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Man arrested after reported road-rage shooting at Arroyo Crossing

Police reported no injuries. Court records cited by FOX5 show four felony counts, a $50,000 bond and an October 12 appearance.

October 13: Recast the previously scheduled October 12 hearing as historical; no hearing outcome or new court date has been verified.

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Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department headquarters on South Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, photographed in May 2023. File photo; not the incident location. Display crops may vary; the full photograph retains its framing. Hkeely / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

What changed after the initial investigation

Las Vegas police arrested a 34-year-old man after the reported October 6 shooting in the Sam’s Club parking lot at 7100 Arroyo Crossing Parkway. FOX5’s review of the arrest report and court records says he faces an assault-with-a-deadly-weapon count and three counts related to discharging a firearm.

News 3 independently reported the arrest and the four-count charging description. Those charges are allegations, not findings of guilt.

What the arrest report alleges

According to FOX5’s account of the police report, the confrontation began after one driver believed another vehicle nearly hit his Tesla while leaving the parking lot. Investigators allege the drivers argued, returned toward their vehicles and one round was fired toward the other vehicle.

Police documented damage to the other vehicle and recovered a casing and a handgun, FOX5 reported. No injuries were reported. This article attributes those details to the arrest report and does not independently determine intent or responsibility.

Bond and the next court date

FOX5 reported that total bail across the four counts was set at $50,000 and that the defendant posted bond. That account listed a Monday, October 12 court appearance. No verified outcome of that hearing was available in the October 13 follow-up check.

The earlier request to avoid the area applied during the October 6 police response. It is not presented here as a continuing closure or live safety alert.

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