Person who shot, killed teenager brother in Las Vegas hotel space stated he considered gun was empty

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A 20-year-aged person who allegedly shot and killed his teenage brother inside a Las Vegas Strip lodge place told police he wished to “perform” with his loved ones and considered the gun was empty, according to authorities.

Dispatch obtained a call just right before 11:50 a.m. Monday from someone saying a teenager was shot inside a home in the 2600 block of S. Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police said in a statement.

LVMPD’s dispatch data indicate the shooting was described at the Hilton Grand Holidays Club.

Officers arrived to find a gentleman with a gunshot wound who was unresponsive. Clinical staff pronounced him useless at the scene.

Police say investigators realized the suspect, identified as 20-calendar year-aged Possibility Wilson, was sharing the space with his teenage brother and other relatives customers.

The family was collected by a kitchen table when Wilson came out of a space and fired one spherical, hitting the victim, police allege.

In their arrest report, police state that Wilson initially claimed his brother shot himself. He altered his story and admitted to bringing the gun, expressing he needed to “engage in” with his spouse and children.

Wilson informed detectives he thought the gun was not loaded and the chamber was empty, in accordance to the report.

He pointed the gun at his brother, yelled “Increase” and pulled the set off, he instructed law enforcement.

Wilson was arrested on suspicion of murder and booked into Clark County Detention Middle. He is scheduled to seem in courtroom Tuesday afternoon.