In brief

POSSIBLE ROBBERY

Suspect dies after shooting; victim hit in arm, police say

A suspect died after an early morning shooting in the northeast valley that also resulted in the victim receiving a wound, Las Vegas police said Saturday.

Officer Barbara Morgan, a spokeswoman with the Metropolitan Police Department, said the shooting occurred about 6:30 a.m. on the 3800 block of Hudson Bay Avenue, near Pecos and Bonanza roads.

Morgan said the death was "possibly the result of a robbery." A local media outlet reported the shooting might have been a home invasion, but Morgan could not confirm that.

Morgan said the suspect was transported to University Medical Center with gunshot wounds to the head and chest. The suspect died at the hospital. The victim sustained a gunshot wound to the arm, Morgan said.

PLEADED GUILTY

Tax preparer could face prison for falsifying returns, IRS says

The Internal Revenue Service says a Las Vegas tax preparer could face 18 months to two years in federal prison at sentencing after pleading guilty to helping others falsify tax returns.

Elizabeth Campos pleaded guilty Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Las Vegas to 45 charges including aiding and abetting the preparation of false income tax returns and failure to pay payroll taxes.

Court documents say Campos ran a tax preparation business since 2003 called Seri-Mex.

According to the plea agreement, she admitted advising clients to falsify employee expense and vehicle mileage deductions.

Campos is due for sentencing Aug. 6.

ABOUT 250,000 LISTINGS

Mormons' new jobs website is open to all applicants

The Mormon church has a new website to help people find jobs.

The interactive site, ldsjobs.org, is free and open to anyone regardless of religious affiliation.

About 250,000 job listings from 9,000 employers currently are on the site.