A police investigation is ongoing after a man was killed while authorities responded to a call about an intruder in the home he shared with his 15-year-old daughter in Las Vegas

Brandon Durham was shot and killed by Metro officer Alexander Bookman Nov. 12 after Bookman called police about a woman who broke into his home. Those marching called

A man who was fatally shot by Las Vegas police after calling 911 during a home invasion pleaded for officers to arrive “ASAP,” fearing that a trespasser was “going to kill everybody.”

A Las Vegas man called for police help during a home invasion before an officer fatally shot him, according to authorities and 911 calls. Brandon Durham called 911 early Nov. 12, saying he was hiding with his 15-year-old daughter after someone broke into his home,

"The Las Vegas community is calling for justice for Brandon Durham," organizers wrote in a social media post promoting the event.

Body camera footage shows an officer fatally shooting a Black man who was struggling with a woman over a knife. The man had called the police for help.

Brandon Durham, 43, of Las Vegas, died at the home on Tuesday, Nov. 12. Police said he was pronounced deceased at a hospital a short time thereafter.

A Las Vegas homeowner shot to death in his own home by cops previously told dispatchers while reporting a break-in in a 911 call, "I don't think I'll be alive."