This article covers a high-profile Las Vegas shooting case that spilled into California, with two more suspects arrested in Riverside and Inglewood. It also touches on the broader timeline, charges, and what all this means for Marin County communities, from San Rafael to Sausalito.
Police departments in Marin County are tracking the cross-state investigation closely. The case really shows how fast-moving, interconnected crime can shake up families and neighborhoods from Mill Valley to Novato.
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What happened and why it matters to Marin County
On March 30, a deadly shooting broke out at an apartment complex on Sky Pointe Drive in Las Vegas. Deven Mays died, his wife survived with injuries, and their 4-year-old child was in the car during the chaos.
Investigators quickly linked the shooting to a suspected robbery ring. Within weeks, two more suspects were picked up in California and sent to Las Vegas to face a long list of charges.
For people in Marin County, this incident is a sharp reminder that violent crime doesn’t care about city lines. Neighborhoods from San Rafael to Sausalito, Mill Valley, and Novato all feel the impact.
California arrests: who was arrested and where
Authorities issued two more arrest warrants in California to push the Las Vegas investigation forward. In Riverside, police arrested 20-year-old Kyree Brown on April 9, and he’s still waiting for extradition to Las Vegas.
Inglewood police arrested 18-year-old DaeQuan McGee on April 29. He was extradited to Las Vegas on May 19.
McGee faces a long list of charges: open murder with a deadly weapon, attempted murder, battery with a deadly weapon, kidnapping, robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, shooting into a vehicle, and child abuse. Las Vegas police seem determined to chase down every possible angle of the alleged crime network.
Before these California arrests, Las Vegas police had already arrested 18-year-old Miles Spivey on several felonies tied to the same case. Spivey allegedly contacted Mays via Instagram to set up a drug purchase, which police say fits a pattern of robberies carried out with at least one partner.
The Las Vegas district attorney’s office has charged Spivey with open murder with a deadly weapon, kidnapping, and discharging a firearm into an occupied structure or vehicle. These developments have Marin’s neighboring counties on alert, sparking more communication between Bay Area police and Las Vegas investigators.
- Kyree Brown, 20, Riverside — arrested April 9; awaiting extradition to Las Vegas.
- DaeQuan McGee, 18, Inglewood — arrested April 29; extradited May 19; charged with open murder, attempted murder, kidnapping, robbery, and related offenses.
- Miles Spivey, 18 — arrested earlier in April; facing open murder with a deadly weapon, kidnapping, discharging a firearm, and other charges.
Timeline of events and charges
The shooting happened around 9:45 p.m. on March 30. Police say the suspects approached the Mays family at the Sky Pointe Drive complex, opened fire, and then ran.
Investigators believe Spivey and McGee are tied to a pattern of robberies, with social media helping set up at least one of these crimes. Mays and his wife were left injured, and their 4-year-old was in the car during the attack.
People in Marin County towns like Novato, San Rafael, Tiburon, and Sausalito are keeping a close eye on updates about extraditions, court dates, and efforts to break up violent criminal networks.
Key players and charges
Here’s a quick rundown of the main suspects and the charges they face. The scope of the Las Vegas investigation stretches right through California:
- Miles Spivey — open murder with a deadly weapon; attempted murder; robbery; conspiracy to commit robbery; multiple counts of kidnapping with a deadly weapon; discharging a firearm into an occupied structure or vehicle; child abuse or neglect.
- Kyree Brown — open murder with a deadly weapon; attempted murder; kidnapping; robbery; conspiracy to commit robbery; discharging a firearm into a vehicle; child abuse (pending extradition to Las Vegas).
- DaeQuan McGee — similar charges including open murder with a deadly weapon, attempted murder, robbery, kidnapping, conspiracy to commit robbery, discharging a gun into a vehicle, and child abuse (extradited to Las Vegas).
What this means for Marin County communities
Marin County law enforcement officials often stress the need for cross-jurisdiction cooperation. This case really drives home how quickly criminal activity can jump between Nevada, Southern California, and the Bay Area.
In towns like San Anselmo, Fairfax, and Ross, police departments share information with the Marin County Sheriff’s Office and neighboring agencies. They’re always working together to watch for new threats, swap intelligence, and coordinate patrols.
The Las Vegas case has led to more attention on security in apartment complexes, especially near bridges and ferry routes. Waterfront areas of Sausalito and Mill Valley—where families hang out and kids ride bikes after school—are getting a closer look from law enforcement these days.
Safety reminders for Marin residents
Residents in Marin City limits should stay vigilant, but there’s no need to panic. Local officials suggest taking reasonable precautions and getting involved in your community to help prevent violence.
Here are a few practical steps you can take in San Rafael, Novato, or Corte Madera:
- Get to know your neighbors. Try joining a neighborhood watch in Novato or San Rafael—it really makes a difference.
- If you see something odd, call the non-emergency line right away. Keeping law enforcement in the loop with solid info helps everyone.
- Plan safe routes for your kids, especially if they bike through Larkspur or Corte Madera. Talk through a safety plan with your family, even if it feels a bit awkward at first.
- Support after-school programs and community outreach in Belvedere and Ross. These programs offer positive options for local youth.
Stay tuned for more updates about extraditions and court proceedings as the case unfolds. Local agencies keep reminding us: real safety starts with neighbors who look out for each other, whether you’re in San Rafael, Sausalito, or anywhere nearby.
Here is the source article for this story: 2 arrested in California in connection to deadly Las Vegas shooting
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