Metro homicide detectives are investigating a death in the northwest valley.
Las Vegas police supervisor Lt. Bruce Miyama said late Tuesday night that the death occurred on Bromley Avenue, near Washington Avenue and Jones Boulevard.
Additional details were not immediately available.
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