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AIR DATE: March 11, 2013
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The recent shooting and car accident led to three deaths. But how significant is that? Is it an isolated incident when crime on the Strip is dropping? Or do we need to organize a special police force to keep the tourist corridor safe?
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Capt. Chris Jones, Robbery and Homicide, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
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You're right, consider what's in town. Let's all not forget all-star weekend. I was a valet in a 5 star hotel and I've never seen so many pimps and prostitutes in my LIFE!!!! And I live here and know a few escorts and brothel workers... but this was like a tsunami of prostitutes.
Katt –
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What kind of safety are you suggesting? What action could have been taken to prevent one person getting angry with another? Yes it escalated into murder but what is a real preventative measure? Rock and Roll violence is far greater than hip hop violence, statisitcally, so what it sounds like you are suggesting is preventing ALL youth music from Vegas so your mom will be safe here??? how is tourism protected with liquor and smooth jazz offerings in Vegas?
Louis –
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Rock, rap, smooth jazz- if you were involved in a gangland shooting the week before you will bring out the gangland stuff here and it's a black eye on tourism. If Las Vegas is seen as unsafe then conventions will dry up and layoffs will be the norm.
Jackie –
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