In the new statement, Lydia McLaughlin, who previously described his brother, Geoffrey Shyam Stirling, 45, as "disastrous," he said that her family was even more "disturbed" after watching a police officer's body.

In Initial reports"" Rhoc fans "learned McLaughlin's brother shot and killed Newport Beach police after he stopped while driving his motorcycle down the Pacific Highway Pacific Highway Pacific.

Sources close to the situation described the movement of behavior as "unsupported", which caused shooting.

In the shot of the body released, the 45-year-old returned back and back with the police officer after stopping because of a traffic violation.

After rejecting officers command to sit on the curb, the two entered the physical quarrel after the officer believed that Stirling reached for something in his pocket.

The law enforcement was told that during the finger, Stirling grabbed their Taser, encouraged them to submit six recordings, eventually killing him.

The Newport Beach Police Department has published a statement after shooting and shared more details about the public incident.

"Shortly after stopping, Stirling became uncooperable and attacked the officer," the statement she shared on Instagram, reading. "During the violent alteration, Stirling managed to remove the taser issued departments from the clerk's belts and tried to use it several times against the officer. At that moment, the shooting occurred."

Additional officers later arrived on the scene and tried to provide help to change before it was transported to the hospital, where he later passed away.

McLaughlin, who appeared on the Bravoe "Rhoc" in two seasons, said that she and her family were "devastated by the loss" of the family member. She continued to thank the closest, including local community members, for their "spill of love."

In a statement shared with The American sunMcLaughlin and her family have revealed their plans to submit a lawsuit against officers involved in stirling recording after "disturbing" body recordings were released.

"Videos have set serious concerns and many questions about the procedures of that police officer. The bright and special concerns are to see that the videos are shown that Geoff moves away from officers at the time he fired six times," said the statement.

"The family plans a lawsuit through its lawyers in the Federal Court to get full responsibilities and seek responsibility," continued.

McLaughlin and her family also claimed that Stirling was "unarmed" and "does not represent a deadly threat to the officer," despite claims claimed that he grabbed the Taser.

"The family remains heartfelt and devastated that Geoff took from them in what is unjustifiably use of deadly force," the statement was read, adding, "equally tragic that there was also a tactic and tactic that could not be used on the basis of his training."

At InstagramMcLaughlin honored her brother with a moving collection of photos, he shared that her faith in God is a source of strength during this difficult time.

"Yesterday, we passed my brother to rest. Just six months ago, we stood in the same place, grieving the loss of my mom," she wrote in the title. "My heart was broken, and the shock has not yet settled. But even in the sadness I followed what I know is true: God is good. I'm not." I didn't. "