Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012 | 7:14 p.m.
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A 25-year-old man was killed when he was thrown from his pickup truck after it rolled off an on-ramp on the 215 Beltway early Saturday, Nov. 10, according to a Nevada Highway Patrol spokesman.
The man, identified by highway patrol as Juan Diaz, 25, was transported to University Medical Center where he was pronounced dead at 6:32 a.m., officials said. According to preliminary investigations, his 2000 GMC Sierra C1500 was traveling west onto I-215 from Windmill Lane. Officials believe Diaz steered the vehicle left, causing it to spin and travel off the left roadway edge. The truck flipped as it traveled down the rocky embankment between the ramp and the 215. Diaz, who was not wearing a seat belt, was ejected from the vehicle, the release said.







get serious the guy was a)speeding b)intoxicated
c) unlicensed or under qualified
d)all of the above.
Would not surprise me if he was pushed.
A NHP officer tried to run me off the road for two days on I 215 because he did not like my bumper stickers.
He clearly stalked by my car.
There is a really sick and dangerous NHP officer on 215
What do your bumper stickers say Bob635? I find your story unbelievable.
Speed and no seat belt. NOthing else needs to be said.
@Bob635: An NHP officer v. a GMC Truck. Get real. Your story sounds suspicious. Don't think so highly of yourself that you think NHP is trying to run you off the road because of your bumper stickers. Quit flipping the guy the finger when you pass him.