DUI checkpoint planned for weekend in Vegas area

LAS VEGAS—Las Vegas police and the Nevada Highway Patrol will conduct a DUI checkpoint this weekend.
The agencies say the checkpoint will start at 7 p.m. Saturday and last through 3 a.m. Sunday. It will be in the area of Boulder Highway and Sahara.
Officials say the checkpoint will focus on finding drivers impaired by drugs and alcohol.
The checkpoint is being coordinated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. It is being partially funded by a grant from the Nevada Department of Public Safety Office of Traffic Safety.

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Search continues for deadly DUI suspect

Each week, the Crime Tracker Team will tell you about a wanted suspect on the run from the law.

This week, be on the lookout for Carlos Henriquez. He's a 53-year-old Hispanic male with a partial head of black hair and a "salt-and-pepper" colored moustache.

Henriquez is accused of driving his truck into motorcyclists James and Debbie Corrao last March. James was killed during the crash.

Henriquez was released from jail shortly thereafter and skipped out on his next court appearance.

Last week Stop DUI offered a $5,000 reward for his arrest. Earlier calls to CrimeStoppers suggest that Henriquez is still in Las Vegas.

"I feel like I would be able to move on a little bit better than I am now because I'm not able to move on," says Debbie. "You don't have to tell who you are to turn him in, just turn him in. Do the right thing."


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