Las Vegas city worker warned HR ‘I’m afraid for my life’ months before coworker allegedly murdered him
A Las Vegas city worker was allegedly killed by a colleague that he filed several complaints against — telling management at one point he was “afraid for my life,” records show. The complaints were made by Joe McLean, a maintenance worker, who was later allegedly shot dead by coworker Brysen Kim on June 12, police said.
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A Las Vegas city worker was allegedly killed by a colleague that he filed several complaints against — telling management at one point he was “afraid for my life,” records show. The complaints were made by Joe McLean, a maintenance worker, who was later allegedly shot dead by coworker Brysen Kim on June 12, police said. A grand jury indicted Kim on murder charges for the alleged shooting, to which he pleaded not guilty. A trial for the alleged murder is set for February.
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- A Las Vegas city worker was allegedly killed by a colleague that he filed several complaints against — telling management at one point he was “afraid for my life,” records show. The complaints were made by Joe McLean, a maintenance worker, who was later allegedly shot dead by coworker Brysen Kim on June 12, police said.
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