A 43-year-old father was shot and killed in his home by a Las Vegas police officer last week, authorities said. 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.

Brandon Durham called the emergency line Tuesday morning to report that two people were shooting outside of his home and were trying to break in, according to police. His was one of multiple 911 calls reporting a shooting in the city’s Sunset Park ...

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

Brandon Durham, 43, called police for help when an intruder broke into his home last week. An officer kicked the door in and shot him, killing him.

An investigation in Las Vegas is underway after a local dad who called 911 over a break-in at his home was shot to death by police when they responded to the call. Per a release from Assistant Sheriff Dori Koren of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department,