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Police Release Surveillance Video In Hopes Of Finding Witness To Las Vegas Crime

Posted at 7:40 AM, May 16, 2019
and last updated 2019-05-16 07:43:50-04

LAS VEGAS (NBC News)– A 25-year-old woman is accused of pushing an elderly man off a Las Vegas bus. He later died. Now, police have released video of the incident in an effort to find witnesses.

Cadesha Bishop, 25, was arrested May 6 and charged with open murder on an elderly-vulnerable person in the death of 74-year-old Serge Fournier whom she is accused of pushing out of a bus March 21, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and KSNV.

The bus surveillance video, released by police on Tuesday, shows Fournier starting to exit the bus with a large foldable cart when Bishop shoves him from behind with both her hands. Fournier flies through the bus doors and lands face-first on the sidewalk and his cart.

Police said Bishop was argumentative with people on the bus, and had gotten into a verbal spat with the victim before pushing him. A police report said Fournier had told Bishop to “to be nicer to passengers,” according to KSNV.

When officers arrived at the Downtown Las Vegas scene, Fournier refused medical attention, but he checked into a hospital later that night, police said.

Fournier’s family told police that he died from his injuries April 23.


You can watch the surveillance footage here.