Gunman shoots two people dead before turning the gun on himself during a deposition at the law firm in Las Vegas
- LVMPD investigates a shooting in Summerlin, Nevada
- So far, there have been three deaths, including the suspect who turned the gun on himself after shooting the two other victims
- This is a developing story. Check back later for more details
A gunman fatally shot two people before turning the gun on himself at a Las Vegas law office today.
Shots were fired during a statement and the gunman killed two people before turning the gun on himself KNV.
“We are investigating a shooting at a business in the area of Pavilion Center Drive and Charleston,” Las Vegas police said.
“This is a dynamic event and multiple LVMPD emergency vehicles are responding. Please avoid the area. We will have more information soon,” the department shared on X.
Several people have reportedly been shot at a law firm in Summerlin, Nevada, and three have died, including the suspect
People were evacuated from the nearby Citi National Bank in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas, Nevada
Sources said shots were fired during a statement and the gunman killed two people before turning the gun on himself
The shooting reportedly took place at Prince Law Group, a law firm
“We are investigating a shooting at a business in the area of Pavilion Center Drive and Charleston,” Las Vegas police said
People were evacuated from the nearby Citi National Bank in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas, Nevada.
The shooting reportedly took place at Prince Law Group, a law firm.
LVMPD received a report of a shooting at a business in the 10800 block of Charleston Boulevard shortly after 10 a.m.
“All roads near Charleston Blvd. and Pavilion Center Dr. are closed. This includes Charleston Blvd. in both directions from Red Rock Dr. past Pavilion Center Dr. Avoid Area,” LMVPD said in a recent update.
A resident who lives close to the scene of the shooting shared the aftermath live on Instagram, saying it was a “tense” situation.
He said LVMPD, undercover vehicles, Las Vegas Fire and Rescue and the Clark County Fire Department all responded to the situation.
Police are warning residents to avoid the area due to the heavy police presence and the intersection is closed to traffic while the investigation is ongoing.
The office building is located near the Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa.
No further details have been shared at this time.
This is a developing story. Check back later for more details.