Las Vegas (class). A man accused of driving while intoxicated, hitting a pedestrian and other vehicle, and leaving the destruction that he said he did not realize that he had hit a mobile phone video, which 8 news is now investigators.
Robert Olivas, 27, is accused of two accusations, including driving under the influence of serious body damage and reckless driving, which causes severe body damage, along with three misconduct calculations, including the operation of the motor vehicle without any insurance, and by registering the CLART County. 5.
“I hit a little bit [Expletive]Bro, said Olivas after July 31st. Of the event. – I don’t know what happened.
The outsiders said to Oliva to struck the man.
“No, no, I missed no one,” Oliv said. “Did I hit something? Carry out. No, I don’t.”
Oliv seemed surprised to survive the accident when the injured vehicle was overturning.
“Holy [Expletive]He said. – I’m still alive.
The driver accused of DUI
A 61 -year -old man said Oliv Hit was waiting for a bus shelter. He suffered critical injuries, including brain bleeding, a broken jaw, torn lungs, broken ribs and broken leg, Las Vegas Metro police said. He was taken to the University Medical Center.
According to a police report, Oliv first encountered Maserati Rampart Boulevard and Vegas Drive and escaped from the scene. That driver followed Oliv, police said. Olivas reached up to 99 miles per hour in a 35 mile per hour and lost its vehicle control, collided with a fire hydrarant, an electrical box, a light pillar, a water communal box and a bus shelter against its vehicle, the report said.
The report states that Oliv suffered several injuries, including a possible broken neck. He told police he had been a Suncoast casino before the accident. Police said he confessed to consuming something, but the arrest report was written. Blood samples were taken as proof. The results were not immediately available.
The accident caused the power of power supply, which affected 3,500 inhabitants of the area. For most NV Energy customers, the power was restored after about three hours.
At a short hearing, Las Vegas Justice Court Judge Daniel Westmeyer deposits $ 200,000.
The records show that Oliv was arrested in 2017. Due to DUI, speed exceeding and open alcohol container.
The Nevada Highway Patrol Squad said he noticed that Oliv speed was exceeding 94 miles per hour in a 65 miles per hour, covering it and noticed a strong smell of alcohol. After the squad performed a sobriety field test and found three open alcohol containers in the vehicle, while Olivo drove, Olivas confessed that he smoked marijuana a few days ago and used hallucinogens. He was then taken to custody, the report said.
Oliv admitted guilty of Dui. According to the court, he spent two days in prison and received a suspended sentence covering the DUI school graduation, community service and coroner program. The Coroner Program requirement has been abandoned for the Covid-19, the court records noted. The case was closed in 2020. August
According to Jail Records, Olivas remained detained Wednesday evening.
The preliminary meeting is scheduled for August 19.
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