Las Vegas police said a gunman opened fire inside a law firm near the Red Rock resort Monday morning, killing a man and a woman, then turned the gun on himself.
However, the Clark County Coroner’s Office has yet to identify the victims.
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It is believed that Monday’s proceedings involved a deposition in the former couple’s ongoing custody battle.
During a press briefing, police shared updates following the shooting which took place on the 5th floor of the law firm located near Pavilion Center Drive and Charleston Boulevard just after 10:00 a.m.
Las Vegas Police shared that the victims in the shooting were identified as a man and a woman, but their relationship to each other and the shooter was unclear. (KTNV)
“We were here within minutes. The first responders did not hesitate, they moved in and took care of business,” Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill said.
McMahill said they are still investigating the motive behind the shooting, but said they do have a theory.
“We have a theory, but we can not release any more information at this point. All we know at this point is that a male and female are deceased,” McMahill said.
Police also reiterated that the gunman was not killed by officers and took his own life.
Police previously called the shooting a “dynamic event.”
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Three people are dead following a shooting Monday morning in a law office in a building near Red Rock resort in Summerlin, according to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill. (KTNV)
Schools in the area were on a brief, soft lockdown, but those lockdowns have since been lifted, Fox 5 News reported.
Police said that there is “no ongoing threat” to the community and that they are in the early stages of the investigation and will provide more details when available.
According to the Prince Law Group website, Dennis was the founding member of the firm and lead trial counsel on all major cases.
The firm’s website also indicated that Dennis was married with three children and is an active member in the community, contributing and volunteering his time to Substance Free Nevada, a non-profit organization that provides educational programs and information to the public, and assists families and individuals that need help.
Fox News Digital reached out to the Prince Law Group for comment.