On May 30, 2017, a fatal shooting occurred in the northeast valley of North Las Vegas, resulting in the death of 23-year-old Robert Ceazer Sandoval, a resident of Fontana, California. The incident was reported in the afternoon, specifically in the 2800 block of Holmes Street, near the intersection of North Las Vegas Boulevard and Civic Center Drive.
Upon arrival, police found Sandoval's body hanging out of a parked car, partially covered with a sheet.
The Clark County coroner's office later identified the victim and determined that the cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds, ruling the incident a homicide.
The investigation by the North Las Vegas Police Department indicated that the shooting did not appear to be a random act of violence. However, as of the reports from May 2017, no suspects had been named or arrested in connection with Sandoval's murder. The police did not release any descriptions or names of potential suspects, and the case remained under investigation without any public disclosures of leads or arrests.
This incident marked the 93rd homicide in Clark County for the year 2017 and the 13th homicide investigated by the North Las Vegas police. The area around the crime scene was closed off, and drivers were advised to use alternate routes while the investigation was ongoing.
Despite the detailed investigation and the ruling of homicide, there is no available information from the sources indicating any subsequent arrests, trials, or convictions related to Robert Ceazer Sandoval's death. The case, as described in the available reports, remains unsolved with no named suspects or further developments reported as of the current date.
