A group of people was attacked early Wednesday morning in the southeast valley. About 1:30 a.m., three people were walking near a pool at the Arcadia Palms apartment complex, at 3655 E. Sahara Ave., near Boulder Highway, Metropolitan Police Department spokesman Michael Rodriguez said. They were approached by three men, one of whom had a gun.
Las Vegas police officers involved in the New Year’s Eve shooting of an unarmed man did not attempt to use non-lethal force to subdue him before they opened fire, according to a public fact-finding review held Monday.
Defense attorneys for a man facing a murder trial next week want to prevent Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson’s television show “Las Vegas Law” from filming in court.
Although it’s been about six months since Heriberto Diaz was killed, police are not giving up. On Saturday, Metropolitan Police Department officers joined forces with dozens of civilian volunteers to canvass the area in search of new leads.
Even without knowing that the neo-Nazi tattoos on Bayzle Morgan’s neck, face and head had been covered for trial, jurors who found him guilty of robbery Friday said he had an intimidating presence.
The Nevada Supreme Court declined to weigh in on the robbery trial of Bayzle Morgan, whose neo-Nazi tattoos were ordered concealed in front of jurors.
Westbound lanes of Sands Avenue near the Strip were reopened Friday morning, but Las Vegas police are still investigating a car crash involving an armed robbery suspect.
The robbery trial of Bayzle Morgan, whose neo-Nazi tattoos were ordered concealed in front of jurors, was suspended Wednesday after prosecutors said they wanted the Nevada Supreme Court to clarify the wording for a verdict form.
