The family of an unarmed man who was shot and killed by an off-duty NYPD officer met with the Bronx district attorney today.

Authorities say 41-year-old Fermin Arzu was shot after crashing his vehicle into a row of cars in the Bronx last month.

Police say officer Raphael Lora fired five shots when Arzu tried to leave the scene. His family is wants the officer to be indicted.

Despite autopsy tests showing Arzu's blood-alcohol level was double the legal limit, his fiance doesn't believe he was drunk the night police allege he tried to leave the scene of an accident.

The family met for over an hour an half with Bronx DA Robert Johnson, saying they are satisfied his office will investigate the fatal shooting thoroughly.

The unarmed Honduran immigrant was shot five times May 18th by traffic enforcement officer Raphael Lora after Arzu crashed his minivan into a parked car.

Police say the van lurched forward hitting the 8-year police veteran who was off-duty but on the scene investigating. Lora opened fire.

A grand jury has yet to be convened to hear evidence. The victim's daughter say she is confident there will be justice for them in the end. [MORE]

• Pictured above:  That one shot according to the medical examiner struck Fermin Arzu of the Bronx in the back piercing his heart and lung and killing him.