Condemned Man In Nevada Wants To Be Dead, But Doesn’t Want To Die

Scott Dozier had been scheduled to die in November, but arguments surrounding one of the three drugs to be used postponed the execution. “I don’t want to die,” Dozier told one reporter. “I just want to be dead.” Of the 1,400 or.

What is not legal is driving under the influence of pot and is handled the same as a DUI for alcohol. The penalties, for the first offense, include: Two days to six months in jail (may be modified to 24 - 96.

Nevada’s U.S. Attorney Daniel Bogden said the trio allegedly conned 390 individuals of over $5 million in the scheme which ran for ten years. Gregory Villegas, also known as Ray Matsui and Ray Mathis, Christine Gagnon, also known as Lisa Foster and.

In a scene which could only come from the movies, a thief dressed as a delivery person,robbed a Las Vegas casino. Several times. And no one noticed — at first. Danny Roy Salazar is accused of burglarizing a number of Las Vegas.

Seven Las Vegas Metro Police officers volleyed a combined 58 shots and killed an 18-year-old who was accused of multiple armed robberies in northwest Las Vegas. The Thursday morning shooting occurred when a cop spotted Terrence Dewayne White Jr. Sleeping in a.

Surfing the web is part of most everyday routines. Crooks are skilled at identifying creative ways to swipe personal data or plant a virus. For a business, it could mean thousands lost. Nevada is one of the Top Ten states for cyber.

Las Vegas law enforcement just can't get ahead. Despite numerous proclamations of safety in Las Vegas, the numbers of violent crimes, murders and homicides just keep climbing. Now, two bodies have been found in the Circus Circus Las Vegas June 1st. The.

A Las Vegas physics teacher was charged with making terroristic threats. Leslie McGourty, 48, told a friend she was going to "poke a lot of holes in a lot of people." She grew poetic about a #MeToo movement where women would  "empower".

Nickolas Robert "Nick" Diaz was arrested for domestic violence in Las Vegas. Usually, that wouldn't make headlines. But Diaz is a rising start in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) as well as other forms of mixed martial arts. Diaz decided to fight.

Bicyclists pedaled 300 miles on May 19 to raise awareness about PTSD and promote mental health care. The riders didn’t move an inch. Jimmy Lessard, a program manager at the Huntington Beach Family YMCA,  and survivor of the October 1 mass killing.