Las Vegas: Who Is Eric Holland? Arrested Man Caught With Severed Head, What Are His Charges?

Las Vegas Police has arrested a man named Eric Holland on Thursday. 

Police searched Eric Holland for unrelated charges when they found a severed head in his truck. The authorities are still investigating the case.

Las Vegas Police Arrested Eric Holland- Who Is He?

Las Vegas metro police arrested Eric Holland. He is a 57 years old man. They discovered human remains inside his truck when they were taking him into custody on Thursday.

He had escaped from the police when they first spotted him. Later, they tasered him at a traffic stop near the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino.

He was shortly arrested after police found large coolers in his truck bed. But shockingly discovered human remains, including a severed head inside the truck while checking it.

Police records show that he was charged for theft, embezzlement of a motor vehicle, and other unrelated charges in 2019. However, evidence suggests that he did not appear during Christmas at the scheduled court hearing.

The higher-ups have not provided any background information about him. He is identified as a driver only.

Eric Holland Was Caught With Severed Head On His Truck

Police discovered a severed head in the large coolers placed in Eric Holland’s truck. The investigators are yet to identify the victim.

There are no further updates about the case since they are still working on it. Nevertheless, Fox News has pointed out the fact that murder cases in Las Vegas have increased by 48% compared to last year around this time.

Police records show that the murder case was 96 in 2020, but it has increased to 143 this year. This kind of incident will scare the community away as their safety may not be guaranteed.

What Are The Charges On Eric Holland?

Eric Holland will face the additional charges of open murder. He was previously charged for theft, embezzlement of a vehicle, and unrelated charges in 2019.

The charges are still unclear, but he already missed the court hearing date during Christmas. He is set to go to court on Monday with an additional charge of open murder.

Nonetheless, investigators are yet to present the facts related to the incident to prove him guilty of the murder.

You May Also Like