ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – The family of a man shot and killed by Orange County deputies earlier this month held a press conference on Saturday afternoon demanding answers about his death.

On May 16, SWAT members raided what deputies described as a drug house located at 5614 Lejune Drive around 2:20 p.m.

Deputies said that as the SWAT team entered and tried to clear the area of danger, they ran into a man in a bedroom, who reached behind a door where a rifle was located.

A deputy then fired on the man, who was struck and later taken to the hospital. The man, later identified by sheriff’s officials as Tyrone Bartley, 32, died a short time later, officials said.

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“A couple of weeks ago, deputies were called to this home for a domestic violence incident,” a news release about the shooting stated. “While conducting that investigation, they found a trafficking amount of fentanyl and two loaded guns — one of which was stolen.”

Deputies said they have confiscated drugs and firearms at the home before, but the search warrant was aimed at letting deputies search the home further for any more drugs, guns, cash and cellphones.

“He did nothing wrong,” Shereem Bartley, Tyrone Bartley’s sister said on Saturday. “He was not who you guys came for that particular day, nor have you guys ever come for him on any day.”

Shereem Bartley said the home where the search warrant was served by the SWAT team is set up where the bedrooms are individual bedrooms with different numbers on each door.

The sheriff’s office said on Saturday that during the incident on May 16, deputies recovered three handguns and one rifle and nearly 370 grams of fentanyl laced cocaine. They also said that two handguns were recovered there earlier this month during a domestic violence call, but did not say which unit inside of the house was involved in those recoveries.

Brittani Jackson, Tyrone Bartley’s girlfriend, accused the sheriff’s office of botching the raid and search warrant for “two roommates that weren’t even home.”

“They say the gun was later found behind the door. There was no gun behind the door,” Jackson said through tears at the same press conference.

Deputies anticipate releasing bodycam footage of the shooting next week and that “Sheriff Mina is committed to transparency and that is why we release body worn camera video within 30 days of the incident, as outlined in our Release of Video Recordings in Critical Incidents policy.”

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating the shooting and will turn over its findings to the State Attorney’s Office for review.