The officer is not being identified after threats made to his life.

Gerald Javon Hall family disputed police’s claims that he was armed during the fatal encounter.

“It’s a rec center. We just shouldn’t have that kind of thing going on,” said D.C. Police Chief Peter Newsham.

Police say they shot Evans in self-defense after he pointed a BB gun and started walking toward them on the evening of June 27.

Police originally said that Sterling intentionally drove his motorcycle into the passenger door of a police cruiser before he was fatally shot in September.

They say the man refused to drop his gun. He was taken to the hospital in very serious condition.

After viewing police body-worn camera footage, Gerald Javon Hall’s family alleged that he was unarmed when he was killed, and they demanded that MPD release the video publicly.

Police say that Gerald Hall was holding at knife.

And the police officer who fatally shot Terrence Sterling forgot to turn on his body camera.

One of the suspects suffered life-threatening injuries.