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  1. To help jump-start Las Vegas’ tourist industry, a casino owner in Las Vegas is giving away 1,000 free flights to the city. Derek Stevens is the owner of The D Las Vegas and Golden Gate Hotel & Casino, both on Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. He announced plans earlier this week to give away one-way flights from several U.S.
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Homi­cide of­fi­cers are in­ves­ti­gat­ing sev­er­al mur­ders that oc­curred on Tues­day night, in­clud­ing the mur­der of a casi­no own­er and a dou­bles ven­dor in sep­a­rate in­ci­dents.

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Dou­bles ven­dor Ka­reem Jervis, who worked at the fa­mous Sauce dou­bles, was shot while con­duct­ing sales at a stall just off Curepe Junc­tion around 7pm Tues­day.

In sim­i­lar na­ture, last year Au­gust 11, gun­men had shot and killed Jervis’ men­tor dou­bles ven­dor Shaz­ard Man­ick, who al­so worked at Sauce dou­bles. Po­lice de­scribed Jervis’ mur­der as a hit but is yet to de­ter­mine a mo­tive for the killing.

Mean­while, pres­i­dent of the Route 3 Maxi Taxi As­so­ci­a­tion (Green band) Julien St George is call­ing on a meet­ing with the T&T Po­lice Ser­vice.

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He said his as­so­ci­a­tion in­tends to take se­cu­ri­ty in­to their own hands by in­stalling sur­veil­lance cam­eras in the area.

“This is the sec­ond time a dou­bles ven­dor is killed and the maxi taxi stand and taxi stand are right there and we have a con­stant flow of peo­ple round-the-clock. Maybe by in­stalling cam­eras it will serve as a de­ter­rent. We al­so want to see an in­creased po­lice pres­ence and reg­u­lar pa­trols night and day by the po­lice,” St George said.

“Just like last time when gun­men came peo­ple were scam­per­ing out of max­is and taxis and it is just hor­ri­ble so we need to work on a de­ter­rent which is the cam­eras as an im­me­di­ate res­o­lu­tion. Mean­while, we will re­quest a meet­ing with the po­lice and wait on them for it to hap­pen,” he added.

In Diego Mar­tin, casi­no own­er Lu­cius John, 35, was shot by ban­dits who en­tered his es­tab­lish­ment - LA’s Amuse­ment Club around 7.15 pm.

John who was sit­ting fac­ing a door saw the ban­dits ap­proach­ing and was able to ward two of his fam­i­ly mem­bers be­fore he was shot.

Af­ter John was shot, po­lice said, the ban­dits ran away.

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Guardian Me­dia un­der­stands that John had on­ly opened up his casi­no two weeks ago and had plans in de­vel­op­ing it big­ger.

In the night’s third mur­der, at 7.30 pm Mick­el Di­az, 35, was shot and killed in front of his home in Tu­na­puna. Rel­a­tives told po­lice that short­ly be­fore the killing they heard Di­az ex­chang­ing words with some­one while in the yard.

They said they heard a se­ries of gun­shots and when they checked they saw Di­az ly­ing on the ground bleed­ing from mul­ti­ple gun­shot wounds. Di­az died on the scene, po­lice said.

There was al­so a shoot­ing in­ci­dent in Ari­ma around 8.30 am when a man from Ma­tu­ri­ta Ex­ten­sion, who was lim­ing near a shop at Hill­top Dri­ve, Ma­tu­ri­ta Ex­ten­sion, Ari­ma, was ap­proached by two armed men. Po­lice said the vic­tim was shot 14 times about his body but sur­vived.

The vic­tim was tak­en to the Ari­ma Dis­trict Hos­pi­tal where he was treat­ed and ward­ed in a sta­ble con­di­tion.

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In­ves­ti­ga­tions are al­so con­tin­u­ing in­to that shoot­ing.