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#BREAKING TERRORISM UPDATE – JOINT INVESTIGATION LVMPD Sheriff Kevin McMahill was joined this afternoon by Chief Timothy Shea of the Boulder City Police Department and Special Agent in Charge Chris Delzotto of the FBI Las Vegas Field Office to provide an update regarding a critical incident that began last night near Boulder City. On Feb. 19, 2026, at approximately 10:00 a.m., Boulder City Police received a 911 call reporting a vehicle had crashed through a secured gate at a Department of Water and Power substation. The caller also reported hearing gunshots after the crash. Responding officers located a silver Nissan Sentra that had breached the facility’s perimeter fence and come to rest inside the secured area. Officers discovered a deceased adult male in the driver’s seat suffering from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Multiple firearms were observed inside the vehicle. There is no ongoing threat to the public at this time.

#BREAKING TERRORISM UPDATE – JOINT INVESTIGATION LVMPD Sheriff Kevin McMahill was joined this afternoon by Chief Timothy Shea of the Boulder City Police Department and Special Agent in Charge Chris Delzotto of the FBI Las Vegas Field Office to provide an update regarding a critical incident that began last night near Boulder City. On Feb. 19, 2026, at approximately 10:00 a.m., Boulder City Police received a 911 call reporting a vehicle had crashed through a secured gate at a Department of Water and Power substation. The caller also reported hearing gunshots after the crash. Responding officers located a silver Nissan Sentra that had breached the facility’s perimeter fence and come to rest inside the secured area. Officers discovered a deceased adult male in the driver’s seat suffering from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Multiple firearms were observed inside the vehicle. There is no ongoing threat to the public at this time.

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#BREAKING We are releasing new video of the moment a suspect robbed a casino at gunpoint. Please take a very close look at this. Our detectives need your tips to solve this case. We’re sharing new video today as we continue to investigate an armed robbery that occurred on November 13, 2025, at about 10:29 p.m., at a casino in the 200 block of Rampart Boulevard. Patrol officers arrived within minutes, secured the scene, and notified LVMPD Commercial Robbery Detectives, who assumed the investigation. Detectives learned that the suspect—an unidentified male—walked onto the property and entered the casino through the parking garage. He was wearing a ballistic helmet, blue sunglasses, a black facemask, and a blue and yellow security-style jacket. He approached the cashier’s cage, displayed an AR-style rifle, and demanded money. The employee complied, and the suspect exited the property the same way he entered. If you have information about this incident you are urged to contact LVMPD Robbery by phone at 702-828-3591, or by email at Robbery@lvmpd.com. To remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers by phone at 702-385-5555, or at

#BREAKING We are releasing new video of the moment a suspect robbed a casino at gunpoint. Please take a very close look at this. Our detectives need your tips to solve this case. We’re sharing new video today as we continue to investigate an armed robbery that occurred on November 13, 2025, at about 10:29 p.m., at a casino in the 200 block of Rampart Boulevard. Patrol officers arrived within minutes, secured the scene, and notified LVMPD Commercial Robbery Detectives, who assumed the investigation. Detectives learned that the suspect—an unidentified male—walked onto the property and entered the casino through the parking garage. He was wearing a ballistic helmet, blue sunglasses, a black facemask, and a blue and yellow security-style jacket. He approached the cashier’s cage, displayed an AR-style rifle, and demanded money. The employee complied, and the suspect exited the property the same way he entered. If you have information about this incident you are urged to contact LVMPD Robbery by phone at 702-828-3591, or by email at [email protected]. To remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers by phone at 702-385-5555, or at

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🚁 This afternoon, LVMPD’s Air Unit assisted Clark County Park Police and fire crews in response to a fire at the Wetlands Park. Our Air Unit helped ensure the safety of the public by checking for anyone still on or near the trails after the area was closed my Park Police. We also worked with fire personnel to provide estimates on the burn size, direction of travel, and the best access routes to reach the flames quickly.

🚁 This afternoon, LVMPD’s Air Unit assisted Clark County Park Police and fire crews in response to a fire at the Wetlands Park. Our Air Unit helped ensure the safety of the public by checking for anyone still on or near the trails after the area was closed my Park Police. We also worked with fire personnel to provide estimates on the burn size, direction of travel, and the best access routes to reach the flames quickly.

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ENZO UPDATE! Many of you have asked about K9 Enzo after the stabbing incident in March of this year. We are happy to say K9 Enzo is doing well. Check out this video posted today of Enzo as he's begun to participate in some low-impact training exercises

ENZO UPDATE! Many of you have asked about K9 Enzo after the stabbing incident in March of this year. We are happy to say K9 Enzo is doing well. Check out this video posted today of Enzo as he's begun to participate in some low-impact training exercises

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We need your helping find her! Special Victims Detectives are asking for the community’s help identifying a female suspect who punched an eight-year-old on a bus on February 15, 2025. The suspect boarded the bus at Lake Mead Boulevard and H Street. The victim and victim’s mother boarded the bus shortly after and sat near the suspect. The suspect started using profanity toward the victim because the victim was looking at her. She then punched the eight-year-old in the face. The mother and suspect proceed to get into a physical altercation before the suspect exited the bus at Lake Mead Boulevard and Lamb. The female was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt, black pants, tan boots with white fur, and large hoop earrings. Anyone who may know who this individual is or has information on this incident is urged to contact detectives at 702-828-4173 or to send an email to j13525r@lvmpd.com. To remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers of NV by phone at 702-385-5555, or on the internet at Event: LLV250200053955

We need your helping find her! Special Victims Detectives are asking for the community’s help identifying a female suspect who punched an eight-year-old on a bus on February 15, 2025. The suspect boarded the bus at Lake Mead Boulevard and H Street. The victim and victim’s mother boarded the bus shortly after and sat near the suspect. The suspect started using profanity toward the victim because the victim was looking at her. She then punched the eight-year-old in the face. The mother and suspect proceed to get into a physical altercation before the suspect exited the bus at Lake Mead Boulevard and Lamb. The female was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt, black pants, tan boots with white fur, and large hoop earrings. Anyone who may know who this individual is or has information on this incident is urged to contact detectives at 702-828-4173 or to send an email to [email protected]. To remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers of NV by phone at 702-385-5555, or on the internet at Event: LLV250200053955

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REAL-TIME RESULTS! On May 12, a homeowner was out of town when their security cameras alerted them that someone was trying to get inside their Las Vegas home near Desert Inn and Arville. They called Metro. An LVMPD drone launched from a SkyPort and was overhead in seconds, locating the suspect outside the residence. Working together, the drone pilot and dispatcher quickly guided responding officers to the location, leading to an arrest. When every second counts, eyes in the sky can make all the difference. We have flown more than 12,000 drone flights so far in 2026. Today, our drones are arriving on scene before officers more than 70% of the time. That means faster response, better situational awareness, better information for our officers, and ultimately safer outcomes for our community.

REAL-TIME RESULTS! On May 12, a homeowner was out of town when their security cameras alerted them that someone was trying to get inside their Las Vegas home near Desert Inn and Arville. They called Metro. An LVMPD drone launched from a SkyPort and was overhead in seconds, locating the suspect outside the residence. Working together, the drone pilot and dispatcher quickly guided responding officers to the location, leading to an arrest. When every second counts, eyes in the sky can make all the difference. We have flown more than 12,000 drone flights so far in 2026. Today, our drones are arriving on scene before officers more than 70% of the time. That means faster response, better situational awareness, better information for our officers, and ultimately safer outcomes for our community.

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FROM STUNTS TO SCRAP What began as vehicles used for illegal street racing, stunt driving, and felony evasion ended today in a shredder. This morning, we SHREDDED two vehicles that were causing chaos on our roads! Thanks to our Hybrid RAID (Racing Apprehension and Intervention Detail)/VIPER Squad, a specialized team created to identify repeat offenders, build strong criminal cases, and hold dangerous drivers accountable. Since February 2026, the squad has arrested 24 suspects for felony evading and driver disobey peace officer offenses, connected those investigations to 36 incidents where suspects fled from police, and made 47 arrests for reckless and trick driving. Today's vehicles—a 2009 Infiniti G37S and a 2007 Nissan 350Z—weren't seized because of a speeding ticket. They were used in dangerous criminal activity that put lives at risk. One driver participated in a street takeover, drifting within feet of spectators and narrowly avoiding a collision with a semi-truck and a bus. The other repeatedly engaged in illegal stunt driving, fled from law enforcement at excessive speeds, and later changed the vehicle's appearance in an attempt to avoid accountability. Both drivers were arrested. Both vehicles were impounded. And through the legal process, both vehicles were seized and now shredded The message is clear: If you choose to race on our streets, endanger our community, and flee from law enforcement, you could lose more than your freedom, you could lose your vehicle too. From racing to recycling, these cars will never threaten our roadways again.

FROM STUNTS TO SCRAP What began as vehicles used for illegal street racing, stunt driving, and felony evasion ended today in a shredder. This morning, we SHREDDED two vehicles that were causing chaos on our roads! Thanks to our Hybrid RAID (Racing Apprehension and Intervention Detail)/VIPER Squad, a specialized team created to identify repeat offenders, build strong criminal cases, and hold dangerous drivers accountable. Since February 2026, the squad has arrested 24 suspects for felony evading and driver disobey peace officer offenses, connected those investigations to 36 incidents where suspects fled from police, and made 47 arrests for reckless and trick driving. Today's vehicles—a 2009 Infiniti G37S and a 2007 Nissan 350Z—weren't seized because of a speeding ticket. They were used in dangerous criminal activity that put lives at risk. One driver participated in a street takeover, drifting within feet of spectators and narrowly avoiding a collision with a semi-truck and a bus. The other repeatedly engaged in illegal stunt driving, fled from law enforcement at excessive speeds, and later changed the vehicle's appearance in an attempt to avoid accountability. Both drivers were arrested. Both vehicles were impounded. And through the legal process, both vehicles were seized and now shredded The message is clear: If you choose to race on our streets, endanger our community, and flee from law enforcement, you could lose more than your freedom, you could lose your vehicle too. From racing to recycling, these cars will never threaten our roadways again.

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🐾 Abandoned at the Airport… but Not Forgotten We can’t believe we have to say this… but please don’t abandon your dog at the airport — or anywhere else. On February 2, 2026, at approximately 11:39 p.m., LVMPD officers assigned to Harry Reid International Airport responded to Terminal 3 after receiving reports of a dog that had been tied to a metal carry-on baggage sizer and left behind at the JetBlue ticket counter. Airline staff advised the dog’s owner she was required to complete online documentation in order to travel with the animal as a service dog. When the required paperwork was not completed, the passenger was denied a boarding pass. She then left the dog behind and proceeded through the airport to the departure gate. Officers later located the individual at Gate D1. When asked why she abandoned the dog, she stated the airline would not allow her to fly with it and claimed the dog had a tracking device — implying it was acceptable to leave the animal behind and it would return to her. While escorting her back through the security checkpoint, she became hostile and resisted officers’ attempts to detain her. She was arrested and booked for: ▪️ Animal Abandonment ▪️ Resisting Arrest Airport employees and LVMPD Officers immediately stepped in to care for the approximately 2-year-old golden doodle/mini poodle while the owner was processed. Animal Protective Services took custody of the dog. After the mandatory 10-day hold period passed and the owner never returned, Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas stepped in. The dog — now affectionately named “Jet Blue” — is safe, in foster care, and will soon be placed in a new, loving home ❤️ This incident highlights: ✔️ LVMPD’s zero-tolerance stance on animal abuse and neglect ✔️ Strong collaboration between airport staff, TSA, Animal Control and Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas ✔️ That abandoning an animal is a serious criminal offense Event #: LLV260200007309

🐾 Abandoned at the Airport… but Not Forgotten We can’t believe we have to say this… but please don’t abandon your dog at the airport — or anywhere else. On February 2, 2026, at approximately 11:39 p.m., LVMPD officers assigned to Harry Reid International Airport responded to Terminal 3 after receiving reports of a dog that had been tied to a metal carry-on baggage sizer and left behind at the JetBlue ticket counter. Airline staff advised the dog’s owner she was required to complete online documentation in order to travel with the animal as a service dog. When the required paperwork was not completed, the passenger was denied a boarding pass. She then left the dog behind and proceeded through the airport to the departure gate. Officers later located the individual at Gate D1. When asked why she abandoned the dog, she stated the airline would not allow her to fly with it and claimed the dog had a tracking device — implying it was acceptable to leave the animal behind and it would return to her. While escorting her back through the security checkpoint, she became hostile and resisted officers’ attempts to detain her. She was arrested and booked for: ▪️ Animal Abandonment ▪️ Resisting Arrest Airport employees and LVMPD Officers immediately stepped in to care for the approximately 2-year-old golden doodle/mini poodle while the owner was processed. Animal Protective Services took custody of the dog. After the mandatory 10-day hold period passed and the owner never returned, Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas stepped in. The dog — now affectionately named “Jet Blue” — is safe, in foster care, and will soon be placed in a new, loving home ❤️ This incident highlights: ✔️ LVMPD’s zero-tolerance stance on animal abuse and neglect ✔️ Strong collaboration between airport staff, TSA, Animal Control and Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas ✔️ That abandoning an animal is a serious criminal offense Event #: LLV260200007309

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FAFO. Two vehicles used for stunt driving and felony evasion met their final destination today: the shredder. Thanks to LVMPD's Hybrid RAID/VIPER Squad, a 2009 Infiniti G37S and a 2007 Nissan 350Z were seized through the legal process after being used in dangerous criminal activity that put lives at risk. The drivers were arrested on charges including felony evading, reckless/trick driving, and endangering others. One suspect even altered the vehicle's appearance in an attempt to avoid accountability. Since February 2026, the Hybrid RAID/VIPER Squad has arrested 24 suspects, linked investigations to 36 felony evading incidents, and made 47 arrests for reckless and trick driving. Race on our streets. Endanger our community. Run from the police. FAFO. These cars won't be threatening our roadways ever again.

FAFO. Two vehicles used for stunt driving and felony evasion met their final destination today: the shredder. Thanks to LVMPD's Hybrid RAID/VIPER Squad, a 2009 Infiniti G37S and a 2007 Nissan 350Z were seized through the legal process after being used in dangerous criminal activity that put lives at risk. The drivers were arrested on charges including felony evading, reckless/trick driving, and endangering others. One suspect even altered the vehicle's appearance in an attempt to avoid accountability. Since February 2026, the Hybrid RAID/VIPER Squad has arrested 24 suspects, linked investigations to 36 felony evading incidents, and made 47 arrests for reckless and trick driving. Race on our streets. Endanger our community. Run from the police. FAFO. These cars won't be threatening our roadways ever again.

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The future of policing has arrived. ⚡️ LVMPD just unveiled the nation’s first fully operational Cybertruck patrol fleet — safer, smarter, and zero emissions. Want to drive one? Join the team. Apply now at #LVMPD #Cybertruck #NextGenPolicing #LasVegas #UPFIT #JoinLVMPD #ProtectTheCity UP.FIT UP

The future of policing has arrived. ⚡️ LVMPD just unveiled the nation’s first fully operational Cybertruck patrol fleet — safer, smarter, and zero emissions. Want to drive one? Join the team. Apply now at #LVMPD #Cybertruck #NextGenPolicing #LasVegas #UPFIT #JoinLVMPD #ProtectTheCity UP.FIT UP

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DRONE SUCCESS STORY! LVMPD officers responded to a report of a battery near Las Vegas and Elvis Presley Boulevards. As officers headed to the area, a drone was quickly deployed and located the suspect from above. Even after the suspect attempted to discard his shirt to avoid identification, the drone maintained visual contact and guided officers directly to his location, leading to a quick and safe apprehension. A clear example of how technology is helping officers respond faster and more effectively. Event: LLV260200110359

DRONE SUCCESS STORY! LVMPD officers responded to a report of a battery near Las Vegas and Elvis Presley Boulevards. As officers headed to the area, a drone was quickly deployed and located the suspect from above. Even after the suspect attempted to discard his shirt to avoid identification, the drone maintained visual contact and guided officers directly to his location, leading to a quick and safe apprehension. A clear example of how technology is helping officers respond faster and more effectively. Event: LLV260200110359

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UPDATE ON CYBER TRUCK EXPLOSION Sheriff Kevin McMahill provided an initial briefing regarding the explosion of a Cyber Truck in front of Trump Tower in Las Vegas this morning. Key details: - At approximately 8:40 a.m., reports were received of a vehicle explosion. - One person inside the Cyber Truck was killed, and seven others were injured. - Authorities have confirmed there is no further threat to the community. - The public is urged to avoid the immediate area around the explosion site. Additional details will be released later this afternoon. Please watch the media briefing for further information.

UPDATE ON CYBER TRUCK EXPLOSION Sheriff Kevin McMahill provided an initial briefing regarding the explosion of a Cyber Truck in front of Trump Tower in Las Vegas this morning. Key details: - At approximately 8:40 a.m., reports were received of a vehicle explosion. - One person inside the Cyber Truck was killed, and seven others were injured. - Authorities have confirmed there is no further threat to the community. - The public is urged to avoid the immediate area around the explosion site. Additional details will be released later this afternoon. Please watch the media briefing for further information.

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What started as a planned weekend event at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway didn’t stay at the track. As crowds left sanctioned events, some attempted to take over intersections across the valley — putting drivers, spectators, and the community at risk. 🎥 In this video: A vehicle takes over an intersection at Tropical Parkway and Celebration Way around 12:30 a.m. on April 26, 2026, as a crowd gathers. Our air unit tracks the suspect vehicle from above… until the car crashes. Officers move in and take the suspects into custody. This is exactly what our enforcement operation was designed to stop. Over a three-day, zero-tolerance operation: ▪️ 77 arrests (66 adults, 11 juveniles) ▪️ 59 vehicles towed/impounded ▪️ 10+ attempted takeover locations disrupted ▪️ 19 out-of-state participants identified ▪️ 4 firearms recovered This was a coordinated effort: 🔹 North Las Vegas Police Department cleared reckless groups in their jurisdiction 🔹 Nevada State Police targeted I-15 corridors, stopping “rolling races” and dangerous high-speed activity Street takeovers aren’t entertainment — they’re dangerous, illegal, and put lives at risk. If you choose to participate, expect enforcement. Event: LLV260400099605

What started as a planned weekend event at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway didn’t stay at the track. As crowds left sanctioned events, some attempted to take over intersections across the valley — putting drivers, spectators, and the community at risk. 🎥 In this video: A vehicle takes over an intersection at Tropical Parkway and Celebration Way around 12:30 a.m. on April 26, 2026, as a crowd gathers. Our air unit tracks the suspect vehicle from above… until the car crashes. Officers move in and take the suspects into custody. This is exactly what our enforcement operation was designed to stop. Over a three-day, zero-tolerance operation: ▪️ 77 arrests (66 adults, 11 juveniles) ▪️ 59 vehicles towed/impounded ▪️ 10+ attempted takeover locations disrupted ▪️ 19 out-of-state participants identified ▪️ 4 firearms recovered This was a coordinated effort: 🔹 North Las Vegas Police Department cleared reckless groups in their jurisdiction 🔹 Nevada State Police targeted I-15 corridors, stopping “rolling races” and dangerous high-speed activity Street takeovers aren’t entertainment — they’re dangerous, illegal, and put lives at risk. If you choose to participate, expect enforcement. Event: LLV260400099605

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#UPDATE Sheriff Kevin McMahill, alongside the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Clark County Fire Department, provided a detailed update regarding the complex investigation at a residence on Sugar Springs Drive in northeast Las Vegas near Washington and Hollywood. A little over a week ago, LVMPD received information that laboratory equipment and potentially hazardous materials may have been stored inside the home. As investigators looked deeper, they learned the property owner was connected to a 2023 illegal biological laboratory investigation in Reedley, California. In that California case, investigators reportedly discovered materials possibly associated with infectious diseases including hepatitis, COVID-19, HIV, malaria, and other potentially dangerous pathogens. While it was unknown whether similar materials were present at the Las Vegas residence, the possibility required LVMPD and partner agencies to proceed with extreme caution. Because of those concerns, LVMPD’s Counterterrorism Section and ARMOR Task Force, in partnership with the FBI and regional fire agencies, initiated a joint investigation and extensive operational planning to address the potential risk safely. Early Saturday morning at 5:51 a.m., LVMPD SWAT served the search warrant. Three individuals renting rooms inside the home were safely removed and are not involved in the investigation. Investigators focused on a locked garage believed to contain the materials. To minimize risk, LVMPD deployed drones for aerial awareness and a tactical robot to clear the interior and conduct air sampling before personnel entered. Once safe to proceed, the ARMOR team entered wearing protective equipment. Investigators observed refrigerators, a freezer, laboratory-type equipment, and numerous containers holding unknown liquid substances. Due to the unknown nature of the materials, the operation required multiple controlled entries, strict safety protocols, and extensive decontamination procedures. Evidence collection continued through Sunday and concluded at approximately 6:30 p.m. The materials were transported to a Southern Nevada Health District facility for secure storage and are now being transferred to an FBI laboratory for testing. Remediation of the residence was completed early this morning. Final checks confirmed the location is safe. One suspect connected to the property owner remains in federal custody related to the Reedley investigation. LVMPD also arrested 55-year-old Ori Solomon on a charge of disposing and discharging hazardous waste. This operation involved a coordinated response from numerous local, state, and federal partners. Sheriff McMahill emphasized that modern technology, including drones, robotics, and real-time command monitoring, played a critical role in protecting first responders while allowing the operation to move quickly and safely. We thank the residents of the neighborhood for their patience and cooperation throughout the weekend. Additional confirmed information will be released as it becomes available.

#UPDATE Sheriff Kevin McMahill, alongside the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Clark County Fire Department, provided a detailed update regarding the complex investigation at a residence on Sugar Springs Drive in northeast Las Vegas near Washington and Hollywood. A little over a week ago, LVMPD received information that laboratory equipment and potentially hazardous materials may have been stored inside the home. As investigators looked deeper, they learned the property owner was connected to a 2023 illegal biological laboratory investigation in Reedley, California. In that California case, investigators reportedly discovered materials possibly associated with infectious diseases including hepatitis, COVID-19, HIV, malaria, and other potentially dangerous pathogens. While it was unknown whether similar materials were present at the Las Vegas residence, the possibility required LVMPD and partner agencies to proceed with extreme caution. Because of those concerns, LVMPD’s Counterterrorism Section and ARMOR Task Force, in partnership with the FBI and regional fire agencies, initiated a joint investigation and extensive operational planning to address the potential risk safely. Early Saturday morning at 5:51 a.m., LVMPD SWAT served the search warrant. Three individuals renting rooms inside the home were safely removed and are not involved in the investigation. Investigators focused on a locked garage believed to contain the materials. To minimize risk, LVMPD deployed drones for aerial awareness and a tactical robot to clear the interior and conduct air sampling before personnel entered. Once safe to proceed, the ARMOR team entered wearing protective equipment. Investigators observed refrigerators, a freezer, laboratory-type equipment, and numerous containers holding unknown liquid substances. Due to the unknown nature of the materials, the operation required multiple controlled entries, strict safety protocols, and extensive decontamination procedures. Evidence collection continued through Sunday and concluded at approximately 6:30 p.m. The materials were transported to a Southern Nevada Health District facility for secure storage and are now being transferred to an FBI laboratory for testing. Remediation of the residence was completed early this morning. Final checks confirmed the location is safe. One suspect connected to the property owner remains in federal custody related to the Reedley investigation. LVMPD also arrested 55-year-old Ori Solomon on a charge of disposing and discharging hazardous waste. This operation involved a coordinated response from numerous local, state, and federal partners. Sheriff McMahill emphasized that modern technology, including drones, robotics, and real-time command monitoring, played a critical role in protecting first responders while allowing the operation to move quickly and safely. We thank the residents of the neighborhood for their patience and cooperation throughout the weekend. Additional confirmed information will be released as it becomes available.

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🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨 This morning, around 8:30 a.m., LVMPD responded to a business in the 3100 block of East Sunset Road after a large group of upset people gathered. Victims reported that they had applied for a job opportunity as third-party Amazon delivery drivers, advertised online on January 21. Applicants were asked to fill out an application and pay a $200 fee in cash, credit cards, or checks. They were told to return for an interview at a later date. Today, when several applicants returned, they discovered the business had been completely vacated by the people responsible. It turns out the job posting was a scam. As word spread on social media, more victims arrived at the location. At this time, the number of victims is unknown, and our Financial Crimes section is actively investigating. 📢 If you believe you are a victim, please contact LVMPD Financial Crimes immediately: 📞 702-828-3483 📧 FinancialCrimes@lvmpd.com

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨 This morning, around 8:30 a.m., LVMPD responded to a business in the 3100 block of East Sunset Road after a large group of upset people gathered. Victims reported that they had applied for a job opportunity as third-party Amazon delivery drivers, advertised online on January 21. Applicants were asked to fill out an application and pay a $200 fee in cash, credit cards, or checks. They were told to return for an interview at a later date. Today, when several applicants returned, they discovered the business had been completely vacated by the people responsible. It turns out the job posting was a scam. As word spread on social media, more victims arrived at the location. At this time, the number of victims is unknown, and our Financial Crimes section is actively investigating. 📢 If you believe you are a victim, please contact LVMPD Financial Crimes immediately: 📞 702-828-3483 📧 [email protected]

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🚨 WE NEED YOUR HELP 🚨 Do you know the individual responsible for a disturbing case of animal cruelty near the 5500 block of Sheila Ave (near Cheyenne and Rancho) On April 14, 2025, a man wearing red shorts and no shirt was seen throwing a small dog into a dumpster and later closing the lid before driving away. Thankfully, the dog was found the next day and is now recovering at a local animal hospital. 📞 If you have any information, please contact the LVMPD Animal Cruelty Detail at 702-828-3364. To remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers of NV at 702-385-5555 or visit

🚨 WE NEED YOUR HELP 🚨 Do you know the individual responsible for a disturbing case of animal cruelty near the 5500 block of Sheila Ave (near Cheyenne and Rancho) On April 14, 2025, a man wearing red shorts and no shirt was seen throwing a small dog into a dumpster and later closing the lid before driving away. Thankfully, the dog was found the next day and is now recovering at a local animal hospital. 📞 If you have any information, please contact the LVMPD Animal Cruelty Detail at 702-828-3364. To remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers of NV at 702-385-5555 or visit

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Enzo's Rescue 🐶💙 All parts of our incredible department including SWAT, K9, Patrol, Air Support, Dispatch, and many others worked to close roads and airlift Enzo to the emergency clinic. Thanks to the talented medical workers who stabilized and treated Enzo, he is alive today.

Enzo's Rescue 🐶💙 All parts of our incredible department including SWAT, K9, Patrol, Air Support, Dispatch, and many others worked to close roads and airlift Enzo to the emergency clinic. Thanks to the talented medical workers who stabilized and treated Enzo, he is alive today.

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LVMPD Drone Locates Missing Child When a family called 911 to report their child was missing on January 5, LVMPD’s Drone as a First Responder (DFR) team responded immediately. Within minutes, the drone was in the air near Charleston and Fort Apache and used its thermal camera to detect a heat signature consistent with a small child behind a nearby backyard. The DFR pilot relayed real-time information to dispatch, helping guide officers and the family to the child’s location. In the video, you can see the child in the backyard, and moments later, an LVMPD officer arrives on scene and assists with a safe reunion. ✅ Fast response ✅ Better information ✅ Safer outcomes #LVMPD #DroneAsAFirstResponder #DFR #PolicingInnovation #CommunitySafety Event: LLV260100022361

LVMPD Drone Locates Missing Child When a family called 911 to report their child was missing on January 5, LVMPD’s Drone as a First Responder (DFR) team responded immediately. Within minutes, the drone was in the air near Charleston and Fort Apache and used its thermal camera to detect a heat signature consistent with a small child behind a nearby backyard. The DFR pilot relayed real-time information to dispatch, helping guide officers and the family to the child’s location. In the video, you can see the child in the backyard, and moments later, an LVMPD officer arrives on scene and assists with a safe reunion. ✅ Fast response ✅ Better information ✅ Safer outcomes #LVMPD #DroneAsAFirstResponder #DFR #PolicingInnovation #CommunitySafety Event: LLV260100022361

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ENZO is going HOME! Check out this video taken earlier today. He stopped by the LVMPD K9 Facility with his handler. Enzo will continue to recover for the next several weeks and will remain off the job. Thanks for the incredible outpouring of support after this incident.

ENZO is going HOME! Check out this video taken earlier today. He stopped by the LVMPD K9 Facility with his handler. Enzo will continue to recover for the next several weeks and will remain off the job. Thanks for the incredible outpouring of support after this incident.

121,143 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

RIGHT TO JAIL! Around 8:30 p.m. last night, a stolen vehicle was detected near Lake Mead and Hollywood through our License Plate Reader (LPR) technology. Officers moved in to conduct a felony vehicle stop, but the driver took off, driving dangerously and weaving into oncoming traffic. There was no pursuit, however, the driver continued driving dangerously and eventually crashed into another vehicle near Linn Lane and Lake Mead Blvd. The person in that vehicle was taken to the hospital as a precaution, but thankfully, there were no serious injuries. The driver ran into a nearby backyard, but LVMPD's AIR5 guided officers to his location. He surrendered and was taken into custody. Great teamwork by our LVMPD Northeast Area Command patrol officers and AIR5. Event: LLV260100022713

RIGHT TO JAIL! Around 8:30 p.m. last night, a stolen vehicle was detected near Lake Mead and Hollywood through our License Plate Reader (LPR) technology. Officers moved in to conduct a felony vehicle stop, but the driver took off, driving dangerously and weaving into oncoming traffic. There was no pursuit, however, the driver continued driving dangerously and eventually crashed into another vehicle near Linn Lane and Lake Mead Blvd. The person in that vehicle was taken to the hospital as a precaution, but thankfully, there were no serious injuries. The driver ran into a nearby backyard, but LVMPD's AIR5 guided officers to his location. He surrendered and was taken into custody. Great teamwork by our LVMPD Northeast Area Command patrol officers and AIR5. Event: LLV260100022713

34,418 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

RECKLESS! On Monday, December 1, around 12:30 a.m., AIR5 spotted a reckless driver on US 95 at Charleston. The light-colored sedan was traveling at speeds between 120 and 140 miles per hour, weaving dangerously close to cars and passing on the shoulder. The vehicle was seen sparking at some points while Air 5 tried to keep up with the dangerous speeds. As you can see from this helicopter video, this could have ended in tragedy. One of our patrol officers spotted the vehicle and pulled it over on the southbound I-15 ramp from US 95. Behind the wheel was an 18-year-old who showed signs of impairment. The car also had a 16, 17, and another 18-year-old inside. Dangerous, deadly, and downright dumb. The driver was arrested, and the car was impounded. We are cracking down on dangerous driving, from the air and on the ground. So far, 148 people killed on roads within our jurisdiction in 2025. Event: LLV251200000100

RECKLESS! On Monday, December 1, around 12:30 a.m., AIR5 spotted a reckless driver on US 95 at Charleston. The light-colored sedan was traveling at speeds between 120 and 140 miles per hour, weaving dangerously close to cars and passing on the shoulder. The vehicle was seen sparking at some points while Air 5 tried to keep up with the dangerous speeds. As you can see from this helicopter video, this could have ended in tragedy. One of our patrol officers spotted the vehicle and pulled it over on the southbound I-15 ramp from US 95. Behind the wheel was an 18-year-old who showed signs of impairment. The car also had a 16, 17, and another 18-year-old inside. Dangerous, deadly, and downright dumb. The driver was arrested, and the car was impounded. We are cracking down on dangerous driving, from the air and on the ground. So far, 148 people killed on roads within our jurisdiction in 2025. Event: LLV251200000100

32,250 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Sheriff Kevin McMahill provided an update Saturday regarding a search warrant involving a suspected biological laboratory inside a residence near Washington Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard. This is an isolated incident and there is no threat to the public. On January 31, 2026, at approximately 5:51 a.m., LVMPD SWAT officers served a search warrant at a home on Sugar Springs Drive in northeast Las Vegas. The warrant was based on information indicating a biological laboratory may have been inside the residence. At the same time, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) conducted a search at a nearby home on Temple View Drive. No threat was found at that location. Inside the Sugar Springs Drive residence, investigators located evidence of possible biological material, including refrigerators containing vials with unknown liquids. LVMPD’s All-Hazard Regional Multi-agency Operations and Response (ARMOR) Section is working closely with the FBI, local fire departments, and other partners to ensure the safe recovery and mitigation of these items. This remains a complex, multi-agency investigation involving numerous specialized resources. The ongoing first responder presence in the area over the past several days is part of a slow, methodical process by design. These situations are handled with extreme caution to ensure the safety of both personnel and the community. FBI Special Agent in Charge Chris Delzotto emphasized the FBI’s role in supporting state and local partners through specialized laboratory, evidence response, scientific analysis, and technical hazards resources. One suspect has been taken into custody. Additional information will be released today at a news conference scheduled for 3:00 p.m.

Sheriff Kevin McMahill provided an update Saturday regarding a search warrant involving a suspected biological laboratory inside a residence near Washington Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard. This is an isolated incident and there is no threat to the public. On January 31, 2026, at approximately 5:51 a.m., LVMPD SWAT officers served a search warrant at a home on Sugar Springs Drive in northeast Las Vegas. The warrant was based on information indicating a biological laboratory may have been inside the residence. At the same time, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) conducted a search at a nearby home on Temple View Drive. No threat was found at that location. Inside the Sugar Springs Drive residence, investigators located evidence of possible biological material, including refrigerators containing vials with unknown liquids. LVMPD’s All-Hazard Regional Multi-agency Operations and Response (ARMOR) Section is working closely with the FBI, local fire departments, and other partners to ensure the safe recovery and mitigation of these items. This remains a complex, multi-agency investigation involving numerous specialized resources. The ongoing first responder presence in the area over the past several days is part of a slow, methodical process by design. These situations are handled with extreme caution to ensure the safety of both personnel and the community. FBI Special Agent in Charge Chris Delzotto emphasized the FBI’s role in supporting state and local partners through specialized laboratory, evidence response, scientific analysis, and technical hazards resources. One suspect has been taken into custody. Additional information will be released today at a news conference scheduled for 3:00 p.m.

22,422 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Today, we stood alongside our brothers and sisters in law enforcement to honor fallen LA County Sheriffs Deputy Levi Vargas. Deputy Vargas tragically passed away after suffering a medical emergency while participating in the 2026 Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay over the weekend. As the procession moved through the valley, officers from across Southern Nevada paid their respects—standing united in remembrance, service, and sacrifice. Deputy Vargas, 30, served with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department since 2015. He began his career as a Custody Assistant before graduating from Academy Class 413 and serving in multiple assignments, most recently at San Dimas Station. He was known among his colleagues and friends for his professionalism, commitment, and compassion for the communities he served. Deputy Vargas is survived by his wife, parents, siblings, and extended family.

Today, we stood alongside our brothers and sisters in law enforcement to honor fallen LA County Sheriffs Deputy Levi Vargas. Deputy Vargas tragically passed away after suffering a medical emergency while participating in the 2026 Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay over the weekend. As the procession moved through the valley, officers from across Southern Nevada paid their respects—standing united in remembrance, service, and sacrifice. Deputy Vargas, 30, served with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department since 2015. He began his career as a Custody Assistant before graduating from Academy Class 413 and serving in multiple assignments, most recently at San Dimas Station. He was known among his colleagues and friends for his professionalism, commitment, and compassion for the communities he served. Deputy Vargas is survived by his wife, parents, siblings, and extended family.

15,334 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

🚨 NEW VIDEO RELEASED – HELP IDENTIFY SUSPECT VEHICLE 🚨 Here is new video of the suspect vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run that occurred on Friday, June 13, 2025, near Desert Inn & Grand Canyon. The vehicle is believed to be a 2016–2019 dark-colored Nissan Sentra. The victim, Margaret Brown, was lawfully crossing in a marked crosswalk when she was struck by the vehicle making a right turn. Tragically, she succumbed to her injuries on June 16 at UMC. Her death marks the 78th traffic-related fatality in our jurisdiction this year. The driver fled the scene and has not yet been located. 🔎 If you have any information, contact LVMPD’s Collision Investigation Section at (702) 828-3595. To remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at (702) 385-5555, visit

🚨 NEW VIDEO RELEASED – HELP IDENTIFY SUSPECT VEHICLE 🚨 Here is new video of the suspect vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run that occurred on Friday, June 13, 2025, near Desert Inn & Grand Canyon. The vehicle is believed to be a 2016–2019 dark-colored Nissan Sentra. The victim, Margaret Brown, was lawfully crossing in a marked crosswalk when she was struck by the vehicle making a right turn. Tragically, she succumbed to her injuries on June 16 at UMC. Her death marks the 78th traffic-related fatality in our jurisdiction this year. The driver fled the scene and has not yet been located. 🔎 If you have any information, contact LVMPD’s Collision Investigation Section at (702) 828-3595. To remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at (702) 385-5555, visit

43,350 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr