Family and friends of the man fatally shot by police in Las Vegas this week have expressed anger about the actions of the officer who killed their loved one, but experts are divided about whether the circumstances of the shooting were problematic.

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Family and friends of a man killed in a police shooting demand justice and answers from Las Vegas police about why an officer shot him while he was struggling with an intruder. Brandon Durham, 43, was shot multiple times including in the head inside his home on the 6900 block of Wine River Drive before 1 a.m. on Tuesday.

A Metro Police officer shot an innocent man in the head early Tuesday while responding to reports of a break-in, and then fired five more rounds into the man’s motionless body

“I heard the gunshots. I heard them, and I’m disgusted,” Isabella Durham, 15, said in a press conference late Tuesday afternoon outside her family home. Her father, Brandon Durham, 43, asked her to call the police after their home was broken into, she said.

Police in Las Vegas fatally shot an innocent man in the head after responding to reports of break-in, unaware that he was the person who had called 911. Brandon Durham, 43, was fighting off a female intruder who was brandishing a knife at him when an officer shot him multiple times.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police have identified the officer who shot and killed a person involved in a fight near Sunset Park earlier this week.Officer Alexander