LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – An arrest report obtained by 8 Information Now particulars what led as much as a hit-and-run crash that killed a 33-year-old man within the northwest valley.
Officers took 63-year-old Karen Cannon into custody Wednesday in reference to the case. She was launched on a $150,000 bail a day later.
Family members keep in mind man killed in west Las Vegas valley hit-and-run crash
33-year-old Patrick Deloriea died on Could 13 when a Tesla hit him and left the scene on the intersection of Vegas Drive and Rainbow Boulevard, in line with police.
33-year-old Patrick Deloriea died on Could 13 when a Tesla hit him and left the scene on the intersection of Vegas Drive and Rainbow Boulevard, in line with police. (KLAS)
“He’s going to be missed you know?” Deloriea’s buddy Robert Drysdale informed 8 Information Now after he died. “I think everyone is pretty upset over this loss.”
Police decided a Tesla Mannequin Y registered to Cannon hit Deloriea going 66 miles per hour, inflicting him to fly roughly 155 ft into the air.
Surveillance footage from a close-by fuel station and particles on the scene helped detectives decide the automobile concerned, in line with paperwork.
Cannon reportedly took the automobile to 2 totally different restore outlets and paid money, refusing to file an insurance coverage declare, in line with police.
Paperwork stated she claimed she hit an animal and one thing resembling a coyote, and claimed she did not see something within the highway after the collision, although she felt a “hard blow” to her automobile and felt it shake upon affect.
Every week after the crash, Cannon referred to as her insurance coverage firm and stated she didn’t know what she hit and wasn’t certain what to do and issues weren’t “as simple as she thought,” in line with the arrest report.
As soon as officers seized the automobile they weren’t capable of finding any movies from 2025 saved in its software program and a digicam was faraway from its entrance fender.
Cannon now faces one rely of reckless driving leading to loss of life, failure to cease on the scene of a crash, and destroying and concealing proof.
She was launched with digital monitoring and an order to not drive a car.
Cannon is due again in court docket on Tuesday.
