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   Michael Coleman   
      
   LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Videos the 8 News Now Investigators obtained show an   
   alleged hit man committing four murders as part of what detectives said was   
   retaliation in a federal loan fraud scheme involving tens of millions of   
   dollars.   
      
   Officers arrested Michael Coleman, 41, in May 2023 for the murder of Kidada   
   Stewart, 48. In September, Las Vegas Metro police announced they connected   
   Coleman to three more murders from 2021 and 2022. Earlier this month, a Clark   
   County grand jury    
   indicted Coleman for the additional murders.   
      
   On Monday, Feb 27, 2023, officers responded to a 911 from a person who said   
   they heard several gunshots near Fort Apache Road and Mountains Edge Way in   
   the southwest valley, 8 News Now reported at the time.   
      
   Officers later found Stewart deceased outside of a home. Police tracked   
   Coleman to Stewart’s murder from a traffic stop in Arizona 12 hours after   
   the shooting. Officers arrested him in May 2023 after a standoff.   
      
   Throughout the investigation, police learned of a man named Carl Chester who   
   allegedly defrauded the government of several Paycheck Protection Program   
   (PPP) loans, LVMPD Lt. Jason Johannson said. Chester and his associates would   
   disperse the money and    
   Chester would take a cut of the money for his work and help to get them the   
   loan.   
      
   When Chester did not receive his cut of the money, he would threaten or use   
   violence against the individuals to get his money, Johannson said. Chester   
   would hire Coleman to kill those who shorted Chester of his money and if   
   Coleman could not get to the    
   targeted person, he would go after family members.   
      
   In May 2021, police suspect Coleman killed Benjamin McCarty, 49, while McCarty   
   was working on his car in a parking lot in the 3900 block of Charleston   
   Boulevard. Police said Coleman parked near McCarty and approached him before   
   shooting and killing him.   
      
   Evidence the 8 News Now Investigators obtained showed video of a man police   
   believe is Coleman running from the murder scene. Detectives also obtained   
   photos from Coleman’s email, which they said showed him sending McCarty’s   
   picture to Chester before    
   the murder.   
      
   Coleman’s second murder charge involves the death of Marcus Larry, 39. Larry   
   was shot multiple times inside the Teriyaki Madness on Charleston Boulevard   
   near Town Center Drive. Police initially identified and arrested Oscar   
   Richardson, Jr., Larry’s    
   cousin, as the suspect, but he was later released once police obtained   
   evidence that he was innocent.   
      
   Video from inside the restaurant shows Larry and a minor ordering food when a   
   man barges in and shoots Larry and a cashier. The cashier survived and told   
   the grand jury she spent five weeks in the hospital.   
      
   After the murder, police believe Coleman ditched the car he was driving at the   
   nearby Red Rock Resort. DNA on the van’s handles later matched Coleman,   
   police said.   
      
   In the third murder, Coleman is accused of shooting and killing William Hill   
   Jr., 54, outside his home near Martin Luther King, Jr. and Lake Mead   
   boulevards.   
      
   Police said the same red Hyundai that was used in Stewart’s case dropped   
   Coleman off and Coleman shot Hill before being picked up by the Hyundai. The   
   getaway driver was identified as Demarcus Banks who is now deceased.   
      
   Videos show the car parking near Hill’s house and then a man, who police   
   believe is Coleman, walking toward the house.   
      
   Police said Hill’s murder was due to Hill’s son who is currently in prison   
   on PPP loan fraud. Police said since Chester could not get to Hill’s son,   
   they went after his father.   
      
      
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