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A department statement said detectives located and apprehended Hemsley in a southeast Las Vegas neighborhood and he was booked into the Clark County Detention Center on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.

Police believe one person was shot with a further two injured on the eighth floor of the hotel according to Several people posted on social media saying the resort had been placed into lockdown and dozens of police officers had swooped on the scene. 

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'Mr Wildin subsequently appealed the decision, on the grounds that the Council gave no evidence of costs set out for the works to be completed and that 18 weeks was not an adequate time period to carry out the works.

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In one clip posted online, police and security personnel could be seen walking hurriedly through the gaming area of the hotel while guests could still be seen sitting at the slot machines, seemingly unaware of what was unfolding around them. 

'In what should have been a completely avoidable situation, Mr Wildin has continually ignored planning law and policies that are there to protect local communities,' said Cllr Paul Hiett, Deputy Leader of Forest of Dean Council

Mr Wildin subsequently appealed the decision, on the grounds that the Council gave no evidence of costs set out for the works to be completed and that 18 weeks was not an adequate time period to carry out the works.

'This required Mr Wildin to soft strip and decommission services to the building, with the judge sentencing Mr Wildin to six weeks imprisonment suspended for 12 months, on the condition that the building be permanently stripped and decommissioned within 18 weeks.

The appeal was heard at the Court of Appeal in the Royal Courts of Justice but was dismissed, and Mr Wildin was given until 10 March 2022 to comply with the Order to complete the required work to avoid prison.

Graham Wildin, 70, from Cinderford, Gloucestershire, was previously handed a six week sentence, suspended for twelve months, in June 2021, on the condition that the building be permanently stripped and decommissioned within 18 weeks.

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'We don't see him very often. It's just a shame because he used to be part of the community and would join us in street parties and stuff, but now he's just annoyed everyone on the road and treats us badly.

A council spokesperson added: 'Following a series of warnings, in November 2018 the Council obtained an injunction against Mr Wildin and he had until 25th April 2020 to demolish a leisure building he built, (excluding the substantial retaining wall) in 2014 without planning permission.

 Accountant Graham Wildin (pictured), 70, was yesterday sent to prison for six weeks for contempt of court after refusing to demolish the private leisure complex with a cinema, gym, casino (pictured), bar and bowling alley at his home in Cinderford, Gloucestershire

After the eight year legal battle, the final deadline to pull down the man cave (pictured from above) to avoid a jail sentence for contempt of court over ignoring the order passed without any action being taken in March

A millionaire accountant has been jailed for six weeks for refusing to tear down 'Britain's best man cave' which he illegally built in his 10,000ft extension, including a cinema, squash court, casino and bowling alley. 

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