December 2010 Date Name (Age) of Deceased Race State (city) Description2010-12-31 Darryl Moore (52) Pennsylvania (Philadelphia)Officers tried to stop a green van driven by Moore after he ran a red light. Moore led the officers on a chase for four or five blocks, in and out of narrow streets, before getting stuck on ice. As officers approached Moore's car, Moore fired gunshots out of his driver's side window and struck one of the officers. In return, officers opened fire on the vehicle, killing Moore. Two weeks prior, Moore shot a security guard and robbed a gas station.2010-12-30 John Timothy McCully (24) Florida (Pembroke Pines)A family member called 911 to report McCully as "needing medical attention for a mental disorder". He complied with police orders but did not agree with being baker acted after two officers attempted to shoot him with stun guns but missed. An officer then fatally shot McCully in the side as he fled, attempting to escape through the back door. Allegedly claiming McCully had a "large kitchen knife," also claiming it was allegedly necessary to defend his own life. However, it was later confirmed McCully was unarmed nor belligerent. First hand accounts discovered officers gave false testimonies and placed a kitchen knife at the scene in order to protect themselves.content An officer involved in the events died due to undetermined circumstances in 2017.2010-12-30 Reggie Darnell Preston (32) Arkansas (North Little Rock) Police say the man indicated he was suicidal and pulled a gun on the two officers. Police say they fired an unknown number of times, killing Preston.2010-12-29 David Dwayne Butler (26) Texas (Houston) Two Houston Police Department officers were on patrol when they observed Butler riding a bicycle in the 3800 block of Jensen Drive.
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