So a follow up now to a deadly police shooting in El Paso's upper valley. The family of the man who was killed tells us that the officer could have done more to end the confrontation peacefully. Now this shooting happened earlier this month at a car wash off of Donovan. The police department released this body cam video over the weekend. In the video, the man in the car claims to have a gun and makes threatening comments toward the officer. The officer tells the man several times to drop what he's holding before firing six shots. K Fox 14 news at 9ths Jennifer Quivos met with that man's family at that car wash. And she shares what they have to say. The deadly officer involved shooting at a car wash on Donovan took the life of 30-year-old Michael Anthony Estrada. The family tells me Estrada had a history of mental illness since he was a baby. And while they don't agree with Estrada's interaction with the police officer, they believe the police officer took it too far. You know, they keep going all the different way about it, I think. And I mean, but it's too late. Now there's nothing I can do. It's not going to bring my son back. It's not going to bring him back home to be so what else is there left for me to do. A family is left grieving for their son and brother. Michael Anthony Estrada, after Estrada was killed in an officer involved shooting in March. The mother says her son Michael had been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder from a very early age. While she recognizes her son's role in the incident, she does not believe Michael had the intention to hurt the officer. Looking the wrong both my son and the police officer, you know, I mean, because I mean the police officer shouldn't have took it as far as he did. In the body cam footage, we hear Michael threaten the officer with an alleged gun, but the mother emphasizes he would not have used it. Hey, I mean, I'm sure you're probably good, but he had not touched us on using it. And I'm sure it was found nowhere near him. Anthony Cogat Estrada's brother as police officers need to be trained better in handling people with mental illness. Health is serious and they need, they really need to not make mental health a joke because it's not it's it's serious thing. Earlier in the week, a spokesperson with Opazopede spoke during the K-Fox morning show on why the department chose to release the body cam footage. It's a balance between investigations and the community, um, understanding what happens when these incidents occur. However, Estrada's mother doesn't believe that's the case. I've seen them do that before without like they lied to me because they told me those in altercation when they went when they went to my house and told me that my son was killed, that there was an altercation. There was an altercation. The company gave him a chance to The family adds it was not uncommon for Estrada to hang out at car washes both in Opazop and in Los Cruces. They are now seeking justice. I'm reporting from the newsroom Jennifer Cuevas, K-Fox 14, news at 9.