‘Asking her if she wanted to die’: Man sent ominous death text ‘just hours’ before murdering former senator’s son at casino, cops say

Inset: Nevada Sen. Pat Spearman with her son Na’onche Osborne (KSNV/YouTube). Background: The aftermath of crash that was allegedly caused by Aerion Warmsley he crashed his car near Interstate 15 and Spring Mountain Road in Las Vegas (KSNV/YouTube).

Inset: Nevada Sen. Pat Spearman with her son Na’onche Osborne (KSNV/YouTube). Background: The aftermath of a crash allegedly caused by Aerion Warmsley, near Interstate 15 and Spring Mountain Road in Las Vegas (KSNV/YouTube).

A 19-year-old man in Las Vegas is facing charges for a “dangerous” crime spree across multiple jurisdictions last week that included car thefts, high-speed pursuits and the murder of a former Nevada senator’s son — “just hours” after the suspect asked a woman if she “wanted to die,” cops say.

Aerion Warmsley, of North Las Vegas, faces charges of open murder with a deadly weapon and robbery with a deadly weapon for the shooting death of Na’onche Osborne — the 23-year-old son of former Democratic state Sen. Pat Spearman — last Thursday at the Aliante Casino and Hotel. The North Las Vegas Police Department released details about Warmsley’s alleged crime spree during a video briefing on Saturday night that was broadcast by local CBS affiliate KLAS. He is expected to face additional charges.

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