Las Vegas homicide Sgt. Ken Hefner looks over the body of a security guard shot to death Thursday outside the Chong Hing jewelry store, 4205 Spring Mountain Road.
Photo by Jeff Scheid.
Two robbers ambush, kill guard at mall
Las Vegas police have found a potential connection between a slaying and robbery at a jewelry store Thursday and a similar robbery in Northern California earlier this summer.
Homicide Lt. Wayne Petersen said the Chong Hing jewelry store, 4205 Spring Mountain Road, where a security guard was slain Thursday, is owned by the same company that owns a Milpitas, Calif., jewelry store that was robbed in July.
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Friday, September 17, 1999
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United Way starts fund-raising effort
Astronaut happy to marshal air races, but he'd rather fly
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Court reviews rules on judiciary
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Officials angered over seminars for inmates
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Worker dies in cave-in at Henderson project
Noise rules delayed by senators
Groesbeck case may be resolved
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PHOTO: Hot car, cool cause
Hispanic leaders air concerns over immigration, education
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Nevada briefs
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Applause lacking for proposals to raise tax
NBA, NHL officials hold cards for LV franchises
Correction
Sports
Fight fuels pay-per-view frenzy
JUGGLING TRAINERS
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Tyson: `I have no one to blame but myself'
UNLV cornerback now a big-play man
Wildcats claw their way back to top Chaparral in volleyball
Soccer teams experimenting during early games
IRL fans get chances to mingle with drivers
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Robinson says revised stadium will 'wow' fans
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Inside business
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Neon
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Summerlin park again hosts ice cream fest
Brass Roots Quintet to play at local center
Slice of History: Nevada State Museum adding ichthyosaur exhibit
Church celebrates annual Greek Food Festival
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Magical duo Penn & Teller return to MGM
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Bread-and-Butter Pitch: Costner returns to the ballpark in 'For Love of the Game'
opening this week
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brunches
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