Lydia McLAGHLIN plans to prosecute law enforcement after shooting at the brother

In a new statement, Lydia McLeulin, who previously described the loss of her brother, Jeffrey Shiam Sterling, 45, said she was “destroyed” that her family was “annoyed” from the situation after watching the camera of the police officer’s body.

in Initial reportsThe Rhoc fans, McLulin’s brother, learned that he was shot at the hands of the Nioport Beach police after he stopped while riding his motorcycle on the Pacific coast road.

Sources close to the situation described Steling’s behavior as “uncooked”, causing fire.

In the released camera footage, the 45 -year -old went back and forth with a police officer after he stopped traffic violation.

After the officer’s orders refused to sit on the sidewalk, the two entered into a physical argument after the officer believed that Sterling had reached something in his pocket.

The law enforcement said that during the quarrel, Sterling held their reverence, which led them to launch six shots, which led to his death in the end.

The Nioport Beach Police Department issued a statement after the shooting and shared more details about the incident with the public.

“Shortly after stopping it, Sterling became unidentified and assaulted by the officer,” the statement, who was shared on Instagram, read. “During the violent quarrel that followed, Sterling managed to remove the Tasir issued by the department from the officer’s duty and tried to publish it several times against the officer. At that stage, a shooting occurred.”

Additional officers later arrived at the scene and tried to provide assistance to Sterling before he was transferred to the hospital, where he died later.

McLulin, who appeared on “Rhoc” Bravo for two seasons, said that she and her family “were destroyed because of the loss of” a member of his family. She continued to thank these closest to her, including local community members, for the “flow of love”.

In a joint statement with The sun of the United StatesMcLeulin and her family have revealed their plans to file a lawsuit against the officer participating in the shooting on Sterling after launching “annoying” body camera shots.

“Videos have sparked serious concerns and many questions about the actions of the police officer. Among the wrong and specific anxiety is that the videos show that they show Jeff away from the officer while he was shot six times,” the statement said.

“The family, through their lawyer, plans to file a lawsuit in the Federal Court to obtain full answers and search for accountability,” continued.

McLeulin and her family also claimed in the statement that Sterling was “unarmed” and “no fatal threat to the officer”, although the claim that he had grabbed an officer.

“The family remains sad and destroyed that Jeff has taken from it that it seems unjustified by the deadly force,” as stated in the statement, adding, “tragic as much as it is that there may be other options and tactics available to the officer who failed to benefit from based on his training.”

on InstagramMcLeuline honored her brother with a touching group of pictures, as her faith in God was a source of strength during this difficult time.

“Yesterday, we put my brother to rest. Just six months ago, we stood in this same place, and we are sad for the loss of my mother.” “My heart is broken, and the shock is still not stabilized. But even in sadness, I cling to what I know is true: God is good. It is in control. I am not.”