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Las Vegas Man Arrested for Fatal DUI Crash Near Strip

Las Vegas Man Arrested for Fatal DUI Crash Near Strip

Daylon Bernstine, 60, has been arrested in connection with a fatal multi-vehicle crash near the Las Vegas Strip. Police reports indicate Bernstine was driving under the influence of alcohol, exceeding the legal limit, and his vehicle smelled of marijuana when he struck two other cars. The incident occurred on a Wednesday shortly before 6:10 p.m. near East Desert Inn and Paradise roads. Bernstine initially rear-ended a 2017 Honda sedan at a low speed, then accelerated through the intersection, colliding with a 2022 Honda sedan driven by Roy Izquierdo, 28. Izquierdo's vehicle was pushed into a concrete retaining wall, and he later died from blunt force injuries at Sunrise Hospital. Bernstine faces two felony charges: DUI resulting in death and reckless driving. He reportedly refused to answer questions, participate in field sobriety tests, or provide an evidentiary blood sample at the hospital. Authorities also noted Bernstine did not possess a valid driver's license at the time of the collision. Court recor...

Suspect Fatally Shot by Officers Following Stabbing Incident in Taylorsville Apartment Complex

Suspect Fatally Shot by Officers Following Stabbing Incident in Taylorsville Apartment Complex

A suspect was shot and killed by officers in Taylorsville, Utah, after allegedly stabbing a victim multiple times at an apartment complex. Taylorsville Police Lt. Fowler reported that officers responded to reports of a burglary and assault in progress near 1500 W Clubhouse Drive around 10:30 p.m. Upon arrival, first responders encountered the 23-year-old male suspect armed with a knife. While specific details of the confrontation were not immediately released, Lt. Fowler confirmed that two officers discharged their firearms, resulting in the suspect's death at the scene. The 32-year-old male victim was discovered inside his apartment and transported to the hospital in critical condition. The Salt Lake City Police Department is leading the ongoing investigation into the incident. The two officers involved have been placed on paid administrative leave, a standard procedure during such investigations. Authorities have stated there is no ongoing threat to the public.

New Hampshire State Police Report Fatal Outcome in Alleged DWI Crash

New Hampshire State Police Report Fatal Outcome in Alleged DWI Crash

Clayton Ezequelle, 53, has died from injuries sustained in an alleged DWI crash in Plainfield, New Hampshire. The incident occurred on Tuesday night when Michael Martin III, 18, was reportedly speeding on Route 12-A and collided with Ezequelle's vehicle. Ezequelle's car subsequently caught fire. Martin and his passenger also sustained serious injuries in the crash. Following the incident, Martin is now facing multiple charges, including felony aggravated driving while intoxicated (DWI). The death of Ezequelle occurred on Thursday, two days after the initial collision. New Hampshire State Police are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash and the charges against Martin.

Delaware Man Charged with Vehicular Homicide and DUI After Fatal Motorcycle Crash

Delaware Man Charged with Vehicular Homicide and DUI After Fatal Motorcycle Crash

Samuel Larkin, 42, of New Castle, Delaware, has been arrested and charged with vehicular homicide and driving under the influence following a fatal motorcycle crash on U.S. Route 13 near Schafer Boulevard. The incident occurred just before 11 p.m. on Saturday, August 15. According to Delaware State Police, an Indian Scout motorcycle was traveling northbound on Route 13 when a Mazda 6, driven by Larkin, failed to stop while traveling westbound on Schafer Boulevard, resulting in a collision. The 54-year-old female motorcyclist from New Castle was transported to an area hospital where she later died. Larkin exhibited signs of impairment when officers spoke with him and was taken into custody without incident. He was subsequently charged with second-degree vehicular homicide – driving under the influence – negligent causing death, a felony; driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol; and failure to stop at a stop sign. Larkin was arraigned and committed to the Department of Correction on a $5,101 secured...

Taylorsville Police Shoot and Kill Suspect in Apartment Stabbing Incident

Taylorsville Police Shoot and Kill Suspect in Apartment Stabbing Incident

In Taylorsville, Utah, police officers shot and killed a suspect accused of breaking into an apartment and stabbing a resident. The incident occurred late Sunday when officers responded to a reported break-in at the Callaway Apartments. According to the Taylorsville Police Department, the suspect, identified as 23-year-old Tyler Wilson, who also resided at the apartment complex, had allegedly stabbed the victim multiple times after entering the unit. Upon arrival, officers engaged Wilson and fired their weapons, resulting in his death at the scene. The condition of the victim, a 32-year-old, was initially critical but has since been upgraded to stable. The two officers involved in the shooting have been placed on administrative leave, which is standard protocol following such incidents.

Hospital Lockdown and Heavy Police Presence Follow Funeral Shooting in Kearns, Utah

Hospital Lockdown and Heavy Police Presence Follow Funeral Shooting in Kearns, Utah

A shooting occurred at a funeral in Kearns, Utah, leading to a significant police response and a temporary lockdown at Intermountain Medical Center in Murray. Three individuals were shot outside a meetinghouse for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. One person was killed, and two others were injured. Following the shooting, officers pursued a vehicle carrying one of the victims to Intermountain Medical Center. The hospital initiated a precautionary lockdown, diverting ambulances and deploying a heavy police presence, including SWAT teams, snipers, and an armored car. Hospital officials, including IHC spokesman Jess Gomez, assured the public that there was no active threat inside the facility and that patients and caregivers were safe. Unified Police Assistant Chief Justin Hoyle stated that officers responded to the hospital due to the number of people attempting to see the victims.

One Dead, Two Injured in Kearns Church Shooting; Schools Placed on Secure Protocol

One Dead, Two Injured in Kearns Church Shooting; Schools Placed on Secure Protocol

A shooting incident at a church in Kearns, Utah, resulted in one fatality and two injuries on Monday. The Unified Police Department responded to a call for police presence at a church near 5000 South 4600 West. Officers were already on the scene when shots were fired just before 11:30 a.m. One man sustained critical injuries and was later pronounced dead at a local hospital. A second victim, also critically injured, was transported to a hospital after individuals attempted to flee the scene with him in a vehicle, leading to a brief police chase. A third male victim with critical injuries was also found at the church and taken for treatment. Following the incident, West Kearns Elementary, Gourley Elementary, and Kearns Jr. High were placed on a secure protocol as a precautionary measure, which was later lifted. Assistant Chief Justin Hoyal confirmed that an investigation into the shooting is ongoing.

Florida trial starts in the ambush killing of a Microsoft manager. A tire 'blew the case open'

Florida trial starts in the ambush killing of a Microsoft manager. A tire 'blew the case open'

Lawyers have given opening statements in Florida in the trial of a man charged with arranging the murder of a Microsoft design manager

Colorado Enacts New Law Requiring 30 Hours of Driver's Training for Teen Permit Applicants

Colorado Enacts New Law Requiring 30 Hours of Driver's Training for Teen Permit Applicants

Colorado is implementing a new law, HB24-1021, effective January 1, 2027, that mandates enhanced driver training requirements for teenagers seeking a driver's permit. Minors aged 15 to under 18 will be required to complete a 30-hour driver education course, which can include online instruction, approved by the Department of Revenue. For individuals aged 18 and older, the requirement is either the same 30-hour driver education course or a 4-hour prequalification driver awareness program. Additionally, minors under 21 years of age must successfully complete a motorcycle safety instruction program approved by the Colorado State Patrol before obtaining a motorcycle instruction permit. The law also specifies who can supervise a minor's driving under a permit, including parents, stepparents, grandparents with power of attorney, individuals 21 or older who signed an affidavit of liability, foster parents, approved driver education instructors, and alternate permit supervisors. Temporary driver's licenses, valid f...

San Antonio Police Fatally Shoot Man Reportedly Approaching Officers with Knives During Mental Health Episode

San Antonio Police Fatally Shoot Man Reportedly Approaching Officers with Knives During Mental Health Episode

San Antonio Police officers fatally shot a man who they say approached them with two large kitchen knives during what was described as a possible mental health episode. The incident occurred just before midnight at a home on Spring Front Drive on the Northwest Side. Police responded to a 911 call from the man himself, who reported a disturbance involving a gun and claimed there were people in his backyard. Upon the officers' arrival, the caller and his girlfriend came to the door. As the man walked with officers around the side of the house, he reportedly pulled out two large kitchen knives and aggressively advanced towards them. Officers ordered him to drop the knives, but he did not comply, leading at least one officer to open fire, striking the man multiple times. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The man's identity has not been released, and the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Semitruck Hauling Chicken Overturns on Westbound I-84 in Weber County, Blocking All Lanes

Semitruck Hauling Chicken Overturns on Westbound I-84 in Weber County, Blocking All Lanes

A semitruck transporting chicken overturned on westbound Interstate 84 in Weber County, Utah, resulting in the closure of all lanes and shoulders. According to the Utah Highway Patrol, the incident occurred when a sedan merged into the semitruck, causing it to roll. The driver of the sedan sustained a shoulder injury and was transported to the hospital. Westbound I-84 was closed at milepost 85 following the crash. The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) initially reported the crash with no lanes blocked but later updated the status to a full closure. Drivers were advised to use northbound US 89 through Uintah or northbound I-15 through Roy and Riverdale as alternative routes. UDOT has not provided an estimated time for the clearance of the closure.

One Driver Killed, Two Children Injured in Moody Two-Vehicle Crash

One Driver Killed, Two Children Injured in Moody Two-Vehicle Crash

A two-vehicle crash occurred Monday morning near Lake Joyce Road and Highway 411 in Moody, resulting in one driver's death and injuries to two children. According to Police Chief Reece Smith, the collision took place around 10:30 a.m. The children were passengers in the vehicle where the fatality occurred. Emergency services responded to the scene, and the road remained closed for several hours, specifically until at least 1:30 p.m., as investigators worked to process the accident site. Details regarding the identities of those involved or the specific nature of the children's injuries were not immediately released. The investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing.