The woman who allegedly drove her car into a crowd on the Las Vegas Strip, Lakeisha Holloway, has been charged with murder and will make her first court appearance on Wednesday at 8 a.m.
Oregon woman charged with murder in alleged Las Vegas driving attack, per court records - @Reuters
Group for at-risk youth in Portland, Ore., says Las Vegas crash suspect participated in work program, and, 'It's hard to believe that Lakeisha did this, she was such a great kid while she was a part of our program' - @NBCNews
Arrest report says Las Vegas crash suspect told authorities she was stressed and tired at the time of the incident; says she was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol - @FOX5Vegas
The Clark County, Nev., sheriff said that authorities do not believe the Las Vegas car crash was an act of terror. However, he added, "we are still working through it." The driver in the incident that killed one person and injured 36 others was identified and is being held without bail. Authorities believe the crash was intentional, and witnesses say the driver drove on the sidewalk, striking multiple pedestrians, stopped briefly and then accelerated, according to the Las Vegas Sun.
Las Vegas Sheriff Lombardo: Driver was standing there, non-threatening, and taken into custody on Flamingo Blvd without incident - @ClarkCountyNV
Sheriff Lombardo: Driver in crash on the Las Vegas Strip was 'very stoic' after incident. 'She didn't appear to be distressed'
Sheriff Joseph Lombardo: Video in Sunday crash on Las Vegas Strip 'obviously shows intention,' adds driver may have taken a stimulant
Las Vegas Strip crash, Dec. 20, 2015
Sheriff Joseph Lombardo: Suspect in Sunday crash was in Las Vegas for a week living homeless; was in 'disassociation' with father of her child
@Sheriff_LVMPD Lombardo: "we have pretty detaIled video showing this is an intentional act." - @KTNV
Las Vegas Sheriff Lombardo on Sunday crash: 'As of now we do not believe it to be an act of terrorism;' adds it is not ruled out '100%'
Las Vegas Sheriff Joe Lombardo: 3 victims of Sunday crash are critical with head injuries, none have been identified - @reviewjournal
Las Vegas Sheriff Joe Lombardo: 'We have detailed video that shows this was an intentional act'
Las Vegas Sheriff Joe Lombardo identifies Strip crash suspect as 24-year-old Lakeisha Holloway
Oregon woman charged with murder in alleged Las Vegas driving attack, per court records - @Reuters
Group for at-risk youth in Portland, Ore., says Las Vegas crash suspect participated in work program, and, 'It's hard to believe that Lakeisha did this, she was such a great kid while she was a part of our program' - @NBCNews
Arrest report says Las Vegas crash suspect told authorities she was stressed and tired at the time of the incident; says she was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol - @FOX5Vegas
The Clark County, Nev., sheriff said that authorities do not believe the Las Vegas car crash was an act of terror. However, he added, "we are still working through it." The driver in the incident that killed one person and injured 36 others was identified and is being held without bail. Authorities believe the crash was intentional, and witnesses say the driver drove on the sidewalk, striking multiple pedestrians, stopped briefly and then accelerated, according to the Las Vegas Sun.
Las Vegas Sheriff Lombardo: Driver was standing there, non-threatening, and taken into custody on Flamingo Blvd without incident - @ClarkCountyNV
Sheriff Lombardo: Driver in crash on the Las Vegas Strip was 'very stoic' after incident. 'She didn't appear to be distressed'
Sheriff Joseph Lombardo: Video in Sunday crash on Las Vegas Strip 'obviously shows intention,' adds driver may have taken a stimulant
Las Vegas Strip crash, Dec. 20, 2015
Sheriff Joseph Lombardo: Suspect in Sunday crash was in Las Vegas for a week living homeless; was in 'disassociation' with father of her child
@Sheriff_LVMPD Lombardo: "we have pretty detaIled video showing this is an intentional act." - @KTNV
Las Vegas Sheriff Lombardo on Sunday crash: 'As of now we do not believe it to be an act of terrorism;' adds it is not ruled out '100%'
Las Vegas Sheriff Joe Lombardo: 3 victims of Sunday crash are critical with head injuries, none have been identified - @reviewjournal
Las Vegas Sheriff Joe Lombardo: 'We have detailed video that shows this was an intentional act'
Las Vegas Sheriff Joe Lombardo identifies Strip crash suspect as 24-year-old Lakeisha Holloway