Las Vegas (class)-a woman lost her unborn baby, the child was admitted to hospital with life-threatening injuries, and at least two others were admitted to the suspected Dui disaster in the South Las Vegas Valley, Metro police said.
On Saturday at about 2:20 pm, the subway police responded to the Blue Diamond Road and the Las Vegas Boulevard intersection after a few reports of three medium -sized SUVs and minibuses.
Police said the accident occurred when the Jeep Cherokee caused red light when the Subaru forester turned to the left on the green light. The effect pushed Subaru to Toyota Sienna and Jeep hit BMW.
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About 2:20 p.m. Metro police responded to the Windmill Lane and Las Vegas Boulevard intersection after an accident report, involving three medium -sized SUVs and minibuses. (Class)
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About 2:20 p.m. Metro police responded to the Windmill Lane and Las Vegas Boulevard intersection after an accident report, involving three medium -sized SUVs and minibuses. (Class)
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About 2:20 p.m. Metro police responded to the Windmill Lane and Las Vegas Boulevard intersection after an accident report, involving three medium -sized SUVs and minibuses. (Class)
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About 2:20 p.m. Metro police responded to the Windmill Lane and Las Vegas Boulevard intersection after an accident report, involving three medium -sized SUVs and minibuses. (Class)
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About 2:20 p.m. Metro police responded to the Windmill Lane and Las Vegas Boulevard intersection after an accident report, involving three medium -sized SUVs and minibuses. (Class)
The Jeep driver, found to be 27 -year -old Maximilian Chavez, has failed sobriety tests, says Lieutenant Lieutenant Cody Fulwiler. Chavez was taken to a local hospital and was later reserved to the Clark County Detention Center for several accusations related to DUI, including the DUI he died.
Several people were taken to local hospitals, including a pregnant woman and a child. Medical staff provided rescue measures to save the unborn child. According to the police, the child was successfully delivered, but the child died.
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The 9-year-old child and mother were hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.
“The area you see behind me is the result of a disturbed driver who took the life of a child who was not yet born and had the opportunity to breathe,” said Fulwiler at a Saturday night press conference. “This collision will be associated with its fatal number.”
Police said about 17 people were involved in the accident.
The accident took place from several blocks from one of the top 12 most dangerous jurisdiction of the LVMPD jurisdiction.
“You have seen many videos that talk about speeding, impaired driving, and there is a collision of four vehicles behind me with a mother who did not have the opportunity to see her unborn child lives life. And another child fighting for his life,” Fulwiler said. “If I haven’t said anything more important in Las Vegas, this is this: don’t drink or drive. Don’t use drugs and drive. There are many other options. The images you see behind me are the result of poor decision making.”
Las Vegas police increased patrols by 12 dangerous junctions
The LVMPD’s deadly detectives took over the investigation and the intersection of the windmill and Las Vegas Boulevard and closed in all directions for several hours. Drivers are asked to avoid the area and use alternative routes.
The court’s records show that Chavez will appear in court at 1:30 p.m.
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