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HOUSTON – The family of a man who was killed in an officer-involved on April 21, 2020, has filed a $100 million civil lawsuit Tuesday, according to Sean Roberts, the family’s attorney. AdREAD: Acevedo releases bodycam video of Nicolas Chavez shooting, says he ‘cannot defend that’In September, four Houston police officers were fired in connection with the fatal officer-involved shooting of Chavez nearly four months after the incident. READ: 4 Houston police officers fired in connection with fatal shooting of Nicolas Chavez identifiedAcevedo released the “indefinite suspension” letters of the four officers and identified them as Benjamin LeBlanc, Luis Alvarado, Omar Tapia and Patrick Rubio. He said he believes Chavez no longer posed a threat to officers because he was too weak to stand. “We applaud Houston Police Department’s termination of the officers that unjustifiably executed Mr. Chavez,” said Sean Roberts, the family’s attorney.