Las Vegas fire officials are investigating a possible pipe bomb explosion that injured a man Friday evening.
An explosion was reported at 317 Davenport Lane, near Alta Drive and South Rainbow Boulevard, Metropolitan Police Department Lt. Mark Laurenco said.
There was no fire, but a man suffered significant injuries to his upper body and face, Lorenco said.
The armor unit of the Las Vegas Fire Department was investigating.
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The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. parade next week will lead to road impacts in downtown Las Vegas.
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The crash happened just north of Las Vegas Boulevard and East Pebble Road, Metro said.
A crash involving a pedestrian shut down a section of a road in the central Las Vegas Valley.
