Brothel operator cops additional charges over training session that has become fodder for local residents

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports:

The incident was recorded with the operator’s cell phone camera but does not appear to have occurred gospelhitzbefore Thursday, the city’s police chief said.

According to the officer’s report, the customer said he heard voices that were saying, “kill those (expletive) people.” The officer recorded the scene for “video evidence.”

The officer spoke with the customer who said he did not see anything wrong, according to the department’s report. That person called police, where a dispatcher said he was in an active investigation with another customer in the building that witnessed the shooting. The customer’s name is redacted from the report because he is a subject of an active criminal investigation.

The officer arrived on the scene, and the c바카라ustomer told him the man was acting suspicious agospelhitznd was trying to get into the store. The operator said he could not respond due to “operations security protocols,” said Capt. Tim Brown, commander of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

“The employee reported that the suspect exited the (lodging) room and began to walk toward the floor,” Brown wrote. “The employee stated that when he turned to approach the suspect, (the suspect) pulled out a gun and fired several rounds at him.”

The officer returned fire twice, but no one was killed, Brown wrote.

A review of video shot at the scene from a witness who lives there, shows that the suspect fled through an open door after shooting the operator, Brown wrote. The officer’s report lists the location where he was able to return fire as 12th Street and South Boulevard. That is close to where he heard voices.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal is seeking comment from the officer involved, the company that employed him and anyone else involved in the incident.