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NV: Armed robbery suspect killed after self-defense shooting
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A man is dead and two people are on the loose after police say an armed robbery attempt was prevented with a self-defense shooting.
The incident occurred around 9:25 p.m. on the east side of an apartment complex near Spencer Street and East Tropicana Avenue, according to Metro Lt. Dan McGrath. A man and woman were exiting their car when three black males came up – one holding a gun – and tried to take the woman’s purse.
The driver had his own gun and shot and killed the suspect. The other two men left the scene. |
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Millwright66
(8/7/2015)
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Another prospective attorney cut down by someone valuing their property than a human life. Or, another future enrollee in the "Advanced Criminal Training" program at a prison near you. Take your pick. |
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