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Las Vegas mother dies weeks after boyfriend burned, shot her (opens the original)
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A mother who was burned and shot by her boyfriend after her daughter was killed inside their home last month has died from burn injuries, the Metropolitan Police Department and Clark County coroner have confirmed. Nichole Drummond, 47, died Sunday from burns and a gunshot wound to her right leg, online records showed. Her death was ruled a homicide. Authorities previously said Drummond was taken to the hospital after her boyfriend, Jason Simmons, chased her with a blowtorch and fired shots insid
Mother, sons left homeless after east Las Vegas house fire (opens the original)
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A single mother and her sons have nowhere to go after a fire in the east valley destroyed their home and belongings Wednesday, her son said. Dylon Walters, 15, said he was making lunch in the upstairs unit of a two-story home around 3 p.m. when he saw tall flames coming from a truck parked beneath the staircase to his front door. Minutes later, Las Vegas Fire & Rescue crews responded to the home on Sacramento Drive, near East Charleston Boulevard and Interstate 11, and had largely extinguished t
Police: Man caught on hidden cameras vandalizing campaign signs in Las Vegas (opens the original)
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The 73-year-old man who police say vandalized 60 political campaign signs across the valley was caught on hidden police cameras defacing newly replaced signs, according to his arrest report. David Smith was charged Tuesday with one felony count of placing graffiti or defacing property causing $5,000 or more in damage. Metropolitan Police Department officials said Smith spray-painted swastikas over California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s face on campaign signs featuring Newsom and Nevada Attorney General
Las Vegas city worker accused of killing coworker has burglary charge challenged by attorney (opens the original)
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An attorney for a city employee accused of killing his co-worker argued Tuesday that prosecutors do not have enough evidence to charge him with burglary. District Judge Jaqueline Bluth disagreed and denied attorney Nick Wooldridge’s petition to dismiss the burglary charge against Brysen Kim, 31. However, Bluth said the burglary charge would be returned to the grand jury, where Kim would be allowed to testify and present what his attorney called exculpatory evidence. Wooldridge wrote in court doc
Las Vegas city worker accused of killing coworker has burglary charge challenged by attorney (opens the original)
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An attorney for a city employee accused of killing his co-worker argued Tuesday that prosecutors do not have enough evidence to charge him with burglary. District Judge Jaqueline Bluth disagreed and denied attorney Nick Wooldridge’s petition to dismiss the burglary charge against Brysen Kim, 31. However, Bluth said the burglary charge would be returned to the grand jury, where Kim would be allowed to testify and present what his attorney called exculpatory evidence. Wooldridge wrote in court doc
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