LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The man accused of killing two people inside a Smith’s grocery store in Las Vegas appeared in court Monday morning to address a speeding ticket from 2023.
Alejandro Alfonso Estrada, 43, is facing 14 felony charges, including two counts of first-degree murder, eight counts of discharging a gun in a prohibited area, home invasion, and burglary.
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Monday’s hearing involved an unrelated speeding ticket from 2023. After failing to appear in court for his initial arraignment on the ticket, a bench warrant was issued in 2024.
State prosecutors are seeking to add to Estrada’s jail time for evading the bench warrant, according to court records.
However, a public defender representing Estrada requesting the hearing be continued as he waits for additional pieces of evidence from the prosecutor’s office, including body-worn camera and the radar calibration certification.
Estrada is due back in traffic court on July 23.
He is due back in criminal court for his shooting-related charges on June 29.
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