for review. Public reporting through 2026 located no criminal charges against the involved officers, no publicly announced disciplinary action, no civil lawsuit or settlement, and no public release identifying the officers who fired.

https://www.lsp.org/community-outreach/news/update-lsp-investigating-delhi-police-department-officer-involved-shooting/
https://www.myarklamiss.com/news/local-news/state-police-release-more-information-about-fatal-richland-parish-officer-involved-shooting/
https://www.wdsu.com/article/louisiana-state-police-delhi-officer-shooting/61853212

On 08/11/2024, at approximately 12:31 p.m., officers with the Long Beach Police Department responded to the 100 block of Kuyrkendall Place after receiving a report of a domestic disturbance. According to city officials, the incident began after an argument between 43-year-old Justin Brown and his parents inside the residence. Brown armed himself with a handgun and fired a shot inside the home. His parents escaped safely before officers arrived.
As officers arrived, Brown came outside and fired at responding officers. At least one officer returned fire, and Brown retreated back into the residence, where he barricaded himself. Officers established a perimeter, evacuated nearby homes, and requested assistance from multiple agencies, including SWAT personnel. Negotiators made repeated attempts to contact Brown during a standoff that lasted nearly four hours.
After communication efforts were unsuccessful, officers entered the residence shortly before 5:30 p.m. and found Brown deceased inside the home. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation assumed responsibility for investigating the shooting because it involved an exchange of gunfire between police and Brown. Public reporting did not establish whether Brown died from police gunfire, a self-inflicted gunshot wound, or another cause, and the official cause and manner of death were not publicly released in the reporting located through 2026.
Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges against the involved officers, no publicly announced disciplinary action, no civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the incident, and no public release identifying the officers who fired their weapons.

https://www.wxxv25.com/long-beach-police-in-standoff-in-neighborhood/
https://darkhorsepressnow.com/long-beach-man-found-dead-after-four-hour-standoff-with-police/
https://www.supertalk.fm/long-beach-man-dead-after-hours-long-standoff-with-police/

On 08/11/2024, at approximately 8:00 a.m., Columbus Division of Police officers responded to a report of a burglary in progress on Worthington Street near Ohio State University's south campus. The caller reported that an armed man was inside the residence. Officers encountered 33-year-old Asante Taj Omar Miller, who fled the home while carrying a handgun. Officers gave repeated commands for Miller to drop the weapon, but police reported he did not comply. During the encounter, officers fired at Miller, who continued fleeing and forced his way into another residence on the 100 block of West 8th Avenue.
A SWAT team responded and surrounded the residence while negotiators attempted to resolve the situation. The standoff lasted approximately five hours. After obtaining a search warrant, officers entered the residence and encountered Miller inside. Additional shots were fired during that encounter. Miller was later found dead inside the residence. No officers were injured. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation assumed responsibility for the independent investigation into the shooting.
Subsequent court records identified the decedent as Asante Taj Omar Miller. Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges against the involved officers, no publicly announced disciplinary action, no civil settlement, and no public release identifying the officers who fired their weapons.

https://abc6onyourside.com/newsletter-daily/large-police-presence-near-osus-south-campus-activity-ohio-state-columbus-worthington-street-west-8th-avenue-neil
https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/crime/2024/08/11/columbus-police-swat-standoff-ohio-state-south-campus-worthington-street/74747652007/
https://www.10tv.com/article/news/local/ohio-state-campus-police-activity-worthington-street/530
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGmXDMU6qko

On 08/11/2024, at approximately 1:20 a.m., Athens-Clarke County Police Department officers responded after a 911 caller reported that a man was waving what the caller described as a "machine gun" near a Verizon store at the intersection of Lexington Road and Gaines School Road. Officers located 26-year-old Marquavious Sims carrying a firearm. Sims ran across Lexington Road into the parking lot of a QuickTrip convenience store while officers pursued him on foot.
According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, officers repeatedly ordered Sims to drop the firearm. Investigators reported that Sims turned and fired at the pursuing officers. Two officers returned fire, striking Sims multiple times. Officers rendered emergency medical aid until EMS personnel arrived. Sims was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. No officers were injured.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducted the independent investigation at the request of the Athens-Clarke County Police Department. Sims' body was taken to the GBI Crime Lab for an autopsy, and the completed investigative file was submitted to the Clarke County District Attorney's Office for review.
Sims' family publicly questioned the police account and requested release of body-worn camera footage, stating they wanted a complete accounting of the shooting. Public reporting through 2026 located no criminal charges against the involved officers, no publicly announced disciplinary action, no publicly reported civil settlement, and no public release identifying the officers who fired.

https://gbi.georgia.gov/press-releases/2024-08-11/gbi-investigates-officer-involved-shooting-athens
https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/man-killed-police-shooting-athens-gas-station/85-3bf7cb19-bc67-4e4a-bf4e-b4d42a557439
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/athens-clarke-co-family-requesting-video-footage-after-son-is-shot-by-police-alleged-shootout/MNQP5UFNMRAPFKNIEE55EAGXTI/
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/man-killed-overnight-police-athens-police-say
https://apnews.com/article/police-shooting-georgia-fb796580714a503b95bf58501cc2938f

On 08/11/2024, at approximately 1:33 a.m., Corpus Christi Police Department officers responded to a reported assault in progress at The Ranch Dance Hall on the 4500 block of Everhart Road. Officers arrived and observed an assault occurring outside the building. As officers intervened, 18-year-old Dwayne Earl Johnson produced a handgun while standing over another person involved in the fight.
One officer fired his duty weapon, striking Johnson. Officers rendered emergency medical aid until paramedics arrived, and Johnson was transported to a local hospital, where he died from his injuries. The officer was not injured and was placed on administrative leave in accordance with department policy.
The Nueces County Medical Examiner later identified the decedent as Dwayne Earl Johnson. The Texas Rangers conducted the independent investigation into the shooting, which is standard procedure for officer-involved shootings in Texas. Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges against the involved officer, no publicly announced disciplinary action, no civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the shooting, and no public release identifying the officer who fired the fatal shots.

https://www.kristv.com/news/local-news/18-year-old-male-shot-and-killed-in-officer-involved-shooting-sunday-morning-on-everhart-road

On 08/10/2024, at approximately 4:11 a.m., 21-year-old Joshua Andrew VanderZiel was riding his motorcycle on Washington Boulevard (U.S. Route 1) in Howard County when Anne Arundel County Police Officer Alexander Rodriguez began pursuing him. State investigators determined Rodriguez initiated the pursuit without authorization, never notified dispatch, never activated his emergency lights or siren, and never obtained permission to continue the pursuit into Prince George's and Howard counties. The Attorney General's Office has not publicly identified the reason Rodriguez initiated the pursuit.
Investigators determined Rodriguez drove at speeds approaching 100 mph while following VanderZiel for more than four miles across three counties. VanderZiel's motorcycle collided with a flatbed truck that was making a left turn onto Washington Boulevard. He died at the scene from his injuries.
According to the Maryland Office of the Attorney General, Rodriguez stopped briefly after the collision, made a U-turn near the crash scene, and then drove away without rendering aid, notifying dispatch, or reporting the fatal crash. Three civilian witnesses, including the occupants of the truck, called 911. Rodriguez returned to Anne Arundel County, completed the remainder of his shift, and did not prepare a report documenting the pursuit or collision.
An eight-month investigation by the Maryland Attorney General's Independent Investigations Division used GPS data, patrol vehicle records, witness statements, and dashboard camera footage from the flatbed truck to identify Rodriguez as the pursuing officer. On 04/02/2025, a grand jury indicted Rodriguez on charges including manslaughter by vehicle (gross negligence), manslaughter by vehicle (criminal negligence), leaving the scene of a fatal crash, and five counts of misconduct in office.
On 04/10/2026, Rodriguez pleaded guilty to the felony charge of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death. The remaining charges were dismissed as part of the plea agreement. He resigned from the Anne Arundel County Police Department. In July 2026, VanderZiel's family filed a civil lawsuit against Rodriguez and Anne Arundel County alleging the unauthorized pursuit and subsequent cover-up caused Joshua's death. Joshua VanderZiel had served as a U.S. Navy Russian linguist and had recently completed training before his death.
Officer Rodriguez received a five-year sentence with all but 120 days suspended, followed by two years of supervised probation, 100 hours of community service, and agreed never again to seek a law-enforcement career.
Resigned/ended career. He is a former Anne Arundel County police officer and is barred by the plea agreement from returning to law enforcement in Maryland.

https://www.wbal.com/maryland-officer-pleads-guilty-after-deadly-unauthorized-pursuit-spanning-three-counties
https://oag.maryland.gov/News/pages/Former-Anne-Arundel-County-Police-Officer-Pleads-Guilty-to-Felony-Charge-for-Leaving-the-Scene-of-an-Accident-Resulting-in-.aspx
https://southernmarylandchronicle.com/2026/04/10/guilty-plea-in-deadly-police-pursuit-case/
https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/maryland-police-officer-manslaughter-misconduct-fatal-crash/
https://oag.maryland.gov/News/pages/Former-Anne-Arundel-County-Police-Officer-Pleads-Guilty-to-Felony-Charge-for-Leaving-the-Scene-of-an-Accident-Resulting-in-.aspx
https://thedailyrecord.com/2026/04/10/anne-arundel-police-accident/
https://thedailyrecord.com/2026/07/14/josh-vanderziel-family-lawsuit-aacopd/

On 08/09/2024, a Marion Police Department officer attempted to stop a vehicle for a moving traffic violation on Route 16 in Marion. The driver continued approximately 1½ miles into Smyth County before stopping near the intersection of Route 16 and Hatchery Drive. Deputies from the Smyth County Sheriff's Office responded to assist with the traffic stop.
During the stop, officers issued the driver a traffic summons. According to investigators, the driver became upset after receiving the citation and opened fire on the officers. Smyth County Sheriff's Deputy Hunter Reedy was fatally wounded, and Deputy Michael Fedorchuk was seriously injured. Multiple officers returned fire, striking Timothy Wayne Goodman. Goodman was transported to a hospital, where he later died from his injuries. Virginia State Police recovered a firearm from Goodman's vehicle and assumed responsibility for the investigation.
The Virginia State Police obtained warrants charging Goodman with one count of aggravated murder, four counts of attempted aggravated murder, and one count of use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Those charges were never adjudicated because Goodman died from the gunshot wounds he sustained during the exchange of gunfire with law enforcement.
Deputy Hunter Reedy had served with the Smyth County Sheriff's Office for seven years and was survived by his wife and three children. Deputy Michael Fedorchuk recovered from his injuries. Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges or disciplinary action against the officers who returned fire.

https://www.wdbj7.com/2024/08/10/one-deputy-killed-another-seriously-injured-after-smyth-county-officer-involved-shooting/

https://www.officer.com/features/honoring-the-fallen/news/55132223/va-deputy-killed-another-wounded-in-traffic-stop-shooting

On 08/10/2024, at approximately 3:35 a.m., Phoenix police responded to reports that a man was firing a handgun and threatening several people near 27th Avenue and Van Buren Street. Officers learned the man had left the area in a vehicle. Officers located the vehicle near 25th Avenue and Buckeye Road and attempted a traffic stop based on the reported shooting. Imani Jackson stopped, exited the vehicle, and ran on foot while officers pursued.
According to the Phoenix Police Department, officers saw Jackson repeatedly reaching toward his waistband while he ran. Officer Vicente Rodriguez fired at least one round, striking Jackson. Officers took Jackson into custody, rendered emergency medical aid, and summoned the Phoenix Fire Department. Jackson was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigators recovered a handgun near where he fell. Officer Jeremy Lemos was also listed as an involved officer.
On 08/23/2024, the Phoenix Police Department released body-worn camera footage and surveillance video of the incident as part of its critical incident transparency process. Jackson's family publicly questioned the shooting after viewing surveillance video, stating he appeared to have his hands raised while initially walking away from officers and requesting a full accounting of the encounter.
Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges against Officers Vicente Rodriguez or Jeremy Lemos, no publicly announced disciplinary action, and no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the shooting.

https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/one-man-shot-killed-phoenix-police-after-allegedly-shooting-other-people
https://www.abc15.com/news/region-phoenix-metro/central-phoenix/phoenix-officers-involved-in-deadly-shooting-at-25th-avenue-and-buckeye-road
https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/phoenix-police-kill-fleeing-shooting-suspect-imani-jackson-19916451
https://www.phoenix.gov/policesite/MediaAdvisories/OIS%202400%20W%20Buckeye%20Rd%20UPDATE.pdf
https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/phoenix-police-release-body-camera-video-taken-during-deadly-shooting

On 08/10/2024, deputies with the Dale County Sheriff's Office attempted to stop a vehicle driven by 20-year-old Jacob Lane Dewberry. The reason deputies initiated the pursuit has not been publicly released. Dewberry continued driving away while deputies pursued through Dale County. The pursuit ended on Alabama Highway 105 near Skipperville when Dewberry crashed. He was transported to an area hospital, where Dale County Coroner John Cawley pronounced him dead.
The Dale County Sheriff's Office released very little information about the incident beyond confirming that the fatality occurred during the pursuit. Public reporting through 2026 did not identify the deputies involved, disclose the duration or speed of the pursuit, or explain the circumstances immediately preceding the crash.
A search for subsequent developments located no publicly reported criminal charges against deputies, no publicly announced internal disciplinary action, no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement, and no later official release providing additional details about the pursuit or identifying the deputies involved.

https://www.wtvy.com/2024/08/11/dale-county-pursuit-ends-with-one-dead/

On 08/10/2024, San Diego Police officers attempted to stop a Harley-Davidson motorcycle for traffic violations. The rider continued driving away while police pursued. During the pursuit, the motorcycle reached speeds reported to be as high as 120 mph.
The pursuit ended on Valencia Parkway near Castle Creek Parkway when the motorcycle left the roadway and crashed. Sixty-three-year-old Terry Ivory, who was operating the motorcycle, died at the scene. A female passenger sustained catastrophic injuries, including the loss of a leg, and was transported to a hospital for treatment.
The San Diego Police Department's Traffic Division investigated the collision. Public reporting through 2026 located no publicly announced disciplinary action against the pursuing officers, no criminal charges arising from the pursuit, and no publicly reported civil settlement related to the crash.

https://timesofsandiego.com/crime/2024/08/10/man-killed-woman-loses-leg-in-motorcycle-crash-during-chase/
https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/crime-courts/story/2024-08-11/man-killed-motorcycle-crash

Franklin County deputies and Sullivan PD were sent to the westbound lane of the I–44 in Sullivan, where a man was walking. Police alleged that he walked toward them and held a knife. They shot and killed him.

https://www.ky3.com/2024/08/11/wb-i-44-closed-sullivan-after-police-shoot-kill-man-with-knife-highway/

On 08/09/2024, an unidentified woman was killed when a Chevrolet Tahoe carrying her and other migrants crashed and rolled near Arivaca while U.S. Border Patrol agents pursued the vehicle. Seven passengers were being transported in the Tahoe, and all seven were ejected during the crash. Federal prosecutors later confirmed that one woman died and three other passengers suffered serious injuries.
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The encounter began when Border Patrol personnel received information about a gold Chevrolet Tahoe traveling south on Ruby Road that was suspected of being used to transport migrants. Agents determined that the license plate displayed on the Tahoe did not match the vehicle's registration and began following and coordinating an attempted stop.
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Border Patrol agents located the Tahoe near Arivaca, approximately five miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border. Agents activated their emergency equipment to stop the vehicle based on their suspicion that its driver was engaged in human smuggling and the mismatched/fake license plate. The driver continued driving and Border Patrol pursued. Federal prosecutors subsequently identified the driver as 18-year-old Samuel Lopez-Ozuna.
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The pursuit ended almost immediately when Lopez-Ozuna lost control of the Tahoe. The vehicle left the roadway and rolled, ejecting all seven passengers. One woman was killed and three other passengers suffered serious injuries. Lopez-Ozuna was also injured.
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The subsequent investigation produced both state and federal criminal cases against Lopez-Ozuna. A federal grand jury indicted him in September 2024 on human-smuggling charges resulting in death and serious injury. Pima County separately prosecuted him for first-degree murder, unlawful flight from law enforcement and aggravated assault arising from the same pursuit and crash.
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Lopez-Ozuna ultimately pleaded guilty in federal court to transportation of undocumented people for profit resulting in death. On 03/10/2026, U.S. District Judge Angela M. Martinez sentenced him to 10 years in federal prison.
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OFFICER BACKGROUND
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The individual U.S. Border Patrol agents who initiated and participated in the pursuit have not been publicly identified.

https://tucson.com/news/local/border-patrol-tucson-arivaca-crash-arizona/article_dc21563a-5bfc-11ef-be53-efac410a5ded.html
https://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local/report/081524-border-patrol-fatal-crash/
https://www.justice.gov/usao-az/pr/tucson-man-indicted-deadly-human-smuggling-related-crash-near-arivaca
https://www.justice.gov/usao-az/pr/tucson-man-sentenced-10-years-deadly-human-smuggling-related-crash-near-arivaca

On 08/09/2024, Joseph Fleming, 29, was shot by Palm Bay Police Department officers Thomas Baker and John Neal during an armed domestic disturbance at a residence on Biarritz Street NW. Fleming survived the initial shooting but died at a hospital on 08/14/2024. The database Date field reflects the date of the police shooting rather than the later date of death.
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At approximately 9:10 a.m., Palm Bay police received a 911 call reporting a suspicious incident at the residence. Officers arrived approximately three minutes later and heard a gunshot from inside the home. Police subsequently determined that the incident involved domestic violence.
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Police alleged that Fleming had shot and killed his 23-year-old sister-in-law, Jaquelynn Wray, inside the residence. Wray was subsequently found dead from a gunshot wound.
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According to Palm Bay police, Fleming came out of the residence and fired at responding officers. Officers returned fire, striking Fleming. Fleming then ran through the surrounding neighborhood, and police established a perimeter while searching for him.
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The Brevard County Sheriff's Office Aviation Unit located Fleming nearby with gunshot injuries. Police took him into custody, and he was airlifted to a trauma center in critical condition. He remained hospitalized until his death five days after the shooting.
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The Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigated the police shooting.
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OFFICER BACKGROUND
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Thomas Baker and John Neal were publicly identified by Palm Bay police as the officers involved in the shooting of Fleming.Thomas Baker had previously participated in the fatal police shooting of William Miles Jr., 38, in Palm Bay on 02/07/2023. Baker was one of four Palm Bay SWAT officers who fired during that encounter. The State Attorney later determined that the officers' use of deadly force was legally justified, after which Palm Bay Police continued its administrative review of the shooting.

https://spacecoastdaily.com/2024/08/palm-bay-police-identifies-23-year-old-victim-killed-in-domestic-shooting/
https://wesh.com/article/palm-bay-police-incident-friday-morning/61837556
https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2024/08/09/public-warned-to-avoid-large-police-presence-in-palm-bay/
https://www.wftv.com/news/local/palm-bay-police-identify-alleged-victim-man-later-shot-by-police/DV5HEWBCXZHQTKED6NX7NUDQQQ/
https://www.fox35orlando.com/news/suspect-palm-bay-officer-involved-shooting-dies-after-killing-sister-in-law-police-say

On 08/09/2024, at approximately 9:54 a.m., a loss-prevention worker employed by a private security company detained 46-year-old Michael Letendre at the Safeway store at 15570 Southwest Pacific Highway in Tigard after accusing him of shoplifting. The security worker forced Letendre onto the ground and restrained him while awaiting police.
Witnesses told investigators that the security worker held Letendre by the neck during the restraint. Letendre became unresponsive before Tigard and King City police officers arrived. The security worker began CPR, and another store employee subsequently took over. Responding officers continued CPR and used an automated external defibrillator until paramedics transported Letendre to a hospital.
Letendre remained hospitalized and died on 08/16/2024, seven days after the restraint. His family reported that he had initially been revived but remained in a coma following the incident. He was the primary financial provider for his household and was survived by his wife and children.
The security worker was employed by a third-party contractor rather than Safeway. Safeway reported that the contractor informed the company that the worker was no longer employed following the incident. The worker’s name and the private security company’s name were not publicly released.
Tigard Police detectives investigated the death in consultation with the Washington County Major Crimes Team. The investigation was referred to the Washington County District Attorney’s Office for review of potential criminal charges and a possible grand-jury presentation. He had been the sole provider to his family with several children.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-michaels-family-through-this-crisis?attribution_id=sl:fa0b00dd-07c8-45ad-9c1d-7eda75b4acdd&utm_campaign=man_sharesheet_dash_ai&utm_content=amp1v2&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link

On 08/08/2024, a Washington State Patrol trooper attempted to stop a Jeep Grand Cherokee on Boeing Access Road. The publicly released reports did not disclose the reason for the attempted traffic stop. The driver continued driving away while troopers pursued southbound on Airport Way South. During the pursuit, the fleeing vehicle struck the front of a second Washington State Patrol patrol vehicle. That trooper immediately terminated the pursuit.
Moments after the pursuit ended, the Jeep entered the northbound lanes of Airport Way South, left the roadway, struck a utility pole, and rolled over. Passenger Lois Katherine Phair, 66, was ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene. The driver attempted to flee on foot after the crash but was taken into custody. Investigators alleged the driver was impaired by drugs and later sought a second-degree murder charge because the passenger died during the commission of the felony offense of attempting to elude police. Two dogs were also in the vehicle; both survived the crash.
The Seattle Police Department Traffic Collision Investigation Squad investigated the crash in coordination with the Washington State Patrol. Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges against the pursuing troopers, no publicly announced disciplinary action, no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the pursuit, and no public release identifying the troopers involved. A pitbull in the vehicle refused to leave her side after the crash.

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/law-justice/passenger-in-car-pursued-by-wa-state-patrol-dies-in-crash/
https://www.fox13seattle.com/news/deadly-crash-seattle-airport-way
https://spdblotter.seattle.gov/2024/08/14/thursday-august-8-2024/
https://www.kiro7.com/news/one-dead-after-high-speed-car-chase-next-boeing-airfield/7NE75LCJKNCI5JEDMIYNO54P7M/
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/seattle-wa/lois-phair-11943544

On 08/09/2024, members of the U.S. Marshals Service Pacific Southwest Regional Fugitive Task Force, assisted by the Anaheim Police Department, attempted to arrest 18-year-old Victor Antonio Delgadillo in the 1400 block of North State College Boulevard. Delgadillo was wanted by the Marshalltown, Iowa Police Department on a first-degree murder warrant stemming from a June 2024 homicide. Task force members located him in Anaheim and attempted to take him into custody.
During the arrest operation, an officer-involved shooting occurred. One Anaheim police officer and multiple members of the U.S. Marshals task force fired their weapons. Officers rendered first aid before Delgadillo was transported to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Investigators recovered a firearm at the scene. A bystander was struck by a bullet during the exchange of gunfire, sustained a minor injury, and was treated and released from a hospital.
The Orange County District Attorney's Office assumed responsibility for the criminal investigation. The Anaheim Police Department's Major Incident Review Team, Internal Affairs Unit, Police Review Board, and Office of Independent Review also opened administrative investigations. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation placed the two involved CDCR peace officers on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. Public reporting through 2026 has not identified the officers who fired their weapons, and no criminal charges against the officers have been announced.
In October 2025, Delgadillo's parents, Luis Delgadillo and Melissa Hernandez, filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Anaheim, the United States, the State of California, San Bernardino County, and several individually named task force officers identified in court records as Addi Garcia, Jason Jorski, and Sylvia Ruiz. The litigation remained pending during 2026.

https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/teen-wanted-for-homicide-iowa-shot-us-marshals-southern-california/
https://www.kcci.com/article/iowa-murder-suspect-victor-antonio-delgadillo-shot-in-california-marshalltown-shooting/61841290
https://www.foxnews.com/us/us-marshals-arrest-wanted-teen-suspect-homicide
https://mynewsla.com/anaheim/2024/08/10/iowa-police-identity-murder-suspect-fatally-shot-in-anaheim/
https://www.anaheim.net/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2962&ARC=6851

On 08/09/2024, at approximately 11:30 p.m., Cobb County Police Department officers went to the Walgreens at 2670 Cobb Parkway SE looking for 32-year-old Nathain Jenkins because he had outstanding warrants. Officers located Jenkins inside the occupied store and followed him inside.
Two people reported being connected to Jenkins by telephone during his final moments. Jenkins’ stepfather, Darland Jackson, said he was speaking with Jenkins by telephone while driving into the shopping center. Jackson heard an initial series of gunshots, followed by officers shouting commands to get down, and then heard additional gunfire before the call went silent.
Jenkins’ friend Haley Glaze said she was connected to him by FaceTime and could see and hear part of the encounter. Glaze reported that Jenkins repeatedly told officers, “My hands are up,” while raising his arms. She said his shirt lifted as he raised his hands, officers then yelled that he had a gun, and police fired multiple rounds. Her account supports the possibility that the object visible in Jenkins’ raised hand was the cellphone being used for the FaceTime call, while a firearm may have been elsewhere on his body.
Cobb County police described the encounter only as an altercation and initially characterized Jenkins as armed. Police Chief Stuart VanHoozer later addressed reports that Jenkins had raised his hands and that officers mistook his cellphone for a gun. VanHoozer said he had not seen evidence supporting those accounts, but acknowledged that the Georgia Bureau of Investigation was responsible for determining what occurred and that the involved officers had not yet been interviewed when he made those statements.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation reported recovering a handgun at the scene that belonged to Jenkins. The GBI’s public statement did not say Jenkins was holding the handgun when officers fired, pointed it at officers, fired it, or threatened anyone inside the Walgreens. The presence of a gun at the scene therefore does not by itself resolve whether Jenkins had the weapon in his hand during the shooting or whether officers mistook the cellphone for a firearm.
Cobb County officers fired multiple rounds, striking Jenkins inside the Walgreens. He was transported to Wellstar Kennestone Regional Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. Police did not publicly disclose how many officers fired, how many rounds were discharged, where Jenkins was struck, or the names of the officers involved.
Jenkins’ family and friends held a vigil outside the Walgreens and publicly challenged the police account. His family demanded the release of surveillance video, body-camera footage and other evidence showing whether Jenkins was complying, whether his hands were raised and what he was holding when officers opened fire.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducted the criminal investigation and requested information from witnesses who saw what occurred inside the store. The involved Cobb County officers were placed on paid administrative leave. Their names have not been publicly released in the available official statements or subsequent reporting.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/cobb-county/didnt-hear-him-no-more-dad-says-he-was-phone-with-son-when-he-was-killed-by-cobb-police/J5DFJEX6QNHV5D6GPARL5XBVFI/
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/man-reportedly-had-hands-up-when-shot-cobb-county-police-family-wants-answers
https://gbi.georgia.gov/press-releases/2024-08-10/gbi-investigates-officer-involved-shooting-cobb-county
https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/police-shooting-cobb-county-walgreens-new-details/85-577b306d-8e54-4a84-a42f-2ea73b7ff5f0
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/death-nathan-jenkins-cobb-county-police-hold-press-conference

On 08/09/2024, shortly before 1:30 a.m., a Germantown police officer attempted to stop a vehicle because its registration was suspended. Before the officer activated emergency lights or a siren, the driver accelerated away at a high rate of speed, and the officer initiated a pursuit.
The pursuit lasted approximately 1.12 miles and about 41 seconds. During the pursuit, the fleeing vehicle traveled at speeds exceeding 100 mph in a 35-mph zone, failed to stop at a stop sign at Donges Bay Road and Division Road, entered a private gravel road, lost control, struck a tree, and caught fire. Germantown police officers extinguished the fire and attempted to rescue the occupants from the burning vehicle.
Nineteen-year-old front-seat passenger Samantha Maria Recore died at the scene. The driver and a 17-year-old rear-seat passenger were seriously injured and transported to area hospitals. The Wisconsin State Patrol and the Washington County Sheriff's Office investigated the crash.
The Washington County Medical Examiner identified the decedent as Samantha Maria Recore on 08/12/2024. In September 2024, prosecutors charged the driver with vehicle operator fleeing/eluding an officer resulting in death, vehicle operator fleeing/eluding resulting in great bodily harm, homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle, and reckless driving causing great bodily harm. The criminal complaint stated the pursuit covered 1.12 miles in 41 seconds and that investigators reviewed squad video, body-worn camera footage, and radio traffic during the investigation.

https://cbs58.com/news/1-killed-2-injured-in-crash-during-germantown-police-pursuit

https://www.wisn.com/article/germantown-police-identify-woman-killed-in-chase-crash/61859494

On 08/08/2024, at approximately 2:51 p.m., Irvine Police Department officers responded to Green Tree Lane after multiple 911 callers reported that a man armed with a knife was chasing and stabbing a woman in the street. Responding officers arrived and observed 37-year-old Paul Parvea Montazer actively attacking 72-year-old Parvin Montazer in the driveway of her home with a knife.
According to the Irvine Police Department, officers repeatedly ordered Paul Montazer to stop the attack and drop the knife. Police stated that he turned toward the officers while still armed and advanced in their direction. Officers fired, striking Montazer. Officers immediately rendered medical aid to both Montazer and the stabbing victim until Orange County Fire Authority personnel arrived. Paul Montazer and Parvin Montazer were both pronounced dead at the scene. A knife was recovered at the scene.
Investigators determined that Parvin Montazer was Paul Montazer's mother. Irvine police stated there were no additional suspects and classified the incident as a domestic violence-related homicide followed by the police shooting.
In September 2024, the Irvine Police Department released body-worn camera footage, 911 recordings, and surveillance video from the incident as part of its Critical Incident Community Briefing process. The video showed officers arriving while the stabbing was still in progress, issuing repeated commands, and then firing when Montazer advanced toward them while holding the knife.
Public reporting through 2026 located no criminal charges against the involved officers, no publicly announced disciplinary action, no publicly reported civil lawsuit filed by the family arising from the shooting, and no public identification of the officers who fired the fatal shots.

https://ktla.com/news/local-news/police-shoot-and-kill-man-stabbing-family-member-in-irvine/
https://www.ocregister.com/2024/08/08/irvine-police-fatally-shoot-man-after-he-allegedly-stabs-family-member/
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-08-08/irvine-stabbing-police-shoot-man-homicide

On 08/08/2024, at approximately 12:17 p.m., New Mexico State Police officers and Colfax County Sheriff's Office deputies responded after receiving a 911 report that a man driving a maroon Dodge pickup had forced a Springer Electric Company vehicle off the roadway and pointed a firearm at its occupants. Officers located the pickup on State Road 505 and attempted a traffic stop. The reason for the pursuit was the report that the driver had run another vehicle off the road and threatened its occupants with a firearm.
The driver initially stopped but then reversed into a New Mexico State Police patrol vehicle and drove away, initiating a pursuit. Near the intersection of U.S. Highway 64 and New Mexico Highway 445, a New Mexico State Police officer performed a PIT maneuver. The pickup attempted to continue fleeing but collided head-on with a State Police patrol vehicle, disabling both vehicles. At that point, two Colfax County Sheriff's deputies fired their weapons, striking 42-year-old Tyrel Richter Cutchie. Deputies and officers immediately began lifesaving measures until EMS arrived, but Cutchie was pronounced dead at the scene by the Office of the Medical Investigator. Two New Mexico State Police officers and one Colfax County deputy sustained minor injuries during the incident.
The New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau conducted the independent investigation. The agency stated it would determine the sequence of events, collect evidence, and interview witnesses before forwarding its findings to the district attorney for review. Public reporting through 2026 located no criminal charges against the deputies, no publicly announced disciplinary action, no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the shooting, and no public release identifying the deputies who fired. Cutchie had been a sovereign citizen.

https://www.koat.com/article/new-mexico-police-shooting-colfax-county/61831824
https://krtnradio.com/2024/08/09/new-mexico-state-police-investigate-officer-involved-shooting-in-colfax-county/
https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/state-police-identify-man-killed-in-colfax-county-officer-involved-shooting/

On 08/08/2024, officers with the Summit Police Department were conducting a traffic safety checkpoint near West Railroad Avenue in Summit. During the checkpoint, a passenger in an approaching vehicle opened fire on officers, fatally wounding Summit Patrolman Troy Floyd. McComb Police Department officers Tyler Harvey and Joey Roberts responded to assist after the shooting.
The passenger, later identified by the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation as 25-year-old Usher Leonard, fled from the checkpoint area. Officers Harvey and Roberts located Leonard a short distance away near a grocery store, where an exchange of gunfire occurred. Both McComb officers were wounded. Leonard was struck by police gunfire and died at the scene. Both injured McComb officers were transported to a hospital with injuries that were not considered life-threatening.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation assumed responsibility for the investigation into both the fatal shooting of Patrolman Floyd and the subsequent police shooting of Leonard. Investigators collected evidence and later submitted the completed case to the Mississippi Attorney General's Office for review. Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges against Officers Tyler Harvey or Joey Roberts, no publicly announced disciplinary action, and no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the police shooting of Leonard.
Officer Tyler Harvey and Officer Joey Roberts were both publicly identified because they were wounded during the exchange of gunfire. A search of publicly available records through 2026 did not locate any prior officer-involved shootings, major disciplinary actions, criminal charges, or significant civil-rights lawsuits involving either officer before this incident.

https://www.wapt.com/article/summit-police-officer-killed-mccomb-officer-wounded/61830029
https://www.dailyleader.com/2024/08/09/mbi-identifies-suspect-who-was-killed-following-fatal-officer-shooting/
https://www.wdam.com/2024/08/08/fallen-officer-suspect-identified-pike-co-shooting-2-other-officers-injured/
https://www.wtok.com/2024/08/08/officer-and-suspect-killed-during-shooting-summit-mississippi/

On 08/08/2024, officers with the Raton Police Department responded to a report of a domestic violence incident at a residence in the 1000 block of Country Club Road. Investigators determined that Jacob Leonard Sanchez was wanted in connection with the domestic violence investigation, and officers attempted to take him into custody. Sanchez barricaded himself inside the residence, prompting a prolonged SWAT response.
The New Mexico State Police SWAT Team and crisis negotiators responded to assist. Negotiators made repeated attempts over several hours to persuade Sanchez to surrender peacefully. According to New Mexico State Police, the standoff ended after officers entered the residence, where an officer-involved shooting occurred. Sanchez was struck by gunfire. Officers rendered emergency medical aid until EMS personnel arrived, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
The New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau assumed responsibility for the independent investigation into the shooting. As is standard procedure, the completed investigation was to be forwarded to the appropriate district attorney for review. Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges against the involved officers, no publicly announced disciplinary action, no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the shooting, and no public release identifying the officers who fired.

https://www.krqe.com/news/albuquerque-metro/law-enforcement-investigates-after-suspect-dies-during-swat-standoff/
https://www.yahoo.com/news/albuquerque-police-release-details-august-150000076.html

On 08/08/2024, at approximately 3:40 p.m., Tampa Police Detective Bryan Tracey was conducting a follow-up investigation involving reported harassing phone calls when the victim, a teenage female, reported seeing 18-year-old Damarion Murray at the Meridian Pointe Apartments on East Hillsborough Avenue. As Detective Tracey responded, Murray allegedly chased the victim while armed with a handgun, fired two shots at her, and forced her at gunpoint into an occupied apartment containing four adults and three children.
Responding officers forced entry into the apartment to evacuate the victim and the other occupants. Murray ran into a rear bedroom while officers remained near the doorway issuing commands for him to surrender. According to the Tampa Police Department and the Medical Examiner's findings, officers then heard one gunshot from the room, followed by a pause and a second gunshot. Believing they were being fired upon, Officer Joshua Williams, a five-year Tampa Police veteran with approximately ten years of prior law-enforcement experience, fired two rounds toward the rear room. Officers withdrew, and the Tampa Police SWAT Team established a perimeter and continued negotiations.
After the standoff ended, SWAT officers entered the apartment and found Murray dead inside a closet. The Hillsborough County Medical Examiner determined that Murray died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, and investigators recovered a .380-caliber Bersa pistol along with physical evidence supporting that conclusion. Investigators also reported evidence that at least one round had been fired from the room occupied by Murray toward the officers before his death.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement assumed responsibility for the investigation into Officer Joshua Williams' discharge of his firearm. Williams was placed on administrative leave, consistent with department policy. Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges, disciplinary action, or civil lawsuit against Williams arising from the incident. A search of publicly available records also located no verified prior officer-involved shootings, major disciplinary actions, criminal charges, or significant civil-rights lawsuits involving Officer Joshua Williams before this event.

https://westorlandonews.com/barricaded-central-florida-suspect-who-shot-at-officers-died-by-suicide
https://www.tampa.gov/news/2024-08/barricaded-suspect-who-shot-officers-found-deceased-154046
https://www.fox13news.com/news/video-tampa-police-help-teen-others-escape-from-armed-barricaded-suspect-before-deadly-standoff

On 08/08/2024, at approximately 8:41 a.m., members of the U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force went to a residence on County Road 101 near Glennonville to serve a federal arrest warrant stemming from a federal indictment for distribution of methamphetamine. As task force members attempted to take the man into custody, authorities reported that he armed himself with a firearm and pointed it at members of the task force.
One member of the task force fired, striking the man. Officers secured the scene, but the man died from his injuries. No law enforcement officers were injured during the incident. The U.S. Marshals Service did not identify the officer who fired or disclose the agency employing that officer, stating only that the shooter was a task force member. The officer was placed on paid administrative leave in accordance with departmental policy.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol Division of Drug and Crime Control assumed responsibility for the independent investigation at the request of the Dunklin County Sheriff's Office and the Dunklin County Prosecuting Attorney. Investigators stated that the completed case would be forwarded to the prosecutor for review.
A review of subsequent reporting through 2026 located no public release identifying the decedent, no public release identifying the involved officer or the officer's home agency, no publicly announced criminal charges or disciplinary action involving the officer, and no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the shooting.

https://www.kfvs12.com/video/2024/08/08/deadly-officer-involved-shooting-dunklin-county/
https://www.kfvs12.com/2024/08/08/officer-involved-shooting-under-investigation-dunklin-county/

On 08/08/2024, at approximately 8:18 p.m., an off-duty Beverly Hills Police Department officer was driving near the southbound Interstate 405 Roscoe Boulevard off-ramp in North Hills when the officer encountered two men engaged in a physical fight. The officer was not responding to a call but stopped to intervene after witnessing the altercation.
According to the Los Angeles Police Department, one man was armed with a handgun and the other was armed with a metal pipe. The off-duty officer exited his vehicle and attempted to intervene. During the confrontation, the officer fired, striking the armed man. The man, later identified by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner as 25-year-old Tomas Ramirez, died at the scene. A handgun was recovered near his body. The second man was detained by responding LAPD officers for questioning.
The Los Angeles Police Department's Robbery-Homicide Division assumed responsibility for the criminal investigation because the shooting occurred within LAPD jurisdiction. The Beverly Hills Police Department placed the involved officer on administrative leave pending completion of the criminal investigation and a separate internal administrative review. The officer's identity has not been publicly released.
A review of subsequent reporting through 2026 located no public identification of the off-duty officer, no criminal charges, no publicly announced disciplinary action beyond administrative leave, and no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the shooting.

https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/video/off-duty-police-officer-involved-in-deadly-shooting-in-north-hills/
https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/off-duty-beverly-hills-police-officer-shoots-and-kills-man-in-van-nuys/3483681/
https://2urbangirls.com/2024/08/authorities-id-man-killed-by-off-duty-officer-during-altercation-near-l-a-freeway/
https://abc7.com/post/off-duty-beverly-hills-officer-shoots-kills-armed-man-panorama-city-police-say/15164093/
https://beverlypress.com/2024/08/off-duty-bhpd-officer-shoots-armed-suspect-involved-in-fight/

On 08/08/2024, at approximately 7:45 p.m., members of the Auburn Police Department, assisted by the Cayuga County Sheriff's Office, were conducting an investigation into alleged child sexual exploitation at the Melone Village Apartments on Lansing Street. During the investigation, officers encountered 51-year-old Scott R. Demonte of Fayetteville outside an apartment.
According to investigators, Demonte produced a handgun and pointed it at officers. One Auburn police officer fired a single round toward Demonte. Investigators later determined that the officer's shot did not strike him. Demonte then shot himself once in the head with his own handgun. Officers immediately rendered medical aid and he was transported to a local hospital, where he died from the self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The Cayuga County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigations Division led the investigation with assistance from the New York State Police, the Cayuga County District Attorney's Office, and the New York Attorney General's Office of Special Investigation. Investigators publicly stated that the evidence showed Demonte died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and that the single round fired by the Auburn officer did not hit him.
The involved Auburn police officer was placed on administrative leave while the investigation proceeded. Public reporting through 2026 identified no criminal charges or disciplinary action against the officer, and the officer's identity has not been publicly released. I also found no publicly reported civil lawsuit arising from the incident.

https://cnycentral.com/news/local/fatal-officer-involved-shooting-under-investigation-in-auburn
https://www.localsyr.com/news/local-news/one-person-dead-after-officer-involved-shooting-in-auburn-no-officers-hurt/
https://www.binghamtonhomepage.com/news/fayetteville-man-under-investigation-shoots-himself-in-front-of-auburn-police/
https://www.fingerlakesdailynews.com/local/cayuga/update-more-details-released-in-auburn-fatal-officer-involved-shooting
https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/central-ny/public-safety/2024/08/09/auburn-police-fatal-shooting
https://www.fingerlakes1.com/2024/08/09/fatal-shooting-involving-police-officer-in-auburn/

On 08/08/2024, Sumter County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to the 1100 block of South Georgia Tech Parkway after a 911 caller reported that Jamie Lynn Still had barricaded himself inside a residence with family members present and that shots had been fired inside the home.
Deputies established a perimeter and communicated with 45-year-old Jamie Lynn Still. According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Still eventually came out of the residence carrying a rifle. Deputies repeatedly ordered him to drop the weapon. The GBI reported that Still instead pointed the rifle toward deputies, and one deputy fired, striking him. Deputies entered the residence, secured the home, confirmed that the family members inside were unharmed, and immediately began lifesaving measures. Still was pronounced dead at the scene. The rifle was recovered by investigators.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducted the independent investigation at the request of the Sumter County Sheriff's Office. An autopsy was performed by the GBI Medical Examiner's Office, and the completed investigative file was forwarded to the Southwestern Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office for review.

https://gbi.georgia.gov/press-releases/2024-08-08/gbi-investigates-officer-involved-shooting-sumter-county
https://apnews.com/article/georgia-police-shooting-de4c4f9c46bc865b0a05097784eb955e
https://www.americustimesrecorder.com/2024/08/08/man-is-shot-by-deputy-after-firing-at-police/
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/georgia-man-killed-during-confrontation-with-sheriffs-deputies-case-under-gbi-review/SLR2TRL47JA45OGPHTMBYP42VQ/
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/deputies-shooting-kill-man-standoff-americus

On 08/07/2024, at approximately 6:20 p.m., Mesa Police officers responded to an apartment complex near Main Street and Roosevelt Road after receiving reports of a domestic violence incident. The initial caller reported that a man was stabbing himself. While officers were responding, additional 911 callers reported that the same man had stabbed his mother inside the apartment.
Officers located 35-year-old Brandon Franklin Kizer outside the apartment armed with a large knife. According to Mesa Police, officers repeatedly ordered Kizer to drop the knife while attempting to negotiate with him. Officers also deployed less-lethal munitions, including bean bag rounds and pepper-ball rounds, but police reported they were ineffective. Investigators stated that Kizer began moving back toward the apartment where another family member was believed to be inside, prompting officers to open fire. Kizer was pronounced dead at the scene. His mother was found inside the apartment suffering from stab wounds and was transported to a hospital with injuries described as non-life-threatening.
The Gilbert Police Department led the investigation under the East Valley Critical Incident Response Team (EVCIRT) protocol. Four Mesa police officers were identified as involved in the shooting, although their names were not publicly released. No officers were injured.
A review of reporting through 2026 located no public release identifying the involved officers, no criminal charges or disciplinary action against the officers, no publicly reported civil lawsuit or settlement arising from the shooting, and no significant public protest or family campaign challenging the official account.

https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/officer-involved-shooting-investigation-underway-mesa
https://www.azfamily.com/2024/08/09/police-identify-man-killed-officer-shooting-mesa-apartment/
https://www.abc15.com/news/region-southeast-valley/mesa/mesa-pd-investigating-shooting-involving-officers-near-l-101-and-apache-boulevard

On 08/07/2024, at approximately 9:50 p.m., a Town of Deerpark police officer attempted to stop 31-year-old Wade Christopher Conklin Jr. while he was riding a motorcycle on U.S. Route 209 near the Port Jervis city boundary.
Conklin continued riding away at high speed while Deerpark police pursued him toward Port Jervis. He entered the city on Kingston Avenue and continued onto East Main Street. Port Jervis police joined the pursuit after the motorcycle entered their jurisdiction.
Conklin traveled west on East Main Street, passed through two red traffic signals and entered the intersection of East Main Street and Orange Street, where the motorcycle collided with an SUV. The collision ejected Conklin from the motorcycle and threw him into a light pole in the center median.
Emergency personnel transported Conklin to Bon Secours Community Hospital, where he was pronounced dead from blunt-force trauma.
Conklin was originally from Middletown and was a member of the H.O.O.D. Ryderz Motorcycle Club in Port Jervis. His obituary described him as a former Middletown High School varsity diver, football player and lacrosse player who was devoted to his family and protective of his friends.
The New York State Police investigated the crash. The New York Attorney General’s Office of Special Investigation opened a review because Conklin died during a police pursuit involving the Town of Deerpark Police Department and Port Jervis Police Department. The Orange County District Attorney’s Office and Orange County Medical Examiner’s Office also participated in the post-crash investigation.

https://midhudsonnews.com/2024/08/09/motorcyclist-racing-away-from-police-killed-in-crash-with-light-post/
https://hudsonvalley.news12.com/police-motorcyclist-evading-officers-killed-in-port-jervis-crash
https://www.millspaughfuneralhome.com/obituary/Wade-ConklinJr
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/wade-conklin-obituary?id=55836441
https://ag.ny.gov/sites/default/files/2025-10/osi-data-tables-31-aug-2025.xlsx

On 08/08/2024, Pennsylvania State Police fatally shot 40-year-old Jacob Nathaniel Grebbien following an approximately 15-hour standoff at his residence in the 700 block of Penn Street in Johnsonburg.
The incident began during the afternoon of 08/06/2024 after Johnsonburg Police Department received reports of gunfire near Grebbien's residence. Officers responded and attempted to contact him through a family member after learning he was hearing impaired. Police temporarily cleared the scene after the family member reported Grebbien was safe.
Later that evening, police returned after an alarm company requested a welfare check and Grebbien sent messages stating he wanted "suicide by cop." Pennsylvania State Police responded and, with assistance from family members, attempted to persuade him to leave the residence. A mental health warrant and an arrest warrant were obtained after Grebbien continued sending suicidal text messages while stating he possessed a firearm.
Pennsylvania State Police activated the Special Emergency Response Team (SERT). Troopers deployed a drone inside the residence, where they observed the front entrance barricaded with furniture. The drone also showed Grebbien on the second floor holding what appeared to be a rifle while standing near a gasoline can before he disabled the drone.
Shortly before 8:00 a.m. on 08/08/2024, SERT members prepared to introduce chemical agents and repeatedly ordered Grebbien to surrender. Investigators said Grebbien texted that he was pouring additional gasoline inside the residence and intended to cause an explosion. Grebbien then exited the residence carrying a firearm, briefly returned inside, and emerged again with the firearm while advancing toward state troopers. Troopers fired, striking Grebbien. He died at the scene.
The Elk County District Attorney conducted a review and concluded that the use of deadly force by Pennsylvania State Police was legally justified under Pennsylvania law.

https://www.oleantimesherald.com/news/elk-county-man-killed-in-standoff-with-pa-state-police/article_91cdfb42-5698-11ef-b690-f3f8ae58ffbe.html

https://www.wjactv.com/news/local/da-psp-investigating-officer-involved-shooting-johnsonburg-elk-county-pennsylvania-investigation-death-police-standoff

On 08/07/2024, members of the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office Fugitive Unit went to a residence in the 2900 block of Elinor Street in Fort Worth to arrest 41-year-old Bo William Aurell on felony warrants after he allegedly violated bond conditions in a child sexual assault case and an unlawful restraint case.
Deputy Todd Tipton, a 13-year veteran of the Sheriff's Office and SWAT operator, was serving the warrants when Aurell opened fire. Tipton was struck three times, including a graze wound to the neck and gunshot wounds to the arm and lower back. He was transported to John Peter Smith Hospital and released later that day.
After the shooting, Aurell barricaded himself inside the residence. The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office requested assistance from the Fort Worth Police Department, which deployed its SWAT team. During the standoff, Aurell claimed other people were inside the home, prompting officers to treat the incident as a possible hostage situation. After tactical officers entered and cleared the residence, no hostages were found.
Aurell died inside the residence before the standoff concluded. The Tarrant County Medical Examiner later ruled the cause of death to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRQw-cgFUnA

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/crime/article290941339.html

https://www.fox4news.com/news/bo-williams-aurell-child-sexual-assault-suspect-deputy-todd-tipton-update

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/man-involved-in-standoff-with-tarrant-deputies-died-of-suicide-medical-examiner/ar-AA1tNRdB

n 08/07/2024, Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office Deputy Bryan Lassley reported that he attempted to stop a silver Honda he considered suspicious while driving north on Edith Boulevard NE shortly after midnight. Lassley reported over the radio that he lost sight of the vehicle and moments later stated the Honda had stopped abruptly.
Deputy Lassley struck the rear of Alexandria Gerard's Honda with his marked Ford Explorer. The impact sent Gerard's vehicle into a stone wall at the intersection of Edith Boulevard NE and Alameda Boulevard NE. Gerard was trapped behind the steering wheel and died at the scene. Deputy Lassley was not injured.
Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen requested that the Albuquerque Police Department conduct the criminal traffic investigation to avoid a conflict of interest. Deputy Lassley was placed on paid administrative leave while the investigation proceeded.
The Albuquerque Police Department's crash investigation later concluded that data downloaded from Lassley's patrol vehicle showed he accelerated to approximately 70 mph in a 25 mph zone seconds before the collision. The report concluded Lassley slowed briefly, then accelerated again immediately before striking Gerard's vehicle. Investigators also determined Gerard's Honda showed rear-end impact damage consistent with the Sheriff's Office push bumper.
Investigators documented that Gerard was not wearing a seat belt and that the driver's airbag in her Honda had previously been removed. The autopsy found fatal chest injuries consistent with the collision.
Body-worn camera video, lapel camera footage, surveillance video, radio traffic, and investigative reports were later released through New Mexico's Inspection of Public Records Act. The public release showed Deputy Lassley attempting to free Gerard immediately after the crash while additional deputies and Albuquerque Police personnel responded.After the fatal crash that killed Alexandria Gerard, Deputy Bryan Lassley was placed on paid administrative leave while the Albuquerque Police Department conducted an outside investigation. Investigators concluded that Lassley accelerated to approximately 70 mph in a 25 mph zone, followed Gerard's vehicle too closely, and did not have his emergency lights activated immediately before the collision. The case was referred to an outside prosecutor because of a conflict of interest, but no criminal charges were filed and Lassley remained employed by the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office.
Lassley later became the subject of a separate internal and criminal investigation arising from a December 2025 incident involving a handcuffed juvenile girl outside the Bernalillo County Youth Services Center. Body-camera video showed Lassley pushing the girl and investigators alleged he slammed her head against a patrol vehicle. Sheriff John Allen announced that Lassley would be terminated, describing the conduct as unacceptable. A grand jury later indicted Lassley on felony aggravated battery and child abuse charges. Before the disciplinary process was completed, Lassley resigned from the Sheriff's Office and pleaded not guilty to the criminal charges.

https://www.abqjournal.com/news/driver-killed-after-bernalillo-deputy-crashes-into-car-in-north-valley/article_a811ba5c-54df-11ef-932d-dbb69fd9c6ba.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkQg3NciLWo

On 08/07/2024, Montgomery County Sheriff's Office deputies attempted to stop a driver wanted on felony warrants, including aggravated kidnapping. When deputies activated their emergency equipment, the driver accelerated away and deputies pursued south into Harris County.
The driver entered the intersection of the North Freeway frontage road and West Road at a high rate of speed and ran a red light, striking a Toyota Camry. The impact forced the Camry onto the sidewalk and into a METRO bus stop, where it struck 61-year-old Carrie Mae Mitchell as she waited for a bus. Mitchell died at the scene.
After striking Mitchell, the fleeing vehicle continued onto Interstate 45, traveled the wrong way on the freeway, collided with a Montgomery County Sheriff's Office patrol vehicle, and was eventually stopped by law enforcement.
Mitchell's daughter, Keandra Bogan, publicly questioned why deputies continued the pursuit through a heavily traveled commercial area after identifying the driver. She said the family was considering legal action while also stating that she forgave the driver. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office stated that the pursuit complied with department policy, which permits deputies or supervisors to terminate a pursuit at their discretion.

https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2024/08/07/deadly-crash-reported-on-north-freeway-frontage-road-at-west-road/

https://abc13.com/post/montgomery-county-chase-suspect-felony-warrants-end-deadly-crash-north-harris-county/15155734/

https://abc13.com/post/carrie-mitchell-i45-houston-chase-death-joseph-jebbia-career-criminal-murder-montgomery-county-pursuit/15178061/

On 08/06/2024, Kern County Sheriff's deputies responded to the 6700 block of Highway 178 in Onyx to investigate a reported violation of a domestic violence restraining order. Deputies learned that 25-year-old Austin Springer had multiple felony warrants and was staying inside a camping trailer on the property.
Deputies attempted to contact Springer for approximately 30 minutes using loudspeakers and by telephone. During the encounter, Springer exited the trailer holding what deputies believed was a handgun. Deputies ordered him to drop the weapon and moved to cover. Springer then pointed the weapon toward deputies, and Deputy Josh Cain fired, striking Springer. Springer retreated into the trailer after being shot.
Additional deputies responded, established a perimeter, and deployed an armored vehicle and a drone. After repeated announcements, deputies entered the trailer and found Springer dead. The weapon recovered beside him was determined to be a black Crosman CO₂-powered BB gun. He was pronounced dead at 10:22 a.m.
Deputy Josh Cain was placed on critical incident leave while the investigation proceeded. The Kern County Sheriff's Office later released body-camera footage and other critical incident video. On August 30, 2024, the Sheriff's Incident Review Board determined the shooting was within department policy.

https://www.kget.com/ois/suspect-fatally-shot-in-onyx-after-deputies-investigate-restraining-order-violation/
https://www.bakersfield.com/news/kcso-man-pointing-bb-gun-at-deputies-died-in-officer-involved-shooting-in-onyx/article_53448cae-6af4-11ef-97fe-b30c76a704ec.html
https://goldrushcam.com/sierrasuntimes/index.php/news/local-news/60039-kern-county-sheriff-s-releases-critical-incident-video-of-officer-involved-shoot-death-of-onyx-man
https://bakersfieldnow.com/news/local/bodycam-video-shows-deputy-involved-shooting-after-call-for-restraining-order-violation-onyx-kern-county-sheriffs-office-california
https://kmph.com/news/local/video-deputy-involved-shooting-in-kern-county-after-domestic-violence-order-violation