Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014 | 9:45 p.m.
District Attorney Steve Wolfson talks during an interview Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2013.
Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson says he's closed a probe of a whistleblower police lieutenant's claim that Metro Police administrators improperly buried a report claiming corruption and misconduct in the department aviation unit.
Wolfson released a report Wednesday saying he found no evidence of improper governmental action.
The DA says he conducted a "narrow and limited" inquiry into allegations by retired Lt. Gawain Guedry and police Sgt. Leonard Lorusso.
They claimed police higher-ups abused authority with actions that threatened public health and safety.
The DA says Guedry's report following two near-fatal helicopter crashes in 2012 was an internal document, not public, his claims had no merit, and nothing could be proved to a jury.
Undersheriff Jim Dixon had said no report was buried and no law was broken.
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