Las Vegas police responded to a fatal crash in the west valley Tuesday night.
Medical personnel were called to a shopping center at 8471 W. Sahara Ave., near South Durango Drive, about 7:30 p.m.
Metro spokeswoman Officer Laura Meltzer said the crash involved a vehicle and a motorcycle. One person died on the scene. No other details were available.
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