LINCOLN, Neb. -- Friday morning the Lincoln Police Department released the names of both the victim and offender in Wednesday's fatal domestic disturbance. 

They identified the victim as 21-year-old Michelle Gonzalez, of Lincoln. Her offender was her boyfriend, 28-year-old Ibrahim Alhamadani, of Lincoln. 

LPD said their relationship was not released immediately, and they understand there was some confusion in regards to their relationship. Alhamadani's identity was withheld until they shared Gonzalez's as to not unintentionally, prematurely identify her. 

Police were called to a domestic disturbance on Lincoln's east side. 

Witnesses said Gonzalez was hit by a vehicle driven by Alhamadani. The good samaritans tried to take Gonzalez from the scene in their vehicle, which was also struck by Alhamadani. 

Alhamadani then shot Gonzalez multiple times. 

Police said he was found dead at the scene of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. 

Police said in a news conference Thursday that Gonzalez had filed a protection order against Alhamadani just hours before the violent incident. He'd been accused of assaulting her multiple times in the previous week. 

LPD said they continue to be committed to uncovering the full truth of what happened as they work to find answers. 

This is an ongoing investigation. 

Anyone experiencing domestic violence is encouraged to reach out to the L-P-D Victim Assistance Unit for help getting a protection order. They are also encouraged to reach out to Voices of Hope, Friendship Home and others for safety planning, support services and resources.

You can also call the National Domestic Violence hotline 800-799-7233.