LAS VEGAS -- Friends and family of Erik Scott, the man shot to death at a Costco store by Las Vegas police, are taking their message to roadside billboards.

The 38-year-old was shot and killed by three Metro officers on July 10th. Although the Coroner's Inquest on the case isn't until September 3rd, Scott's friends and family don't want the public to forget what happened. They are also hoping more people who may have witnessed the event will come forward.

"Our sadness has turned to focus at this point," said Scott's close friend Mike Pusateri. He says he is a man on a mission to make people remember what happened.

"Other families have gone through this inquest process and the story falls away. Until September 3rd, we're going to make sure that doesn't happen," he said.

LAS VEGAS -- Metro police are releasing the identity of the suspect shot by officers on Sunday.

Officers critically injured 27-year-old Dennis Lovelady at an apartment complex at the 9500 block of West Sahara near Fort Apache on July 18th.

Police say the situation started as a domestic violence argument between an ex-husband, Lovelady and the woman living at the apartment. Lovelady is accused of shooting the ex-husband in the leg. When two police officers arrived, they report that Lovelady pointed a gun at them and they both shot. The ex-husband is in stable condition.

The two officers are on administrative leave. This was the third officer involved shooting in an eight day period.

LAS VEGAS -- Detectives investigating an officer involved shooting at a Summerlin Costco have still not viewed surveillance video of the incident.

Officers opened fire on Erik Scott on Saturday after Costco employees said he was destroying store merchandise and had a gun. Police say Scott pointed his gun at officers before they fired their weapons, but witness statements contradict information released by investigators. Scott was a West Point graduate with a valid concealed weapons permit.

Detectives hope to view surveillance video of the incident, but have sent it for forensic examination because of a technical issue with Costco's recording equipment. It's still unclear if the incident was even captured on video or if the equipment was working properly the day of the shooting.