One person is dead after a homicide in a central valley apartment complex.
Police responded to the call at 6:50 p.m., said Metro Lt. Jeff Goodwin, and found one person dead at 5801 W Lake Mead Boulevard, near Lake Mead and Jones Boulevard.
Homicide investigators are on the scene.
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