Bail set for New Mexico man in 2 dead Nevada freeway wreck

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A judge says a 39-year-old New Mexico man can be freed from jail on $300,000 bail while he faces driving under the influence and child neglect charges in a freeway crash that killed two people outside Las Vegas.
Antonio Romualdo-Macedo of Albuquerque remained jailed in Las Vegas after appearing Tuesday before a who  set a Dec. 5 preliminary hearing of evidence in the case.
The judge said if he's released he must serve house arrest and wear a GPS monitor.
Romualdo-Macedo is accused of driving drunk with a 4-year-old in a child seat in a BMW that slammed into a disabled Honda sedan early Aug. 28 on Interstate 11 near Boulder City.
Authorities say 49-year-old Jennifer Rene Taylor-Beasinger of Henderson and 43-year-old Julius Milton Blankenship died in the crash.