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Clark County Presiding Officer (public fact-finding review) · October 27, 2026

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Opening: Purpose and procedure of the public fact-finding review

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Presiding officer explains the District Attorney's Office made a preliminary determination that no criminal prosecution is appropriate and that Clark County Ordinance chapter 2.12 requires a public review. He explains the proceeding is not a trial, that Chief Deputy District Attorney Sam Kern will present facts and that Jeff Banks is the ombudsman representing the public and the Gomez family.

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A Clark County public fact-finding review presented investigative findings after the Clark County District Attorney's Office made a preliminary determination that no criminal prosecution of officers involved in the death of Sebastian Gomez was appropriate. The hearing presented videos, officer interviews, autopsy results and a question period led by the ombudsman.

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