Killer boy on the loose in Las Vegas as police warn he is ‘armed and extremely dangerous’

A teenage murder suspect is on the run after a man was shot to death during an argument inside an apartment.

Arnaz Jones, 16, is being pursued by Las Vegas police, who warned that he was “armed and extremely dangerous” and should not be approached.

The victim was shot in the stomach after a “disagreement” inside the apartment on East Centennial Parkway around 9:05 a.m. Sunday, North Las Vegas police said.

Police arrived to find Correy Dennis, 33, who knew Jones before the shooting, mortally wounded and, despite treatment at the scene, died.

Jones fled the scene before police arrived and was identified days later in a public appeal for help finding him.

Arnaz Jones, 16, is being pursued by Las Vegas police, who warned that he was “armed and extremely dangerous” and should not be approached.

Jones fled the scene before police arrived and was identified days later in a public appeal for help finding him.

Police said anyone who saw him should not interact with him in any way and instead call 911 immediately.

Jones was described as a black teenager who was 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighed 140 pounds, had medium-length black afro-style hair and brown eyes.

He was wearing a gray hoodie with designs on the front and back, which was visible in CCTV footage released by police.

Police asked anyone with information about the shooting or who could help locate Jones to contact them.

Jones was wearing a gray hoodie with designs on the front and back, which was visible in CCTV footage released by police.