LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The suspect at the center of a fatal shooting by Las Vegas police appeared in court Monday morning.
Alejandra Boudreaux, 31, had her initial appearance on charges including home invasion and assault.
Her bail was set at $1 million by Judge Amy Wilson.
Boudreaux was arrested in connection with a home invasion that led to the death of 43-year-old Brandon Durham.
Durham was shot and killed on Tuesday, Nov. 12 after he called police to report a home invasion at his house near Sunset Park.
Body-worn camera footage from the event shows Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Officer Alexander Bookman enter Durham's home and find him and Boudreaux struggling over a knife.
Bookman orders them to drop the knife before shooting Durham, who died from his wounds.
WATCH: Body camera footage released by LVMPD shows the moments leading up to the shooting
A Metro arrest report reveals Boudreaux wanted police to shoot her. She stated to police: "I wanted the cops to shoot me dead."
Channel 13 obtained several arrest reports from Florida and Washington, which reveal Boudreaux's extensive criminal history, a factor the prosecution cited when requesting the $1 million bond.
Boudreaux's next court appearance is set for Dec. 16 at 9:30 a.m.
