Two Men Shot in Las Vegas On Sunday with One Killed. This took place inside PT’s Place, near Decatur Boulevard and Charleston Boulevard. (Image by Max Kleinen on Unsplash)
On Sunday, a deadly event occurred at a Las Vegas Strip bar which appears to have nothing to do with the prior gunfire at the Sahara. The event took place inside PT’s Place, which is located near Decatur Boulevard and Charleston Boulevard. According to police accounts, the incident occurred around 3 a.m., as a man approached the victim and shot him fatally before fleeing. The event was reported by KLAS, a local television station and the report stated that the two males did not seem to have related before the shooting.
The authorities have not disclosed any information about the victim or his fatal wounds. The deceased was in his late twenties and thought to be of Hispanic descent according to the report. A post-mortem is expected to be performed soon while the police investigation is ongoing, and they are analyzing the surveillance recording videos from PT’s Place.
Another Man Was Shot at The Sahara Hotel In Las Vegas
A shooting at the Sahara Las Vegas on Sunday, according to local TV station KVVU, left a man with serious life-threatening injuries. The victim’s identity has yet to be released, and no suspect has been apprehended or identified. The unknown guy was shot in the chest at about 11:30 a.m. The victim was taken to Sunrise Hospital and Medical Centre, according to Metro Police. And as of Sunday afternoon, he was in a serious condition, according to KVVU, although it was unclear whether he needed surgery. The police searched the crime scene later in the day for evidence and any witnesses.
Victims of The Gun Massacre In Las Vegas Have Been Awarded $800 Million Compensation
The Nevada Court in October 2020 approved an 800 million dollar compensation for the victims of the mass shooting in Las Vegas in 2017, in which 58 people died and 800 were injured during an open-air concert close to Mandalay Bay when Stephen Paddock opened fire from his window onto the crowd. According to reports, these victims were from not only the U.S, but Canada, United Kingdom, Iran, and Ireland. CNN dubbed the incident the worst gun massacre in US history.
During a 3-month campaign to combat crime in Las Vegas, the police reported making 1,229 arrests and confiscating 64 guns on the Strip in January 2021. In a tweet sent two days before the latest two shootings on June 25, Dori Koren, the Metro Captain stated that there have been no stabbings or gunshots on the Strip in the last two months.
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