Police Shootings

A stop for an illegal U-turn turned into a gunfight when the passenger fought a weapons frisk and fired at officers. An officer shot him and he died; the driver turned out to be his domestic violence victim, held against her will.

They gave her every chance. She reached into that bag anyway.

A rookie cop. A traffic stop. A 64-year-old with a gun. Here's what we know.

A violent suspect shrugs off Tasers and baton strikes, arms himself with a shovel, and forces a lethal-force decision.

A traffic stop, a suspected stolen car, a gun from the floorboard, 90 seconds of commands, three Tasers — and then he fired. Here is what the evidence shows.

Suspect Aaron Rodriguez killed a man during a 911 call and shot a second victim before deputies arrived. When they moved to stop him, he shot the lead deputy on camera.

A 55-year-old man in crisis with a large knife. Three officers. Six Taser deployments. Five minutes of commands ignored. Then the fourth officer arrived and made the call the others wouldn't.

The facts of this case are not complicated. The narrative around it is. Here's what the evidence actually shows.

A Colorado Springs officer was shot by a fleeing suspect and returned fire. Moments later the suspect reached for a second officer's gun and was shot again. Both officers survived; the suspect remains hospitalized.