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Photo Shows Pre-Shooting Signs on City Work Truck in Deadly Las Vegas Maintenance Case

Photo Shows Pre-Shooting Signs on City Work Truck in Deadly Las Vegas Maintenance Case

Newly reported photos are adding context to a deadly City of Las Vegas workplace shooting that left maintenance worker Joey McLean dead on June 12. According to 8 News Now, the images show an incident involving a city work truck before the shooting; McLean’s co-worker, Brysen Kim, is accused in the killing.

What happened

The shooting occurred June 12 and involved two people who worked in City of Las Vegas maintenance. Brysen Kim is accused of shooting his co-worker, Joey McLean, who died.

Who was killed

Joey McLean was the city maintenance worker killed in the workplace shooting. The available report identifies him as Kim’s co-worker but does not provide additional biographical details.

What the photos showed

8 News Now reported obtaining photos that show an earlier incident involving a city work truck before the fatal shooting. The report also cites email records connected to the case, indicating investigators or city officials had documented material tied to events leading up to the violence.

Who is Brysen Kim

Brysen Kim is identified as a City of Las Vegas maintenance worker and the person accused in McLean’s killing. The source report does not include further details about his court status, charges beyond the accusation, or whether he has entered a plea.

Investigation status

The case remains framed around what happened before the June 12 shooting, including the work-truck incident shown in photos and related email records. No additional investigative findings were included in the provided report.

Key Facts

  • Photos obtained by 8 News Now show an incident involving a city work truck before a deadly workplace shooting.
  • The shooting happened on June 12 between two City of Las Vegas maintenance workers.
  • Brysen Kim is accused of shooting and killing his co-worker, Joey McLean.
  • The report references email records connected to the case.