How Frequent Are Police Shootings in Vegas?

We are not even through the first month of 2022, yet we have already seen three shootings involving police here in Las Vegas: January 6, 2022 - One person was fatally shot during a home burglary on Broadbent Blvd. No officers were.

How long will it take to learn lessons from the continual frenzy of mass shootings that have plagued this country? Certainly not before Kevin Mediola, Jr. was killed and multiple others injured in a Thanksgiving Day shooting rampage throughout Southern Nevada and.

A new bill would prohibit police from forcing Google and other companies to hand over data about who was in a certain location at a certain time. As protests against police brutality swell in cities across America, lawmakers in New York state.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that a woman was arrested on November 3rd, on suspicion of arson, after allegedly setting her ex-boyfriend’s pickup truck on fire. According to the news report, 911 operators received multiple calls at 1:22 a.m. of a house.

A 29-year-old Vegas resident who was speeding on a Ducati Superbike in the northwest valley, and crashed into a white Dodge Journey making a U-turn, has subsequently died from his injuries. The crash occurred around 7:37 PM on West Deer Springs Way,.

An armed robbery occurred in a store in the central valley and the perpetrator of the robbery remains at large, as of the date of this posting. Las Vegas police are continuing to search for the suspect and have surveillance video footage.

A former Las Vegas police officer who was facing multiple criminal charges for inappropriate sexual contact with young boys took his own life. The 27-year-old defendant, who was also a youth sports coach, shot and killed himself at Hillpointe Park near Hillpointe.

Nick Wooldridge and LV Criminal Defense were featured on the cover of Issue 319 of MYVEGAS Magazine, one of the most popular and trusted publications in Las Vegas. To be both featured, and make the cover, of MYVEGAS magazine is a major.

A 19-year-old honors student attending the University of Nevada, Las Vegas was killed and law enforcement have filed criminal charges against her ex-boyfriend. The 21-year-old defendant is reportedly being held on a single charge of murder with a deadly weapon, according to.

A Las Vegas man was charged in federal court with illegally manufacturing and selling machine guns, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The defendant, a 35-year-old man, was formally charged with the following federal offices: Dealing firearms without a license; Illegal possession.