
Tragically, two of the individuals were immediately declared deceased. The third person was promptly rushed to the nearby University Medical Center’s trauma unit. This individual received treatment and was listed in stable condition.
Authorities believe the suspect responsible for this shooting fled the area before the police arrived, but they do not have much information to go on at this time.
According to initial investigations into the situation, the deceased individuals were 15-year-old Jasiri Weusi and 20-year-old Demar Cole. Both individuals were taken to the local coroner’s office, which listed both individuals’ cause of death as homicide. Weusi passed away due to a gunshot wound to the chest, while Cole was also listed as killed by gunshot wounds.
As police continue to look into this situation, they are urging the public to share any information they might have regarding the victims, the suspect, and the shooting incident. Individuals who would like to help with the investigation can call the North Las Vegas Police Department at (702) 633-9111. For tipsters who wish to remain anonymous, you can call Crime Stoppers at (702) 385-5555.
According to recent statistics, there were around 71 homicides in the Metropolitan Las Vegas area from January to November of 2025. While this number is still high, it is down from last year’s number, which was around 99 at the same time. The Metropolitan Police Department aims to keep the homicide level under 100 for the entire year, and so far, the city is on track to meet the goal.
Statistics show that downtown Las Vegas has the highest homicide rates, followed by the Northeast and Enterprise areas. One of the biggest factors this year, according to statistics, is that mass killings in Vegas in 2025 are at historically low levels.
Did you know that Nevada is a capital punishment state? In other words, it is possible to receive the death penalty for a homicide conviction. If you’re currently facing homicide charges, then it’s in your best interests to speak with an attorney as soon as possible about your situation.
Even if you don’t face the death penalty, a homicide charge can still result in significant consequences, including potentially life in prison without the possibility of parole.
It’s important to understand that you still have legal rights and options, even if you did commit a violent crime. Depending on the circumstances, you might be able to have your charges reduced or your penalties lightened. You might also be able to devise an effective defense strategy that prevents a conviction altogether.
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