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Input: Police fatally shot a woman in Austin, Texas early Sunday after her husband placed a mental health call because he was worried about his wife's behavior. 
  
 Austin Assistant Police Chief Troy Gay told reporters that officers were told the woman was behaving erratically and had a weapon. When police arrived at the scene, a woman came out of an apartment and told officers to shoot her, Gay said. 
  
 As the officers approached, Gay said the woman began pointing a weapon at them. Gay said the officers asked the woman to stand down. When she didn't, the officers fired at the woman, according to NBC affiliate KXAN. 
  
 © Police activity at the scene in Austin, Texas. Image: Police activity at the scene in Austin, Texas. 
  
 Gay said the woman was still moving after being shot and "had the weapon in her hand pointing at the direction of the officers." Gay said the officers fired several more shots over fear that the woman still posed a threat, according to KXAN's report. 
  
 Police did not identify the weapon they said was recovered at the scene. KXAN reported that the woman had a gun. 
  
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 The woman, who officials only identified as a 26-year-old female, was transported to the hospital where she later died. Police said they have audio of the incident but no video was recorded at the time. 
  
 The two officers involved in the shooting have been placed on administrative leave. Both have been with the department for three years. Austin police have opened an official investigation into the incident. 
  
 This is the eighth fatal officer-involved shooting in Austin this year, according to KXAN. ||||| AUSTIN (KXAN) — A mental health call involving a woman who had a gun turned deadly early Sunday morning. 
  
 It happened just before 4 a.m. at the Club at Summer Valley Apartments at 744 W. William Cannon, at the corner of South 1st Street. Austin police say they were originally called to the apartment complex for a husband who called stating his wife had a weapon. 
  
 When the officers arrived and started assessing the situation, a white woman came out of the breezeway. Asst. Chief Troy Gay says the woman had a weapon in her hands and “extended the weapon towards the officers and said ‘shoot me, shoot me, kill me.'” 
  
 Gay says officers gave her verbal commands to drop the weapon but she proceeded to move towards the officers, and they in turn fired their weapons. As she was lying on the ground, police say she was still moving after being shot and she still “had the weapon in her hand pointing at the direction of the officers.” Fearing they were still in danger, Gay says the officers fired several more shots. 
  
 “The weapon was then away from the female and officers were able to have the weapon in their possession,” explains Gay in a news conference. 
  
 The 26-year-old woman was taken to the hospital where she died a short time later. Two officers were involved in the shooting, both have been with the department for three years. They will be placed on administrative leave pending the investigation, which is standard protocol. 
  
 This is the eighth deadly shooting involving Austin Police Department officers this year. The most recent was on Sept. 15 in southwest Austin. Police say Morgan Wayne Crocker, 34, was shot and killed during a burglary call. When officers arrived the second time, they saw Crocker trying to run away from the apartment complex. In order to get him to stop, one officer used a stun gun on the suspect, but he rolled over on the ground and when he rolled over, police say he took out a weapon and shot at one of the officers. The officers shot back and wounded the man but police say he continued to resist after being shot. He died at the hospital. 
  
 In April, police say the deadly shooting of a man wielding knives in a store parking lot appeared to be “suicide by cop”—which could be the situation in Sunday’s shooting. |||||
Output:
Police in Texas shot and killed a woman after responding to a mental health call, NBC News reports. The woman's husband called police, saying she was acting erratically and he was worried about her; he also informed police that she had a weapon. When officers arrived on the scene at an Austin apartment complex around 4am Sunday, the unidentified 26-year-old woman came out of one of the complex's buildings, pointed a gun toward the officers, and said, "Shoot me, shoot me, kill me," said assistant chief Troy Gay, per the Austin-American Statesman. After she didn't comply with commands to drop her weapon, the officers say they fired at her. The woman continued to point the gun at officers while on the ground, and officers, fearing for their safety, fired several more shots, Gay said, per KXAN. The woman was taken to the hospital, where she died not long after. The two officers involved in the shooting, who haven't been named, will be placed on paid administrative pending an investigation. Both are three-year veterans of the force. Police say they have audio of the encounter, but no video. There have been eight instances of fatal shootings involving Austin police in 2016, per KXAN. (The FBI is making a big change regarding stats on police shootings.)