Johnson v. Sheriff, Clark County
Nevada Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
2Per curiam
A Las Vegas Police Officer heard from an undisclosed informant that John Wesley Johnson, Jr., was willing to pay a hired assassin $60,000.00.
The officer, feigning that he was a “hit man for hire,” from out of state, had several telephone conversations with a person who represented himself to be Johnson. Details of the proposed killing were discussed; however, the two men never met face to face. Instead, the officer recruited a second officer, who did have two face to face meetings with Johnson.
According to the second officer, the identity, habits and residence of the proposed victims…
3Cases cited6 opinions
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