A 43-year-old father was shot and killed in his home by a Las Vegas police officer last week, authorities said, after he called 911 for help. Early in the morning of November 12, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police received multiple calls about a shooting on Wine River Drive.

Brandon Durham feared for his life when a woman he knew entered his home with a knife. He called 911 for help, and by the end of the night, he was dead — allegedly at the hands of the police. The post ‘Fatherless for the rest of my life’: Man who called 911 for help during home invasion shot dead by responding police first appeared on Law & Crime.

A police officer shot and killed Brandon Durham in his Las Vegas home after Durham called 911 to report a home invasion in the early hours of Nov. 12. Now, Durham's family is speaking out.

Alejandra Boudreaux, 31, was charged with manslaughter, home invasion, and assault with the use of a deadly weapon after allegedly breaking into Brandon Durham's home and being shot by a Las Vegas police officer.

Alejandra Boudreaux was scheduled to appear in court on Monday on home invasion charges after a man who reported the break-in was killed by police.

Alejandra Boudreaux allegedly broke into the Las Vegas home of Brandon Durham, who was shot and killed by a police officer who responded

The woman who broke into a home, 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 first obtained Monday.

In a spine-chilling incident, an LA man who called 911 for help was fatally shot by a cop. The tragic event unfolded when Brandon Durham called 911 to report a possible home invasion. At the time, Durham was with his 15-year-old daughter.

A Las Vegas man died not because of the knife-wielding woman who broke into his home, but because of the police officers he called for help.