HENDERSON -- A  Henderson man is under arrest in connection with the stabbing death of his uncle whose body was discovered lying on a street.

Thirty-four-year-old David J. Garcia was arrested Wednesday night and is facing murder charges. 

The family of the victim identifies him as 46-year-old  Roy Butanda. His body was found Wednesday around 12:30 p.m. on Copper Street.

Police say Garcia said the two got into a fight over a cell phone and the fight escalated with him stabbing his uncle several times. Garcia claims he acted in self defense.

The man's death is the second homicide in Henderson this year.

LAS VEGAS -- Dr. Karl Fazekas has been accused of sexually assaulting two female patients.

Court documents detail two separate incidents: one in which he's accused of fondling a senior citizen heart patient who went to the hospital complaining of chest pains. Reports on the second show a woman went to his office for back pain and tingling in her legs, but Dr. Fazekas began examining her pubic area.

Fazekas awaits trial on criminal charges, including attempted sexual assault, coercion and lewdness. Two alleged victims claim Fazekas was not doing what he was supposed to.

In a report, patients claim the doctor did not pay attention to the ailments they were there for, but that the doctor's actions were sexual in nature.

LAS VEGAS -- Thousands of valley homeowners who may have been caught in mortgage fraud scams have little recourse.

It was announced Thursday that 123 people were arrested in southern Nevada and accused of over-inflating home values.

Read a partial list of those arrested

"It's not the bank that misled them, it's the actual loan agent, mortgage broker," said Yolanda Macias, Citizen Home Advocates.

Homeowners already underwater in their mortgages are quickly learning there are few options available on getting them back above water.

"At this point, the banks aren't looking to cut their debt. They know the value isn't there on the properties," said Macias who works as a negotiator between banks and homeowners. She says many homeowners are confused about where to go for help.