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Overnight, LVMPD Traffic Bureau detectives worked on their preliminary investigation of our jurisdiction’s 32nd and 33rd traffic fatality, near the intersection of Vegas Dr and Rancho. Speed is suspected for the casual factor for this collision. Two lives taken because of a choice.

21,137 просмотров • 2 лет назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Notthesame2023
Notthesame20232 лет назад

@LVMPD_Traffic Start taking away cars and stopping people who break laws! Or this will continue

Фото профиля TomD
TomD2 лет назад

@LVMPD_Traffic Traffic laws need better enforcement. Start there. PSA’s have been useless for traffic fatalities and DUI’s.

Фото профиля Jack Sommer
Jack Sommer2 лет назад

@LVMPD_Traffic Slow down! The tables are open 24/7

Фото профиля G man
G man2 лет назад

@LVMPD_Traffic rosen and masto are to blame, they won't close the border

Фото профиля EEE
EEE2 лет назад

@LVMPD_Traffic Speed is "suspected"?... YFKM??

Фото профиля 💜Toni Mayeux Dubroc💛🐅 🐯
💜Toni Mayeux Dubroc💛🐅 🐯2 лет назад

@Hmgambi @LVMPD_Traffic Horrible news.

Фото профиля VegasVIII
VegasVIII2 лет назад

@LVMPD_Traffic These civil infractions just don’t carry the weight the misdemeanor charges as they use to.

Фото профиля Lvnewsmedia
Lvnewsmedia2 лет назад

@LVMPD_Traffic 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Фото профиля Major Randall
Major Randall2 лет назад

@LVMPD_Traffic And you’re never going to stop it.

Фото профиля Bonita702🇺🇲🌻💐💋🌹🐕🐴🐈🎗🚔🚒🐸🦅✝️🦁
Bonita702🇺🇲🌻💐💋🌹🐕🐴🐈🎗🚔🚒🐸🦅✝️🦁2 лет назад

@LVMPD_Traffic JEEZ!!!😳

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