Las Vegas Man Stabs Mother then Self. Inmate in Prison Ward
A 6 year old Las Vegas man, Walter Douthett, allegedly stabbed his mother Barbara to death Thursday and wounded himself repeatedly. He was moved from ICU to a prison ward under guard after police intervened and he was captured near the scene. No charges have been filed yet as investigators pursue a motive and await his recovery.
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Las Vegas
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Walter Douthett
Bolero Ave
Metro
Barbara
Ellen
Mercy Ambulance
Clark County Fire Dept
Douthett
Doubhett
Cop's Kin Posts Bail On Murder Charge
Donald Harris twenty two the stepson of Metro Police Lt Donald Charleboix was arraigned in Justice Court Friday on a murder charge connected to the shooting death of Ralph Foster eighteen in the district attorney's office cut off text
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Donald Harris
Metro Police
Donald Charleboix
Justice Court
Ralph Foster
District Attorney's Office
Harris free on bail after July Fourth shooting in Las Vegas
Harris, accused of shooting Foster in the right eye with a .357 revolver as he approached the Harris home at 3812 Surfrider on July 4, remained free during a weeks long pre trial period and was released Friday on bail of 5000 dollars. Foster worked in the Review Journal mailroom where Harris is also employed. Foster's stepfather Charles Trotter is the mailroom foreman.
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Harris
Clark County
Foster
Review-Journal Mailroom
Charles Trotter
Motorcyclist Killed In NSW
David Frisk a 19 year old resident of 3609 Cypress Street was killed when his motorcycle left Lake Mead Boulevard east of Glider Street struck a guard rail and sign He died at the scene police said his bike skidded off the road after failing to make a curve
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Las Vegas
David Frisk
Cypress St
Fnday
Lake Mead Boulevard
Glider Street
Frisk
Pahrump Developer Freed After High Court Appeal
Nevada Supreme Court granted writ of habeas corpus freeing Norman L. Dacus from Clark County Jail after posting a 10000 dollar cash bond. Dacus had been jailed since August for failing to deposit 30900 dollars in escrow. Attorneys Foley and Bray represented him in the action.
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Norman L. Dacus
Clark County
Nevada Supreme Court
Supreme Court
John Mowbray
Dacus
Robert List
Keith) Hayes
Hayes
George Foley
Allan Bray
Karen Ave
Jockey Club
Las Vegas Blvd
Dist
Howard Babcock
Foley
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Highland Ave
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HM Greenspun
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Ruthe Deskin
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AL Kolber
Bob Banes
Chris Chrystal
AVE Hopkins
Bill Guthrie
Verellen
Les Ritchie
AL Smith
Douglas Ritchie
Nationa
Ware Griffith Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Jae Eenen
Continental
United States
Nsw
Charleston
Jan Crossley
House Plants Flowers
Frontier Roseland Nursery
W. Charleston
Petar Pusher
Sahara Avenue
Lee Oe
High Court
Attorney General's Office
State Real Estate Division
Las Vegas Strip
IW Commercial Center
East
Sahara
Ray Derryberry
Five Star Realty—Realtor
Earnest Wood
Palm Valley View Memorial Parc
MARVIN _ SCOTT
Henderson Rvicos
Pam Crapel Henderson
Royce Alan Worrentin
College Park Baptist Church
Moncay
Woodlawn Cemetery
Joseph Sacchieri
Paim
Paim Memorial Parc
Monte Warren Willis
Pivate
Sandquist
Flora Hill
Tut
San Diego
California
Nell Haberfeld
Verment
Mes Hills, California
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Imverment
Costa Mesa
William White
Clyde Collins
Fred Joseph Pieper JR
Barbara P. Douthett
Stanley Gurr
Palm
N. Main
Henderson
S. Boulder
Wings Travel Club
Louis Prima
Warm Springs Road
Las Vegas, Nevada
Montgomery Street
Phoenix
Central Avenue
Arizona
Nn Casino
Royal Inn Casino
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E. Carson
Reno
Carsow
Ely
Westland Mall
Fallom
Verdeerts Siver Quitar
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Valley Bank Plaza
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