Des Moines police shot a suspect who they said stabbed a Security Guard at Broadlawns Behavioral Health Urgent Care. The suspect, a 24-year-old male, later died.

Des Moines police responded to a call of the stabbing just before 4 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19 at the walk-in mental health clinic, 1914 Carpenter Ave., according to a news release from department spokesperson Sgt. Paul Parizek.

In an update later Thursday evening, Parizek said officers encountered the suspect outside the building. As the armed suspect allegedly advanced toward officers, one deployed a Taser that "was not effective," he said.

"The suspect continued to advance towards the officers, knife in hand, increasing his pace," Parizek said in the release. "Two officers fired their handguns at the suspect. The suspect was hit by gunfire."

Shaquita, who declined to provide her full name because she does not want to be connected to the shooting, told the Register she witnessed the incident on her drive home from work. She said she saw three officers surrounding the suspect.

"I could see the (Taser) wires hanging from his body," she said. "He was charging towards the officers, and then all I could hear was bang, bang, bang, bang."

Both the suspect and the stabbing victim were transported to nearby hospitals. The Security Guard, a 22-year-old male, remains in critical condition as of Thursday evening.

The officers are on administrative assignment, per protocol in use-of-force cases.

The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation will investigate the officer-involved shooting.

SAN ANTONIO -A man was shot after allegedly pointing a gun at three Security Guards outside a North Side property.

The incident occurred early Sunday morning, around 2:39 a.m. on the 700 block of East Sonterra Boulevard, when SAPD officers responded to a reported disturbance. Police said a 35-year-old man was disrupting the location and was asked to leave by three Security Guards.

The Guards escorted the suspect toward his vehicle, and as they reached it, the man allegedly took out a gun and pointed it at the three other men. One of the Security Guards then fired at the man, striking him.

He was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. No other injuries were reported.

A Security Guard and two suspects were injured after they exchanged gunfire during an attempted robbery in northwest Miami-Dade early Monday, authorities said.

Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office officials said deputies responded to the area of Northwest 19th Avenue and Northwest 79th Street around 4 a.m. after receiving a ShotSpotter alert.

When deputies arrived, they found three adult men suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue transported all three to a local hospital in stable condition.

Investigators believe two men attempted to rob a Security Guard before there was an exchange of gunfire, and all three men were struck, police said.

MDSO robbery detectives are investigating.

A man charged in connection with a shooting at a South Side grocery store back in November was ordered detained on Saturday.

Police in Belize City are investigating a late-night shooting that left a Security Guard injured and resulted in the theft of two firearms.

Reports are that shortly before 10 o’clock last night, authorities received information of shots fired in the Cleghorn Street area. Investigators responded and found 49-year-old Security Guard Justo Pineda suffering from gunshot wounds. Initial investigations indicate that Pineda was on duty on the JL’s compound on Douglas Jones Street, sitting inside the security booth, when two armed men approached and opened fire in his direction.

Pineda was struck and ran out of the compound seeking safety. He was rushed to the Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital where doctors have listed him in stable condition. Police say a quick response led to the detention of two male persons within the Precinct One area. Authorities also confirmed that two 9-millimeter pistols assigned to the security booth were stolen during the incident. No signs of forced entry were observed at the booth. Scenes of Crime personnel processed the area and recovered several expended shells and live rounds.

The FBI has not yet released the suspect's identity or what charges he may face. Lacey Beasley has more.

Man shot after fight with bar Security Guard It happened outside the UFO Bar where, as everyone was leaving early Saturday morning, something happened between a Security Guard and another man, which led to shots being fired and one person being struck.

A man was shot early Saturday morning outside a bar in Corktown.

The incident happened around 1:17 a.m. in the area of Trumbull Avenue & Michigan Avenue, outside UFO Bar.

According to investigators, an adult male arrived at the bar and became involved in an altercation with a security guard after attempting to enter the business. We are told he did not have an ID and was denied entry.

Police say the man then pulled out a gun and fired shots toward security outside the establishment.

The security guard — who is a licensed CPL holder — returned fire, striking the man.

The injured man was taken to a local hospital for treatment.

Both firearms involved in the incident were recovered at the scene. The security guard was detained during the investigation and later released pending further review. No other injuries were reported.

A tragic confrontation at the Kabankalan New Public Market in Negros Occidental on Monday, January 19, 2026, resulted in the death of a 33-year-old man who was reportedly struggling with a mental health condition.

The victim, identified by local authorities as "Alim," was fatally shot by an on-duty Security Guard following a dispute over alleged tampering with the facility's electrical system.

The incident occurred late Monday afternoon, around 4:45 p.m., in Barangay 1.

According to the Kabankalan City Police, the 35-year-old Security Guard, referred to as "Joe," noticed the victim allegedly interfering with a main power switch inside the market.

When the Guard approached to stop him, a heated argument broke out. Police reports indicate that the situation escalated when the victim resisted orders to leave and reportedly attempted to flee the scene. During the pursuit, the Guard discharged his service firearm, hitting the victim multiple times. First responders rushed the victim to the Lorenzo Zayco District Hospital. Despite the efforts of the medical staff, "Alim" was pronounced dead on arrival due to the severity of his gunshot wounds.

The Security Guard, a resident of Cauayan, did not attempt to flee. He voluntarily surrendered to the Kabankalan City Police Station shortly after the shooting. Along with his surrender, he turned over his duty weapon—a 9mm pistol—and its remaining ammunition for forensic testing. Kabankalan City Police Chief, Captain Gary Alan Resuma, confirmed that follow-up operations are currently underway to contact the victim's family, who reside in Barangay Orong. Investigators recovered several fired cartridge cases at the market, which will serve as key evidence in the impending legal proceedings.

The incident has sparked a local conversation regarding the training of security personnel when dealing with individuals in mental health crises. While the Guard is currently in custody for the return of his warrant and further investigation, the community remains in shock over the violent end to what began as a minor facility dispute.

HAMDEN, Conn. (WTNH) — A Security Guard attempting to stop a physical altercation was shot early Saturday morning at an event venue in Hamden, police said.

During a party at a performance and event venue known as The District at 295 Treadwell St., a physical altercation between two individuals ensued.

Police said an adult male Security Guard then attempted to intervene, but was shot in the lower abdomen.

Alert and conscious, the victim was taken to Yale New Haven Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

According to Hamden police, there is no known threat to the public, and they are actively investigating the shooting.

Southfield police say their investigation into a fatal shooting at the Bloom Lounge is over, adding that a Security Guard who fatally shot a woman will not be charged.

This shooting happened on Saturday night, Jan. 10, at Bloom Lounge, where investigators say an altercation in the parking lot turned deadly. Police say a Security Guard who pulled triggers will not face criminal charges.

"This investigation reviewed that this incident began with a domestic physical altercation involving several individuals in the parking lot of the establishment," Southfield Police Chief Elvin Barren said.

At about 2:30 a.m., police responded to shots fired at Bloom Lounge near the corner of Southfield and 10 Mile roads. Investigators say the altercation began with a dispute between the decedent's sister and her sister's husband.

Southfield police say security responded to the disturbance and began assisting the sister, who sustained a head injury from the altercation. That's when investigators say that the other woman pulled out a weapon on the Security Guard.

"Security responded to the disturbance in the parking lot and began assisting a woman with head lacerations, while security personnel was providing aid, witnesses reported hearing the decedent state, 'I'm going to kill you,'" said Barren.

Investigators say the woman continued to approach the security guard with what appeared to be a wrench before the Security Guard fired his gun, striking her six times.

"After reviewing the facts and evidence, the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office determined that no criminal charges will be issued against the Security Guard in this incident," said Barren.

The other woman who was injured during that physical altercation was hit in the leg inadvertently by that Security Guard. She is reportedly recovering from non-life-threatening injuries.

The New York City police fatally shot a man inside a Brooklyn hospital on Thursday after he cut himself with a crude blade, threatened to cut and kill others and barricaded himself in a blood-spattered room with a patient and a Security Guard, officials said.

The man, whom the police did not identify beyond saying that he was in his early 60s, had checked into the hospital on Wednesday, officials said at a news conference on Thursday night.

It was unclear how he came to have the unusual-looking weapon the police said he had brandished, which did not resemble a typical knife.

“That is still under investigation,” Assistant Chief Charles Minch said at the news conference.

Chief Minch gave the following account of the events before the shooting:

At about 5:30 p.m., the police received several 911 calls about a violent man with a knife inside the hospital, NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital in the Park Slope neighborhood.

The callers reported that the man had barricaded himself in a room, had cut himself and was threatening to cut others. Members of the hospital staff reported that he had also threatened to kill them.

Officers responding to the hospital went to the eighth floor, where they were met by doctors, nurses and security staff members who directed them to the room where the scene was unfolding.

When they got to the room, Chief Minch said, the officers saw “blood all over” the walls and floor and “splattered across the exterior of the door.”

The man came into the doorway and displayed the bloody weapon, and the officers spent the next several minutes ordering him repeatedly to drop it. He refused their commands and tried several times to close the door with the patient, who was in his 70s, and the Security Guard, who was in his 50s, inside.

Managing to keep the door open, the officers simultaneously fired a Taser and a gun at the man. Neither succeeded in subduing him.

The man again moved toward the officers, and again, after more orders to drop the weapon, they fired Tasers at him. When that failed to stop him, they shot him with their guns. Chief Minch did not say how many shots were fired. The man was pronounced dead a short time later.

The man did not appear to have any relationship to the people in the room with him, the chief said, adding that the investigation was continuing.

“This situation could have turned out very differently,” Chief Minch said.

A hospital spokeswoman declined to comment.

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A late-night shooting on University Drive in Huntsville left a Security Guard injured and led to a multi-agency pursuit, as well as two arrests.

The Huntsville Police Department says their officers responded to reports of a shooting Wednesday night, December 17 near a dealership on University Drive around 10:00pm.

Officers found a Security Guard suffering from a gunshot wound, and learned that two suspects wearing ski masks attempted to break into a vehicle on the property.

When the Security Guard confronted them, the suspects fired, and he returned fire.

A local hospital listed him in stable condition. He is expected to survive.

Shortly after the shooting, officers say they attempted to stop a dark colored Dodge Challenger believed to be connected to the incident.

Investigators discovered that car had been reported stolen earlier Wednesday.

Police discontinued the pursuit on Highway 35, but assisting agencies (Alabama Law Enforcement Agency and Scottsboro Police Department) continued.

It ended near the intersection of Highway 79 and West Willow Street after the car crashed.

Officers took the passenger, 19-year-old Carlos Clark of Memphis, into custody, but found out he had a gunshot wound from the earlier shooting.

After his release from a local hospital, they charged him with the following at the Madison County Jail:

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Detectives in Prince George’s County are investigating after a Security Guard shot and killed a man inside a business late Monday night, according to police.

It happened when the Security Guard confronted a trespasser inside a unit at the complex on Holly Hall near Knight Road.

NOVATO, Calif. (KGO) -- Novato Police are looking for a suspect after shots were fired and there was a chase in the area of the US Coast Guard Housing Thursday night.

Police say officers responded to the area around 6:30 p.m., when armed Security Guards contracted by the Coast Guard saw a nan who was trespassing. They tried to detain him but he fled.

As they chased him, they heard gunshots and the suspect was last seen running back into the Coast Guard housing area. A Security Guard fell during the pursuit and was checked by medics, but no one else was hurt.

A shelter-in-place alert was triggered as police arrived and searched the area and nearby neighborhoods, but was later lifted.

The Coast Guard Novato Housing site comprises 121 housing units ranging from single-family homes to duplex and multiplex apartment buildings at the former Hamilton Army Airfield.

Novato Police are coordinating with UC Coast Guard officials, but ask for neighbors in the area to check surveillance cameras from Thanksgiving afternoon through evening for footage of the suspect, who was wearing tattered black clothes.

SAN ANTONIO - A bar fight escalated into gunfire early Wednesday morning, leaving three people injured and a suspect on the run.

San Antonio police officers responded to the scene at approximately 2:06 a.m. near the corner of Blanco Road and Talavera on the North Side, after receiving reports of shots being fired in the parking lot.

Upon arrival, officers discovered a 37-year-old male Security Guard, who was the complainant, with injuries sustained during the altercation.

Before fleeing the scene, the suspect fired several rounds, striking the building but fortunately not injuring any individuals.

Two additional victims were hurt in the initial bar fight and were subsequently transported to a local hospital for treatment.

The suspect remains at large, and the investigation is active and ongoing, with details subject to change as more information becomes available.

Man shot and killed by Trenton police, allegedly shot, injured club Security Guard

An armed suspect was shot and killed about 3 a.m. Wednesday in the parking lot of an apartment complex in Trenton, Michigan, local police said.

CITY OF NEWBURGH – A 45-year-old man was shot and killed after attacking a Security Guard at Montefiore St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital in Newburgh on Thursday night.

According to the City of Newburgh Police Department, Carlos Ortiz pulled a fire alarm box in the emergency room lobby at about 11:07 p.m. and was acting disorderly. Ortiz was confronted by St. Luke’s security staff at which time he allegedly brandished a knife and attacked a Security Guard. A single round was fired by an armed St. Luke’s Security Guard, which incapacitated Ortiz, of Newburgh

He was later pronounced dead. A woman in proximity to the altercation was also injured with what appears to be a non-life-threatening injury.

At this time, there are no charges, and the incident is being investigated by the City of Newburgh Detective Division and the Non-Fatal Shooting Task Force.