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LAS VEGAS -- Is a killer stalking the homeless of Las Vegas? Several Las Vegas police detectives are looking through incident reports from the past six years for evidence of a pattern of attacks.

The special investigation was disclosed a few weeks ago after patrol officers were asked be watchful for violence against homeless people. Homicide detectives say they have found six random attacks in the past few years, and four of those ended in murder.

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