In one of the cabins. When things began getting steamy. Between them. The two began removing their clothes. And. Performing sex acts. Inside the cabin. Which was clearly visible by others. In neighboring cabins. Who were recording the whole thing. On their cell phones. Officials with the high roller say. This is not the first time. This has happened. And. Are concerned this could become. A growing problem. The two suspects are facing. Public lewdness charges. Also breaking right now. A bank robbery that touchedoff a police chase and ultimately a crash along the 215 near durango. It also led to a big traffic backup while police tried to figure out what happened. 13 action News Reporter Bryan Callahan has the latest from the scene on how this all unfolded. The 215 has been reopen here for about an hour as metro wrapped up there investigation in the Bank Robbery Suspects crash here. Take vo they said all stem from following the suspect vehicle want to crash your knees down to 15 between d
The two suspects appeared in court today in the shooting death of 26year old john haney. One is the childs mother. Krystal guice. The other is her boyfriend. Deonte coleman. They just had a baby together 4 weeks ago. The newborn and the 4year old are now with a relative because guice cant make her 35thousand dollar cash bail. The judge also believes she could be a flight risk. Judge david gibson, sr. Henderson Justice court judge department 3 18 33 29 03 to 18 33 37 22 her behavior was not the type of behavior that indicated to me bail reduction so she can be with her children. A preliminary hearing for guice and coleman is set for february 22nd. For more on this developing story. Go to ktnv. Com. A henderson woman is forced to take the stand against her own son. Maria ngeza testified yesterday about the day her 21 year old son. Eugene. Shot and killed her husband. Police believe it happened during an argument. Ngeza testified about how strict and controlling her saying he didnt allow
Back to those weather developments out of the south right now. This is some of the damage caused by a tornado that touched down in carrollton, alabama. That Severe Weather also arrived with heavy rain. That same storm system also spawned a tornado in lauderdale county, mississippi which destroyed a church. Mississippi State University tweeted this picture just a few a hours ago. And. Chopper 13 over mccarran at last check. That storm is not having an impact on the flight schedule in and out of las vegas. But if that changes. Well let you know. The big weather story here right now is the threat of some freezing temperatures. Lets go to chief meteorologist Bryan Scofield in the Weather Center with an update. Bryan. Even though the winter storm system is making an exit, the cold air it brought will be in place through tomorrow. Overnight lows tonight will be below freezing throughout the valley and high temps tomorrow upper 40s. Pictures form lucy ouano Early Morning freeze after the heav
Automatically sent to henderson and North Las Vegas dispatch centers. Which causes callers to experience longer than normal delays in getting an answer. Officer Larry Hadfield when we have Critical Infrastructure go down we have contingency plans in place where well send employees that work at our center to the other dispact centers in the valley to receive those calls. Metro alone gets about three thousand calls a day on average. And were told eight metro dispatchers were deployed. Metro says no matter what someone will answer when you call and help will be on the way. Other centers in town say this doesnt happen often. But they train for this just in case. Brian Rogers Community ambulance we practice all the time for something, a catastrophe that can happen in the community whatever that may be a plane crash to terrorist attack. Dispatch centers do the same thing. Theyve drilled on this theyve done this. Juarez cant believe this happened today of all days and feels very let down. His
Down they were not picking up i could only hear beeping sounds. Metro says all emergency calls were automatically sent to henderson and North Las Vegas dispatch centers. Which causes callers to experience longer than normal delays in getting an answer. Officer Larry Hadfield when we have Critical Infrastructure go down we have contingency plans in place where well send employees that work at our center to the other dispact centers in the valley to receive those calls. Metro alone gets about three thousand calls a day on average. And were told eight metro dispatchers were deployed. Metro says no matter what someone will answer when you call and help will be on the way. Other centers in town say this doesnt happen often. But they train for this just in case. Brian Rogers Community ambulance we practice all the time for something, a catastrophe that can happen in the community whatever that may be a plane crash to terrorist attack. Dispatch centers do the same thing. Theyve drilled on thi