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Landlord runs over tenant, ties him to bumper and drags him off, Nevada sheriff says

A 70-year-old landlord in Pahrump ran over a tenant with a vehicle, then tied him to his bumper and dragged him half a mile to a dirt lot, Nevada officials say.
A 70-year-old landlord in Pahrump ran over a tenant with a vehicle, then tied him to his bumper and dragged him half a mile to a dirt lot, Nevada officials say. Nye County Sheriff's Department

A 66-year-old Pahrump man died when his 70-year-old landlord ran him over, tied him to his vehicle’s bumper and dragged him half a mile, Nevada sheriff’s officials said.

Deputies responding to reports of a body beside the road Tuesday, Sept. 6, found Frank Brink dead, the Nye County Sheriff’s Office said in a video news release.

A trail of blood and clothes led deputies a half-mile to property owned by William Stanley, who was Brink’s landlord, the release said.

“The investigation revealed that Stanley and Brink had gotten into an argument and Stanley had run Brink over with his vehicle at the property,” said Capt. David Boruchowitz in the release. “He subsequently tied Brink to his vehicle and dragged him to the location where he was ultimately found by deputies.”

Stanley tied Brink to the bumper of his vehicle, officials told KVVU and KLAS.

Investigators arrested Stanley on a charge of murder, sheriff’s officials said.

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This story was originally published September 11, 2022 at 8:46 AM with the headline "Landlord runs over tenant, ties him to bumper and drags him off, Nevada sheriff says."

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Don Sweeney
The Sacramento Bee
Don Sweeney has been a newspaper reporter and editor in California for more than 35 years. He is a service reporter based at The Sacramento Bee.
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