Aurora Police Department’s new chief on Monday released more details about a man fatally shot by police while carrying an airsoft gun near the 11900 block of East 16th Avenue last week, alleging

Aurora police held a press conference on Monday to discuss an incident where officers shot a man, killing him, on Oct. 3.

Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain on Monday shared more details four days after his officers fatally shot a man who was carrying a replica of a tactical air rifle.

A day after the shooting, a woman who says she was the suspect's girlfriend identified him as 38-year-old Kory Dillard. Aurora police have not confirmed his identity, but on Monday Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain spoke to reporters again about the tragic situation.

Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain updates the investigation into last week's deadly shooting with officers.

The shooting happened when officers responded to a report of a fight in a parking lot in the 11900 block of East 16th Avenue, police said.

Police in Aurora were responding to a fight in a parking lot on Thursday afternoon when the shooting occurred.

The suspect in an officer-involved shooting late Friday in Aurora is dead, according to an Illinois State Police spokeswoman. No one else was injured and police continue to investigate, an ISP

A man was killed by police outside an apartment complex last Thursday. Yahoo Sports