Jury Selected for Trial of Yun Kim
The legal process has moved forward in a case involving a fatal shooting at an apartment building.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Violence

A jury has been selected for the trial of Yun Kim, who is facing charges related to a fatal 2024 shooting. The incident occurred at an apartment in Sparks.
Why it matters
The case concerns the death of a victim during a violent confrontation with workers who were renovating a unit. The trial will determine the legal culpability of the accused in this incident.
Jury selection for the trial of Yun Kim took place following the defendant's plea of not guilty to charges stemming from the September 2024 shooting. The incident took place at an apartment located in the 1800 block of E Street.
The players
Yun Kim
Yun Kim is the defendant in this case who has entered a not guilty plea to charges stemming from a shooting on E Street.
The details
The charges follow a confrontation between workers renovating a vacant apartment and Yun Kim, who allegedly returned to the scene with a firearm. One person died after the shooting was reported to authorities at 4:20 p.m.
Timeline
September 18, 2024: The fatal shooting occurred on E Street.
October 13, 2026: Jury selection occurred for the trial.
Legal Context
This case follows standard judicial protocols for addressing violent crime within the local Sparks court system. The trial is part of a broader trend of prosecuting felony charges through jury-based adjudication in Nevada.
The start of this trial serves as a reminder of local judicial timelines regarding violent crime cases. Residents should remain aware of potential courthouse activity or traffic impacts if the trial generates significant local attention.
The takeaway
The selection of a jury marks the transition of this case into the courtroom phase for formal adjudication. Residents may observe increased activity around local courthouses as the trial proceeds.
Further reading
For additional context on legal proceedings and public safety, visit the Sparks Violence section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Reno News.










