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Ex-Mesquite chief argues recording was legal; seeks dismissal of felony charge

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By Glenn Puit
| Las Vegas Review-Journal Verified
A former Mesquite police chief charged with a felony for recording city leaders talking at City Hall was acting lawfully at the time, his attorney argued in new court filings. MaQuade Chesley has been charged in Mesquite Justice Court with a single felony count of monitoring or attempting to monitor a private conversation.
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Former Henderson crime lab director advocates for sick Cold War veterans

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By Glenn Puit
| Las Vegas Review-Journal Verified
A longtime Henderson resident credited with starting the city’s police forensics crime lab is advocating for another important mission: increasing benefit opportunities for veterans who worked on nuclear weapons during the Cold War and got sick. Rick Workman, 70, founded an advocacy group called The Sound of Silence Project in late 2021, and has been pushing for new laws to help those veterans ever since.
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2nd arrested in East Las Vegas shooting is teen girl, records show

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By Glenn Puit
| Las Vegas Review-Journal Verified
A 16-year-old girl is the second person arrested in connection with a killing Saturday morning in east Las Vegas, according to jail records. Kassandra Orozco was booked at the Clark County Detention Center on Thursday on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder. The day prior Jayden Torres, 19, was booked at the jail on the same charges. Court records show Clark County prosecutors have since filed a criminal complaint charging Torres with a single count of open murder.
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