2nd suspect arrested in North Las Vegas killing
A second suspect was arrested Friday in the death of a 17-year-old boy who died in a May 29 shootout outside an apartment complex in North Las Vegas.
Marco Monroy, 22, was booked into the North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center on suspicion of murder with a deadly weapon and conspiracy to commit murder in the fatal shooting of Kristopher Cisneros, the North Las Vegas Police Department said Saturday.
Monroy was captured at a residence in Las Vegas by the Criminal Apprehension Team, a task force led by the FBI and which included the North Las Vegas, Las Vegas Metropolitan and Henderson police departments, the department stated.
Another suspect in the shooting, Hector Paramo-Cervantes, 19, was taken into custody on Aug. 15 following the discovery of .45 caliber ammunition cartridges inside his apartment in the 2100 block of Las Vegas Boulevard North which matched casings outside the complex where Cisneros’ body was found, police said.
Paramo-Cervantes was wounded in the May 29 shootout which erupted after an argument at the complex, police reported. Officers reached Cisneros’ body just before 11 p.m., lying outside a building in the complex.
Paramo-Cervantes went to the University Medical Center to seek treatment for a gunshot wound the same night Cisneros died, police said.
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