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In Las Vegas, Nevada, a judge was assaulted by a defendant during a sentencing hearing. The defendant, Deobra Delone Redden, attacked Judge Mary Kay Holthus, resulting in injuries to both the judge and a courtroom marshal. The incident, which was recorded on courtroom video, saw Redden face additional felony charges. The court is now reviewing safety protocols to better protect judges, the public, and court employees.
Deobra Redden, a 30-year-old felon, attacked Judge Mary Kay Holthus in a Las Vegas courtroom during his sentencing for an attempted battery charge. The assault occurred after Redden leaped over the bench, pushing the judge against the wall, which led to a brawl with court officials, resulting in injuries to the judge and a marshal who required stitches. Redden now faces additional felony charges for the attack. The court praised the response of staff and law enforcement and is reviewing security protocols to ensure safety.
In Las Vegas, a defendant, Deobra Delone Redden, attacked Nevada District Judge Mary Kay Holthus during his sentencing for a felony battery case. The incident, which resulted in injuries to the judge and a courtroom marshal, was captured on courtroom video. Redden, who was not in custody prior to the hearing, now faces additional felony charges including battery on a protected person. The court is reviewing security protocols following the attack. Judge Holthus, with extensive legal experience, was not hospitalized, while the marshal received treatment for his injuries.
During a sentencing hearing in Las Vegas, defendant Deobra Redden attacked Judge Mary Kay Holthus by leaping over the defense table and onto her, causing injuries to both the judge and a courtroom marshal who intervened. The marshal was hospitalized, and Redden now faces additional felony charges. The incident has prompted a review of court protocols to enhance safety. Judge Holthus, with extensive legal experience, was not hospitalized. Redden had previously pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of attempted battery and has a history of domestic battery convictions.