Las Vegas police have released body camera footage after former Metropolitan Police Department officer Richard Scavone pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in an excessive force case Thursday.
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Las Vegas police say they are concerned that a prisoner was left unattended with access to a stun gun before an officer fatally shot him Monday inside a hospital room.
A University of Nevada, Reno officer has been placed on administrative leave after making comments about shooting a graduate student during a traffic stop Sunday.
A witness in a murder case was struck by a vehicle Monday afternoon outside the Regional Justice Center. Police announced around 5 p.m. they had taken a woman into custody in connection with the incident.
Esther Rodriguez Brown saw panic in the young woman’s eyes. After about 10 years of serving victims of sex trafficking, it is a look she knows well.
Longtime estate attorney Robert Graham pleaded guilty in District Court Thursday to stealing millions of dollars from clients, many of whom relied financially on trust funds he oversaw.
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