Family and friends of the man who was shot and killed by a Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer after he called 911 to report a home invasion gathered Saturday to call for justice.

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

The man whom a Las Vegas police officer shot and killed had called 911 the night before to have authorities trespass the person who would later break into his home and confront him with a knife, prompting his death.

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.”

Despite the fact Brandon Durham, 43 provided police an accurate description of the home intruder, Las Vegas cop Alexander Bookman shot Durham six times, including in the head, once he entered Durham’s home.

A woman who broke into a home, later prompting a Las Vegas police officer to kill the person who called 911, said she wanted police to shoot and kill her, according to documents 8 News Now obtained Monday.

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 shot and killed by a Las Vegas police officer this month had called 911 for help during a home invasion

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.