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Re: 4 nigger teens facing murder charges in deadly beating near Las Vegas high school appear in court
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On 16 Nov 2023, "ELON X." <el...@protonmail.com> posted some
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> Cage the niggers and drop them in Lake Mead.
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Four of the eight teenagers who face murder charges in
connection with the deadly beating of a student near Rancho High School
appeared in court Friday morning.
https://www.8newsnow.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/59/2023/11/TEENS-IN-
COURT-2.jpg?resize=768,432
Dontral Beaver, 16; Gianni Robinson, 17; and Damien Hernandez, 17; made
their first appearance in adult court Friday morning. Treavion Randolph,
16; also appeared in court at 1:30 for his initial appearance. The four
will be tried in court together.
This appearance was more than two weeks after a fight broke out in the
1900 block of Searles Avenue near Rancho High School. Police later said
the fight was over a pair of stolen wireless headphones and possibly a
vape pen.
Jonathan Lewis, 17, was on the ground and not defending himself when he
became unconscious, LVMPD Lt. Jason Johannson said.
Lewis died on Tuesday, Nov. 7 as a result of his injuries following the
attack, the Clark County coroner’s office confirmed. His cause of death
was listed as complications of multiple blunt force injuries. His manner
of death was listed as homicide.
The murder was caught on a video that has since gone viral.
During a news conference on Tuesday, Nov. 14, Johannson said all the
people involved — believed to be 10 — were students of Rancho High School.
Johannson described a video of the incident as “void of humanity” and said
there was no evidence the incident could be considered a hate crime.
As of Tuesday, police had identified eight of the 10, Johannson said.
Police and the FBI arrested all eight on Tuesday morning. All eight are
between the ages of 13 and 17.
The other four suspects are currently in the juvenile court system,
waiting to be certified to enter the adult court system. That court date
is scheduled for Dec. 6.
“I know there’s still two outstanding juveniles, we have four down still
within the juvenile system that were not able to be direct file,” Clark
County Deputy District Attorney Shanon Clowers-Sanborn said on Friday.
Metro police on Wednesday released photos of two additional “persons of
interest” who can be seen on the video but have not yet been identified.
Steve Wolfson, the district attorney, told the 8 News Now Investigators
there are other videos even more gruesome than the video readily
accessible on the internet. He said it would be weeks or months before
those videos would be made public.
Beaver, Robinson, and Hernandez are scheduled to next appear in court on
Tuesday, Nov. 21 at 8:30 a.m. They will remain in custody until their next
hearing.
“Tuesday will be an initial arraignment. If the district attorney has
filed charges we will be entering a not guilty plea in all likelihood
they’ll address bail at that time,” Daniel Martinez said.
Martinez is with the Clark County Special Public Defender’s Office. He’s
representing Treavion Randolph.
https://www.8newsnow.com/news/local-news/3-teens-facing-murder-charges-in-
deadly-beating-near-las-vegas-high-school-appear-in-court/
news:uj5nco$2cht6$2...@dont-email.me:
> Cage the niggers and drop them in Lake Mead.
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Four of the eight teenagers who face murder charges in
connection with the deadly beating of a student near Rancho High School
appeared in court Friday morning.
https://www.8newsnow.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/59/2023/11/TEENS-IN-
COURT-2.jpg?resize=768,432
Dontral Beaver, 16; Gianni Robinson, 17; and Damien Hernandez, 17; made
their first appearance in adult court Friday morning. Treavion Randolph,
16; also appeared in court at 1:30 for his initial appearance. The four
will be tried in court together.
This appearance was more than two weeks after a fight broke out in the
1900 block of Searles Avenue near Rancho High School. Police later said
the fight was over a pair of stolen wireless headphones and possibly a
vape pen.
Jonathan Lewis, 17, was on the ground and not defending himself when he
became unconscious, LVMPD Lt. Jason Johannson said.
Lewis died on Tuesday, Nov. 7 as a result of his injuries following the
attack, the Clark County coroner’s office confirmed. His cause of death
was listed as complications of multiple blunt force injuries. His manner
of death was listed as homicide.
The murder was caught on a video that has since gone viral.
During a news conference on Tuesday, Nov. 14, Johannson said all the
people involved — believed to be 10 — were students of Rancho High School.
Johannson described a video of the incident as “void of humanity” and said
there was no evidence the incident could be considered a hate crime.
As of Tuesday, police had identified eight of the 10, Johannson said.
Police and the FBI arrested all eight on Tuesday morning. All eight are
between the ages of 13 and 17.
The other four suspects are currently in the juvenile court system,
waiting to be certified to enter the adult court system. That court date
is scheduled for Dec. 6.
“I know there’s still two outstanding juveniles, we have four down still
within the juvenile system that were not able to be direct file,” Clark
County Deputy District Attorney Shanon Clowers-Sanborn said on Friday.
Metro police on Wednesday released photos of two additional “persons of
interest” who can be seen on the video but have not yet been identified.
Steve Wolfson, the district attorney, told the 8 News Now Investigators
there are other videos even more gruesome than the video readily
accessible on the internet. He said it would be weeks or months before
those videos would be made public.
Beaver, Robinson, and Hernandez are scheduled to next appear in court on
Tuesday, Nov. 21 at 8:30 a.m. They will remain in custody until their next
hearing.
“Tuesday will be an initial arraignment. If the district attorney has
filed charges we will be entering a not guilty plea in all likelihood
they’ll address bail at that time,” Daniel Martinez said.
Martinez is with the Clark County Special Public Defender’s Office. He’s
representing Treavion Randolph.
https://www.8newsnow.com/news/local-news/3-teens-facing-murder-charges-in-
deadly-beating-near-las-vegas-high-school-appear-in-court/
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