<p>Four high school teenagers from Las Vegas have been charged with second-degree murder after they allegedly beat their classmate to death on November 1.</p>

<p>Jonathan Lewis Jr, a 17-year-old student from Rancho High School, died after his fight with as many as ten students from the same school.</p>

<p>Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said they have arrested nine individuals in total and all of them are aged between 13 and 17. However, they are being tried as adults under Nevada law.</p>

<p>Dontral Beaver, 16, Damien Hernandez, 17, Treavion Randolph, 16, and Gianni Robinson, 17, appeared in court on Tuesday (Nov 21) where the charges were read.</p>

<p>The other five, also aged 13-17, will remain in juvenile court as they await their transfer to adult court.</p>

<p>The fight erupted after Lewis tried to stand up for a younger friend who had been allegedly robbed by the gang.</p>

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<p>The fight was filmed and widely shared on social media, including TikTok.</p>

<h2><strong>Randolph’s family maintains innocence&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Randolph’s family was quoted by Daily Mail as saying that the viral video of the beating doesn’t show him.</p>

<p>“I've seen that video. I've watched it all. You can't see Treavion on there,” Randolph’s uncle said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“They say they identified him from that video, but we don't know for sure. We haven't been told much. We don't know a lot about the whole thing,” he added.</p>

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<p>Except for Damien Hernandez, none of the eight accused has any past criminal record. In 2021, Hernandez received a citation for smoking marijuana in public.</p>

<p>Lt. Jason Johansson of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said all the people involved — believed to be 10 — were students of Rancho High School.</p>

<h2><strong>Victim’s family sets up anti-bullying fund</strong></h2>

<p>Meanwhile, Jonathan Lewis’s family has set up an anti-bullying foundation in his memory.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The foundation, Team Jonathan, has reportedly partnered with other anti-bullying campaigns, including Choose Love and Dads in Schools.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Four high school teenagers from Las Vegas have been charged with second-degree murder after they allegedly beat their classmate to death on November 1. Jonathan Lewis Jr, a 17-year-old student from Rancho High School, died after his fight with as many as ten students from the same school.

Four high school teenagers from Las Vegas have been charged with second-degree murder after they allegedly beat their classmate to death on November 1. Jonathan Lewis Jr, a 17-year-old student from Rancho High School, died after his fight with as many as ten students from the same school. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said they have arrested nine individuals in total and all of them are aged between 13 and 17. However, they are being tried as adults under Nevada law. Dontral Beaver, 16, Damien Hernandez, 17, Treavion Randolph, 16, and Gianni Robinson, 17, appeared in court on Tuesday (Nov 21) where the charges were read. The other five, also aged 13-17, will remain in juvenile court as they await their transfer to adult court. The fight erupted after Lewis tried to stand up for a younger friend who had been allegedly robbed by the gang. Watch: Gravitas: US green card backlog hits 1.8 million | Indians face waiting period of 134 years The fight was filmed and widely shared on social media, including TikTok. Randolph’s family maintains innocence Randolph’s family was quoted by Daily Mail as saying that the viral video of the beating doesn’t show him. “I've seen that video. I've watched it all. You can't see Treavion on there,” Randolph’s uncle said. “They say they identified him from that video, but we don't know for sure. We haven't been told much. We don't know a lot about the whole thing,” he added. Also read: ‘US-India relations may get worse’ over Canada, US envoy to India warned State Department: Report Except for Damien Hernandez, none of the eight accused has any past criminal record. In 2021, Hernandez received a citation for smoking marijuana in public. Lt. Jason Johansson of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said all the people involved — believed to be 10 — were students of Rancho High School. Victim’s family sets up anti-bullying fund Meanwhile, Jonathan Lewis’s family has set up an anti-bullying foundation in his memory. The foundation, Team Jonathan, has reportedly partnered with other anti-bullying campaigns, including Choose Love and Dads in Schools. (With inputs from agencies)

Jonathan Lewis's bullying case: Four accused charged with second-degree murder

<p>Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department released mugshots of four teenagers Monday (Nov 20), accused of murdering fellow student Jonathan Lewis.</p>

<p>In total, eight juveniles have been arrested and they will be tried as adults.</p>

<p>Images of Dontral Beaver, 16; Gianni Robinson, 17; Damien Hernandez, 17; and Treavion Randolph, 16 – were released as they appeared in court late last week.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The other four, also aged 13-17, will remain in juvenile court as they await their transfer to adult court.</p>

<h2><strong>What’s the case?</strong></h2>

<p>All eight individuals are accused of brutally beating up their 17-year-old fellow Jonathan Lewis near Rancho High School on November 1.</p>

<p>The fight erupted after Lewis tried to stand up for a younger friend who had been allegedly robbed by the gang.</p>

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<p>The fight was filmed and widely shared on social media, including TikTok.</p>

<p>Now, a hearing will take place on November 21 where discussions regarding the bail will take place, said attorney of Treavion Randolph, Daniel Martinez, to a local news outlet.</p>

<h2><strong>Randolph’s family maintains innocence&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Randolph’s family was quoted by Daily Mail as saying that the viral video of the beating doesn’t show him.</p>

<p>“I've seen that video. I've watched it all. You can't see Treavion on there,” Randolph’s uncle said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“They say they identified him from that video, but we don't know for sure. We haven't been told much. We don't know a lot about the whole thing,” he added.</p>

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<p>Except for Damien Hernandez, none of the eight accused has any past criminal record. In 2021, Hernandez received a citation for smoking marijuana in public.</p>

<p>Lt. Jason Johansson of Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said all the people involved — believed to be 10 — were students of Rancho High School.</p>

<h2><strong>Victim’s family sets up anti-bullying fund</strong></h2>

<p>Meanwhile, Jonathan Lewis’s family has set up an anti-bullying foundation in his memory.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The foundation, Team Jonathan, has reportedly partnered with other anti-bullying campaigns including Choose Love and Dads in Schools.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department released mugshots of four teenagers Monday (Nov 20), accused of murdering fellow student Jonathan Lewis. In total, eight juveniles have been arrested and they will be tried as adults.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department released mugshots of four teenagers Monday (Nov 20), accused of murdering fellow student Jonathan Lewis. In total, eight juveniles have been arrested and they will be tried as adults. Images of Dontral Beaver, 16; Gianni Robinson, 17; Damien Hernandez, 17; and Treavion Randolph, 16 – were released as they appeared in court late last week. The other four, also aged 13-17, will remain in juvenile court as they await their transfer to adult court. What’s the case? All eight individuals are accused of brutally beating up their 17-year-old fellow Jonathan Lewis near Rancho High School on November 1. The fight erupted after Lewis tried to stand up for a younger friend who had been allegedly robbed by the gang. Watch: Gravitas: US green card backlog hits 1.8 million | Indians face waiting period of 134 years × The fight was filmed and widely shared on social media, including TikTok. Now, a hearing will take place on November 21 where discussions regarding the bail will take place, said attorney of Treavion Randolph, Daniel Martinez, to a local news outlet. Randolph’s family maintains innocence Randolph’s family was quoted by Daily Mail as saying that the viral video of the beating doesn’t show him. “I've seen that video. I've watched it all. You can't see Treavion on there,” Randolph’s uncle said. “They say they identified him from that video, but we don't know for sure. We haven't been told much. We don't know a lot about the whole thing,” he added. Also read: ‘US-India relations may get worse’ over Canada, US envoy to India warned State Department: Report Except for Damien Hernandez, none of the eight accused has any past criminal record. In 2021, Hernandez received a citation for smoking marijuana in public. Lt. Jason Johansson of Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said all the people involved — believed to be 10 — were students of Rancho High School. Victim’s family sets up anti-bullying fund Meanwhile, Jonathan Lewis’s family has set up an anti-bullying foundation in his memory. The foundation, Team Jonathan, has reportedly partnered with other anti-bullying campaigns including Choose Love and Dads in Schools. (With inputs from agencies)

Jonathan Lewis’ murder over bullying: Mugshots of four accused released by police

<p>A beloved peacock in a gated community in Las Vegas was found killed with a hunter’s bow and arrow, authorities said Thursday (August 24).&nbsp;</p>

<p>The tragic incident has left the residents of the community in shock and deep pain, with authorities still trying to find who was behind the killing, a misdemeanour offence with a penalty of up to six months in jail and a maximum $1,000 fine.</p>

<p>According to local media outlets, a resident found the peacock, named Pete, against a fence with an arrow sticking out of it. The bird was immediately rushed to a veterinarian who specialises in exotic pets.</p>

<p>The veterinarian initially looked into getting a blood transfusion from another peacock but to no avail. It was later found that Pete was actually shot twice before it died.</p>

<h2><strong>Surveillance cameras being checked</strong></h2>

<p>The local homeowners association has issued an email urging residents to review their surveillance camera footage, with hopes of identifying any video evidence that might help capture the person responsible for Pete's tragic demise.</p>

<p>Officials from Animal Protection Services are also looking into the peacock's fatal shooting.</p>

<h2><strong>Community in deep pain</strong></h2>

<p>Several community members are devastated by the news.</p>

<p>One resident, named Felicity Carter, said, “I just don’t understand why someone would do this. We all just want to find out who did this. We want justice for Pete.”</p>

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<p>Some community members said they had a fondness for offering Pete berries and claimed they would find comfort in its presence, whether it was lounging in a yard or playfully chasing the garbage truck on Tuesday mornings.</p>

<p>Even the homeowners association recognised Pete as an integral part of the neighbourhood.</p>

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<p>Familiar with Pete, the mail courier and landscapers took extra precautions while driving through the area, considering his potential presence on the road.</p>

<p>Carter chuckled as she shared, “He literally would walk down the middle of the street with his swagger on display like he owned the joint.”</p>

<p>Now the neighbourhood is too quiet — and less colourful — without him, Carter said.</p>

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A beloved peacock in a gated community in Las Vegas was found killed with a hunter’s bow and arrow, authorities said Thursday (August 24). The tragic incident has left the residents of the community in shock and deep pain, with authorities still trying to find who was behind the killing, a misdemeanour offence with a penalty of up to six months in jail and a maximum $1,000 fine.

A beloved peacock in a gated community in Las Vegas was found killed with a hunter’s bow and arrow, authorities said Thursday (August 24). The tragic incident has left the residents of the community in shock and deep pain, with authorities still trying to find who was behind the killing, a misdemeanour offence with a penalty of up to six months in jail and a maximum $1,000 fine. According to local media outlets, a resident found the peacock, named Pete, against a fence with an arrow sticking out of it. The bird was immediately rushed to a veterinarian who specialises in exotic pets. The veterinarian initially looked into getting a blood transfusion from another peacock but to no avail. It was later found that Pete was actually shot twice before it died. Surveillance cameras being checked The local homeowners association has issued an email urging residents to review their surveillance camera footage, with hopes of identifying any video evidence that might help capture the person responsible for Pete's tragic demise. Officials from Animal Protection Services are also looking into the peacock's fatal shooting. Community in deep pain Several community members are devastated by the news. One resident, named Felicity Carter, said, “I just don’t understand why someone would do this. We all just want to find out who did this. We want justice for Pete.” Also read: How Earth will Look from Moon After Chandrayaan-3 Lands? Some community members said they had a fondness for offering Pete berries and claimed they would find comfort in its presence, whether it was lounging in a yard or playfully chasing the garbage truck on Tuesday mornings. Even the homeowners association recognised Pete as an integral part of the neighbourhood. Watch: Amid Chandrayaan 3 launch, watch how China, Russia, and USA are vying for control of the Moon × Familiar with Pete, the mail courier and landscapers took extra precautions while driving through the area, considering his potential presence on the road. Carter chuckled as she shared, “He literally would walk down the middle of the street with his swagger on display like he owned the joint.” Now the neighbourhood is too quiet — and less colourful — without him, Carter said. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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