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Review journal seven at seven presenting sponsorship brought to you by Nockby injury law. You're watching seven at seven powered by the Las Vegas Review Journal, the largest news team in Nevada. A Metro police officer faces theft charges after a Wednesday night arrest. We have the latest. Thanks for joining us on seven at seven tonight. I'm Lena Belitz. We begin with top stories brought to you by Apex Armory the Valley's premiere firearm stealer. A Las Vegas police officer is accused of taking part in a fraud scheme. 28-year-old Antonio Chavez was arrested Wednesday. He and his wife 30-year-old Claudia Guzman-Marquez face theft, burglary, and other charges. On Thursday a judge ordered that they be released from custody with electronic monitoring. Prosecutors say Chavez admitted he and his wife conspired with a third party in California to defraud stores and credit card companies. Metro says Chavez who has been with the department since 2020 has been suspended without pay pending further investigation. With the help of iconic local mascots, traffic safety

leaders are delivering a simple message to drivers in school zones. Be kind, be alert, save a life. In just the first month of the school year 45 kids have already been hit by vehicles according to data from the CCSD Police Department. At a press conference Wednesday in Somerlin, CCSD Lieutenant Brian Zink was joined by mascots, including chance from the Golden Knights and stomper from the A's to remind drivers that penalties have now doubled for school zone traffic infractions. Everyone is involved in getting children to and from school safely and may I just add, children getting safely no matter what time of day it is. So please, it is up to you the driver to see a child is up on the gas. Expect them to do the unexpected. Metro police captain Jarvis Dudley also called on kids writing e-scooters or e-bikes to wear helmets, learn traffic safety laws and follow the 15-mile per hour speed

limit on sidewalks. In weather sponsored by Star Nursery, your gardens partner for every blooming thing. Jopping down to the double digits by 10 pm and cooling off to an overnight low of 87 degrees by around 6 am. We're ending the work weekend kicking off the weekend with a couple more days in the triple digits, but they aren't sticking around forever. High of 105 and low of 85 for Friday, then dropping to a high of 101 and low of 82 on Saturday, and ending the weekend with our turn to the double digits high of 98 and cooling off to a low of 77 on Sunday. In business brought to you by Brown and Brown, insurance, risk management and employee benefits for growing businesses. A new report says home sales are slowing down in Southern Nevada. August home sales in the valley dropped nearly 12 percent from July and almost 2 percent from a year earlier according to new data from Las Vegas Realtors. The median price for a single family home in August was 475,000, down just 1 percent from August of last year.

The trade group said the sales pace so far this year has been similar to last year when the annual sales total fell to its lowest point in nearly two decades. And if you're watching on YouTube, hit the like button and subscribe to our channel. Star Titan Brock Bowers fellow Titan Michael Mayer gave some reassuring words on what it takes to step up in Bowers' absence. I think there's skill set that I can do that would be positive in a lot of offenses. I can block, I can run routes, I can know the playbook like the back of my hand. I can be a leader. So it's sort of yeah, I think Clint knows exactly the type of player I am and what I'm capable of. And yeah, we're putting a lot of good things in and it's going to be a fun game. Kick off at Allegiance Stadium is set for 125 PM on Sunday. In your health news, a local landmark helps bring attention to an issue affecting thousands

of families in the Las Vegas Valley. The welcome to fabulous Las Vegas sign was lit red on Wednesday to mark national fetal alcohol spectrum disorder awareness day. FAST is a lifelong condition that can affect learning, memory, social interaction and cognition. I hope we inspire greater recognition, reduce stigma and remind every person and family affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. You are seen, you are valued, you are not alone and you belong. The condition affects roughly one in 20 school-aged children in the United States according to Nevada families for FAST awareness. Now for your update on the A's in Vegas. I'm Dominic Waw, the athletics top prospect is getting surgery. The team announcing in-fuelter Leo DeVries will undergo an operation to repair right shoulder instability September 14th. They say additional information will

be made available following the surgery. The 19 year old was hitting 290 with 13 home runs, 55 RBI's and 34 stolen bases in double A with the Midland Rock Hounds. In neon lifestyle, sponsored by Silverton Casino Lodge, this is Lodge Vegas. A new camping experience is coming for fans of electronic dance music. The electric Daisy Carnival is offering a 12 day dusk till dawn camping package, May 13th through the 24th in conjunction with the festival at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, which is expanding to two weekends for the first time. Campers will be able to stay on site the entire time and enjoy daily programming, parties and amenities. Tickets are available at Las Vegas dot electricdaisy carnival dot com. Sports brought to you by C.C. Casino's STN Sports. Delo the app today. There is belief in Braden Bowman, the gold knights announcing Thursday afternoon that the 23 year old forward has signed a six year extension carrying an average annual value of $3.4 million. The deal will go into effect on the 2027-28 season

as Bowman is still on the final year of his entry level contract. Bowman split his sign between Henderson and Vegas last season, racking up 52 points, 26 in the regular season with the silver nights in the A.H.L. and 26 in 54 regular season games with the gold knights in the NHL. In neon entertainment sponsored by Arizona Charlies with live entertainment every weekend at both locations, go to Arizona charles.com to see who's playing. Bands are battling for some big prizes on the Las Vegas strip. John Catzaminus tells us what's at stake. Hard Rock Cafe on the strip has launched its Hard Rock Rising International Band competition. Las Vegas favorites Mimi and the Riviera's and positively arts artist, Danica Ruiz, have advanced in the first two weeks. On Wednesday night, Vegas rockers Mojo Juju, chemical tribe and subsanity perform. The format is a series of live performances weekly at the Hard Rock Cafe through September 23rd when the three finalists square up in advance to the finals. The national winner will be announced

October 5th. The grand prize includes a recording session at Koch Studios, $10,000 in cash and a gig at Hard Rock or Lando. You know what else is a grand prize? Go Guy, the free entertainment calendar at neon.lbrj.com. Check us out for more than 4,000 shows and events like Las Vegas. It's open 24-7. Thanks for watching 7 at 7 tonight. Watch 7 at 7 twice a day, Monday through Friday, and search Review Journal to follow us on your favorite streaming platform. See you tomorrow morning for more 7 at 7.

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