In Illinois, a cop killed a woman who called him out before doing so — CNN
Police have released video of Sangamon County Sheriff's Deputy Sean Grayson shooting 36-year-old Sonya Massey to death. The incident took place in Springfield.
Massey, who reportedly had mental health issues, called law enforcement because she thought someone was trying to sneak into her home.
While talking to Massey, the deputies asked her to turn off a pot of boiling water so as not to start a fire, and while doing so, one of the deputies steps aside, to which Massey said: "I condemn you in the name of Jesus."
Grayson took that as a threat and moments later, Massey was fired upon. The deputy has been charged with 3 counts of murder and is being held without bail pending trial.
Note that it is extremely rare for law enforcement officers to be charged with the murder of a citizen.