Welcome to Arrest Stories. A twenty-seven-year-old Las Vegas man called nine-one-one to confess he had killed his parents before being taken into custody on December twenty-seventh. Here's what may have happened.
Adrian Bailey made his first call to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police dispatchers at approximately eleven twenty-eight p.m. on Saturday, December twenty-seventh, from the sixty-four hundred block of New Brunswick Avenue. Bailey told dispatchers he had just killed someone and wanted to harm himself. While officers were driving to that location, Bailey made a second nine-one-one call eight minutes later from the area of East Stewart Avenue and North Fogg Street, providing his new location to authorities.
During the calls, Bailey told the operator to "take me in" for "murder" and asked police officers to kill him. According to police reports, Bailey said he had done the "unthinkable" and repeatedly stated "I killed them." He apologized and said he could not "take it anymore" and advised that there was "blood everywhere" and that he "did not mean to."
Officers located Bailey at East Stewart Avenue and North Fogg Street and took him into custody. Police reported that Bailey had blood on his hands, feet, face and clothing when arrested.
Meanwhile, officers responding to the first location on New Brunswick Avenue discovered two unresponsive individuals with blunt force trauma injuries inside the residence. Bailey's father was pronounced dead at the scene, while his mother died later at a hospital.
According to the arrest report, Bailey had struck his parents with an unknown object before leaving the home. Police believe Bailey bludgeoned his parents to death with a small metal baseball bat. Officers found a small metal baseball bat with apparent blood on it at the scene.
Bailey told police he killed his parents on accident and said he "couldn't take it anymore." He is currently being held without bail on murder charges.
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