LAS VEGAS — A man who drove over 100 mph through a North Las Vegas intersection last year had paid off two speeding tickets a month before causing a crash that killed nine people, including himself, according to a federal investigative report released Thursday.
The National Transportation Safety Board released investigative documents Thursday on the Jan. 29, 2022 six-vehicle crash, including 318 pages of call logs, interviews, photos of mangled vehicles, driving records and a copy of Southern Nevada fire department’s standard procedure for mass casualties.
Gary Dean Robinson, 59, ran a red light at Commerce Street and Cheyenne Avenue while driving his Dodge Challenger 103 mph. The speed limit on Commerce is 35 mph.
