Driver arrested for a DUI after crash, in which Las Vega's wife was killed near Laughlin

Las Vegas (KSNV) – One person is dead and some others were injured after a rollover accident with a single vehicle near Laughlin at the end of the last month.

The incident occurred on Sunday, April 27, shortly before 3:30 p.m. along the SR163 in the Mile Marker eight near Laughlin.

Shortly after the crash, soldiers and medical staff arrived at the crime scene, and the ten occupants of a Dodge Durango, including several children, were made available to life -saving measures.

The majority of the inmates, including the driver of the Dodge Durango, who was identified as Thomas Bernoudy, was taken to a hospital in a hospital via ground and air conditioning.

Their conditions are currently unknown from Tuesday morning.

The right passenger, who was identified as a 31-year-old Tierra Haywood from Las Vegas, was pronounced on site as deceased.

A preliminary investigation showed that Bernoudy drove a Dodge Durango from 2005 in 2005 when it was not in his travel lane and off the road into the median.

He tried to get control of the dodge before he drove from the right side of the street, where the dodge tipped over.

During the overturn over the overturn, the unheard of the dodge were ejected from the vehicle, the authorities say.

Bernoudy showed signs of impairment and toxicological rehearsals were collected.

The results later showed that his blood tested positively for Marijuana traces.

Bernoudy was instructed in a facility in the area and booked under the following fees:

• Dui, which leads to death and considerable bodily harm
• Ruthless driving, which leads to death and a considerable loss of body
• Neglect and endangerment of children
• Default in maintaining the travel trail
• Operation of a non -registered vehicle,
• Unbridled occupants (children)

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His deposit was set to a deposit of $ 100,000 and his next court date is planned for Thursday, May 22nd.

The authorities want to remind everyone to make responsibility for the security of everyone and never consume alcohol, drugs (including marijuana or prescription medication).

If you drive under the influence, there is not only your life, but also the life of other drivers, passengers and pedestrians and at the same time cause serious consequences.

They also remind everyone to carry their seat belts and ensure that children of all ages are properly secured on the right car seat or in the house seat in order to protect them in the event of a crash.