(Las Vegas, Nevada) According to Nevada State Police, troopers are investigating the cause of the Las Vegas roll-over crash that killed two people and injured one person.
Nevada State Police state that the crash occurred on State Route 163, Laughlin Highway, at mile marker 7 on Sunday. The rolled over vehicle was an SUV. Preliminary investigation confirmed two male individuals died on scene. One in critical conditions, had to be airlifted to a hospital.
The eastbound lanes to Laughlin Highway at mile mark 7, is currently shut down. State 163 at US-95 will also get shut-down. The westbound travel lane of Laughlin Highway will remain open.
Perspective on State 163, Laughlin Highway, At Mile Marker 7
If the cause of the collision was from an hit-and-run, investigators may review NRS 484E.010 Duty to stop at the scene of a crash involving death or personal injury; penalty. NRS 484E.010 (1) of this code discusses that one must stop at the scene or close by and return back to the scene in a vehicle crash involving death or injury. If a person violates this law, they may be guilty of a category B felony and should be charged with imprisonment in a state prison for at least two years with a maximum of 20 years and a fine of at least 2,000 dollars to 5,000.
Investigators may review 484E.030 Duty to give information and render aid; report if no police officer present; Penalty. 484E.030 (A) when it comes to a driver injuring an individual or causing death, damaging a property or vehicle, the driver must give their name, address, registration plate, license number of the driver’s vehicle to the injured individual, the driver, occupant, or a person that’s responsible for the damage of the property. 484E.030 (B) also discusses whether you are required to do the same to a police officer at the scene or an officer that is investigating the collision. Both of these code laws can help investigators determine penalties of the Las Vegas roll-over crash.
Advice for the Family
If you have lost a loved one in this incident, staying in contact with the Nevada State Police Department can help you receive more information from the investigation. You can request official reports when they become available to better understand the circumstances.
You may also consider speaking with a qualified legal professional experienced in car accident cases. They can help explain your options and guide you through next steps. In addition, seeking support from family, friends, or grief counseling services can provide comfort during this difficult time.
If you have any concerns about navigating the legal process surrounding this incident, call 866-883-4318 to speak with a lawyer.
