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Las Vegas Man Arrested for 2016 Crime After DNA Test

Thanks to modern-day technology, such as DNA testing, more and more innocent people are being exonerated from crimes they allegedly committed years ago. On the other end of the spectrum, the same technology is being used to help put away guilty criminals from previous crimes, to help serve justice, and keep our world safer from …

Shooting at Fashion Show Mall Injures Three

Three Las Vegas residents are injured after a dangerous shooting at the Fashion Show mall this past Tuesday night. Countless others were left confused, traumatized, or frightened, as they fled from the scene in panic. The suspect has been apprehended, and our Las Vegas criminal defense lawyers expect he will face severe consequences for his …

Investigations Into the Alpine Motel Apartment Fire

Six people are dead, and 13 remain injured after the awful Alpine Motel Apartment Fire, just before Christmas this past December. The building had gone over two years without a fire inspection, despite a history of failed inspections over the last decade. According to experienced Las Vegas criminal defense attorneys, although civil actions have already …

Another U.S. Dairy Companies Files for Bankruptcy

It seems like only yesterday, the milk industry was thriving. With clever “Got Milk” campaigns supported by celebrities, catchy phrases such as “Milk, It Does a Body Good,” and mom’s own nurturing beliefs that milk was necessary to build strong bones and teeth — children in the U.S. included milk, and milk products, into their …

Metro Announces ShotSpotter Technology to Fight Gun Violence

Earlier this month, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, in conjunction with the Clark County Commissioners, announced that ShotSpotter gunfire detection technology would be expanded into more neighborhoods in the Las Vegas Valley. The announcement was made after officials concluded that the existing pilot programs for ShotSpotter technology had shown significant success. Las Vegas criminal …

8 People, Including Las Vegas Man, Indicted on Campaign Finance Charges

Roy Boulos, age 52, of Las Vegas is one of eight individuals being named in an unsealed indictment, charged by the Justice Department for conspiring to make and conceal excessive campaign contributions during the 2016 presidential election. The contributors schemed to gain influence with political leaders of both parties. Experienced Las Vegas criminal defense attorneys …

A Trucking Company’s Demise: New Trend in The Industry?

Celadon Group’s recent filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy marks the largest ever trucking sector bankruptcy in history. And it was abrupt, leaving over 3,000 drivers jobless, stranded with their rigs, and far from home. Our experienced Las Vegas bankruptcy attorneys believe this is just the beginning of a much larger industry downturn. What Led to …

Las Vegas Man Facing 27 Felonies After Road Rage Shooting

Road Rage. Perhaps we’ve all felt it to some degree. Whether being cut off unsuspectedly or dealing with a careless driver who throws a cigarette butt out his window in your direction – it’s easy to become angered at the lack of mindfulness on the Las Vegas roads. However, is that anger really worth it? …

Fatal DUI on Thanksgiving: Suspect Drunk & Possessing Cocaine

Nathaniel Postelle III was arrested on Thanksgiving morning in the Las Vegas Valley after police suspected him of a DUI that resulted in a tragic car crash; as well, police found a gram of cocaine in his pants pocket at the scene of the crash. Police claim that Postelle, age 27, ran a red light …

DUI Suspects Charged With Murder: Will This Charge Be the New Norm?

Kevin Raspperry, age 35, a Henderson resident, was accused of causing a seven-vehicle crash on October 27th. One man, a 65-year old, was killed during the crash. Raspperry is accused of DUI and being charged with second-degree murder. Another young man, Aaron Kruse, age 24, a Las Vegas resident, is also accused of DUI and …