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Clark County Commissioners presented a proclamation that praised District Court Deputy Marshal David Ellis, “for his heroism and dedication in helping to keep the citizens of Clark County safe.” In July, an observant and quick thinking clerk in the Marriage Bureau notified Marshal Ellis of a man outside the courthouse who fit the profile of a suspect wanted by police. Video had been circulating online from a doorbell cam showing a man making threats to rape and kill a woman inside the home. The suspect had very distinctive tattoos that were clearly visible.

Marshal Ellis wasted no time notifying dispatch as he prepared to approach the suspect. Dispatch sent Deputy Marshal Enriquez and Sergeant Spies to aid Officer Ellis. The marshals quickly caught up with the suspect, took him into custody without incident and detained the man until the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department arrived to arrest him. The man was also believed to be a fugitive out of California.

The County Commissioners also presented a proclamation to the Marriage Bureau clerk Karen Stuart.

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