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Officer Ryan beat to death 25-year-old burglary suspect Israel Rodriguez in the back of his patrol car parked at the 44th Precinct stationhouse. [177] 24 July 1973: Darrell L. Cain 15 November 1973: Dallas Police Department (Texas) Cain shot and killed 12-year-old Santos Rodriguez after arresting him on suspicion of having burglarized a local ...
According to NYPD officers, the suspect was seen shooting at two people in Brooklyn with a handgun. Officers returned fire, shooting the suspect several times, killing him. A 19-year-old was also taken into custody for questioning regarding the incident. [65] 2024-03-17 Inyerman Jose Munoz (39) Hispanic Spring, Texas [66] 2024-03-17 Antwoina ...
Officer Cooper Dawson, 27, was running after a suspect following a traffic stop Monday night when that suspect ambushed Dawson and shot him multiple times, according to the Greenville Police ...
Richmond’s mass shooting was the country’s 278th in the first 157 days of 2023, according to the Gun Violence Archive, using the definition of when four or more people are shot or killed in a ...
Collins was reported by a neighbor to be firing off his gun in the neighborhood. When police responded he was standing in his yard with a gun in each hand. He refused to comply with commands to drop the weapons and fired once. Police responded by shooting him. [6] [7] 2023-08-30 Victor Fernandes (21) Hispanic San Antonio, Texas [8] 2023-08-30
Two killed and five injured in Richmond high school graduation mass shooting. Wednesday 7 June 2023 07:06, Namita Singh. Police in Richmond, Virginia, responded on Tuesday to a shooting that took ...
Graves was shot and killed by police responding to reports of a shooting. According to police statements, officers found Graves hiding behind a tree with a gun, and ordered him to drop the gun; when Graves did not drop the gun, officers opened fire and killed him. [92] 2020-06-02: Robert Lyon (65) Unknown California (Cottonwood)
At the time the Richmond Police Department believed the suspect knew the victims. [18] Levar Stoney, the mayor of Richmond, Jason Kamras, the Superintendent of Richmond Public Schools, and others also reacted to the mass shooting, expressing their sympathy towards the victims and their shock. [2]