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🚨 Meet our new mobile Tactical Operations Center! This upgraded vehicle boosts LVMPD’s response to critical incidents with advanced tech and dedicated space for crisis teams. Thanks to federal funding and our hardworking teams for making this possible. Keeping Southern Nevada safe!

Today we remember Officer Donald C. Weese, who joined the LVMPD on 9/11/1990. On Oct. 23, 1992, he was killed in a crash while responding to a gun call. He died at the scene from his injuries at just 25. His service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

A first accident can be overwhelming—especially at 16. After a minor crash near Centennial Center Blvd, Officer Matthew Muzdeka reassured a young driver and his sister, helping them get home safely. For his compassion, he received the October Good Ticket Award. #LVMPD

Between Nov. 23-26, 1990, Herbert Grossman, 68, was robbed and murdered in his Las Vegas apartment. The case is unsolved. If you have info, contact LVMPD Homicide at 702-828-3521 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555. #NeverForgotten #ColdCase

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. A wrong-way crash near Sahara and Tenaya left both drivers in critical condition. Six lives have been lost on our roads in recent weeks. If you're impaired, DON'T DRIVE. If you feel unwell, pull over safely. Your choices can save lives. Drive responsibly.

BEST OF THE BADGE GALA 2026 The LVMPD Foundation honored officers for their bravery and service at its 13th Annual Best of the Badge Gala. Among the honorees was fallen Officer Austin Zade Abdelnabi, who made the ultimate sacrifice on August 4, 2026. Congratulations to all recipients!

SIX LIVES LOST. ONE DEVASTATING WEEK. Six more lives were lost on our roads this week, one of our highest weekly totals since January. Behind every number is a person, a family, and a community forever changed. Your decisions behind the wheel matter. Let’s make every trip count.

💜 TOGETHER WE REMEMBER Join the LVMPD Victim Services Unit for a Tree Dedication Ceremony honoring the lives lost to domestic violence in 2025. 🗓️ Oct. 14, 2026 ⏰ 6–7 p.m. 📍 Pearson Community Center Stand with us in remembrance and support during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

EOW: Police Officer Truong Thai October 13, 2022 Today we remember Officer Truong Thai, who served the LVMPD for 23 years with dedication and heart. A mentor and leader, he was killed in the line of duty on Oct. 13, 2022. He loved his daughter Jada, volleyball, and sailing. His legacy lives on.

RAINY WEATHER DIDN'T DAMPEN DUI ENFORCEMENT Despite wet roads from Rachel, LVMPD and our partners conducted a DUI Blitz over the weekend. Results: 314 stops 232 citations 24 DUI arrests 3 other arrests 1 recovered firearm 27 vehicles towed Driving is a privilege, not a right. Never drive impaired

Today we remember Officer Marc Alan Kahre, who joined the LVMPD in 1973, and gave his life in the line of duty on 10/11/88. He was shot while confronting a violent suspect during a patrol stop. Kahre was 34. His sacrifice will never be forgotten.

HONORING A FALLEN HERO Today, we unveiled Officer Austin Zade Abdelnabi’s portrait on the Wall of Honor at LVMPD Headquarters. Joined by his wife, Sage, and his family, we honored his sacrifice and reaffirmed Sheriff McMahill’s promise: We will never forget his name.

CELEBRATING ACHIEVEMENT! Today, we gathered at LVMPD Headquarters to celebrate our Pins & Promotions honorees, including Assistant Sheriff Fred Haas, who marked 25 years with the department. Congratulations, and thank you for your dedication!

EOW: Police Sergeant Paul DeWeert Oct 8, 1967. Today, we honor his 20 years of service with the LVMPD. Known as "Pappy," he was respected immensely by the community. Unarmed, he was tragically killed by a drunk ex-convict at 60 in North Las Vegas. He will never be forgotten.

End of Watch: Ofc. Milburn "Milli" Beitel III Oct 8, 2009 Remembering a devoted public servant and Marine who tragically lost his life at 30, swerving his patrol car to avoid a citizen’s vehicle. His legacy lives on in our hearts.

Town Square was the place to be for National Night Out! Enterprise, South Central & Convention Center Area Commands brought the community together for a night of fun, connection & hands-on experiences with LVMPD. Thank you to everyone who hung out with us!

Downtown Summerlin was the place to be for National Night Out! Summerlin, Northwest & Spring Valley Area Commands joined forces with SWAT, CSI, Traffic & more for a night of food, fun, games, music & community connection. Thank you for joining us!

National Night out with Southeast Area Command brought the community together! Located at Hollywood Recreation Center, friends and family enjoyed food, music, dancing, and good conversation. There were also free eye and dental exams and other resources available for those to enjoy!

ONE LIFE LOST. STILL ONE TOO MANY. While that number is lower than in previous weeks, we cannot call it a victory. One family is still facing an unimaginable loss. One life is still one too many. Let’s work together to make sure next week’s number is ZERO.

CURFEW ⏰ Heading downtown? Know the hours, especially for First Friday. Unaccompanied minors under 18: Downtown enhanced curfew is 9pm–5am Fri, Sat, legal holidays & NYE. Elsewhere: Sun–Thu 10pm–5am; Fri–Sat 12am-5am CCSD summer vacation/school holidays: 12am-5am

GO KNIGHTS GO! The Vegas Golden Knights hosted LVMPD members and their families for a special event honoring their response and heroism during the tragic 1 October event. Members enjoyed a team practice, player photos and autographs, and lunch. We’re grateful for their continued support!

1 October Sunrise Remembrance Ceremony This morning, we gathered to honor the lives lost on October 1, 2017, and remember the survivors, families and first responders forever changed by that night. We stand with all who continue to heal. We will never forget.

EOW: Police Officer Charleston Hartfield October 1, 2017 Today, we remember Ofc. Charleston Hatfield, a U.S. Army combat veteran and 11-year LVMPD officer. Hartfield was killed while heroically helping others during the Route 91 shooting. He served with honor, on duty and off. He was 34.

🚨🚦 THE FLASHING YELLOW DILEMMA 🚦🚨 You’re approaching an intersection. The light starts flashing yellow. Now what? 🤔 Do you go? Do you slow down? Do you stop? Suddenly, a simple traffic signal becomes THE FLASHING YELLOW LIGHT DILEMMA.

TRAFFIC FATALITY REPORT! Four more lives were lost on our roads this week. That’s four families facing a loss that can’t be undone. One bad decision can change everything. Drive like someone’s life depends on it, because it does!

EOW: Police Officer Edward Contreras September 28, 2021 Today, we remember Ofc. Edward Contreras, a U.S. Marine combat veteran and 15-year LVMPD officer. He served in Patrol and Traffic alongside his brother. Contreras passed away from COVID-19 complications. He is deeply missed.

Today, we had the honor of hosting the LVMPD Volunteers Luncheon, celebrating the incredible dedication, generosity, and commitment of our amazing volunteers. These selfless individuals give their time and energy to support the men and women of the LVMPD.

TRAFFIC INITIATIVE! Today, LVMPD officers were out conducting traffic enforcement as part of the Southern Nevada Traffic Task Force. When you are behind the wheel: 🚗 Slow down 📵 Put the phone away 👀 Pay attention 🔒 Buckle up ❤️ Make it home safe

TRAFFIC FATALITY REPORT! Two lives were lost on our roads this week. Two families are now living with an unimaginable loss. Slow down. Stay focused. Buckle up. Never drive impaired. Take responsibility behind the wheel. Make safe choices. Get home alive.

EOW: Deputy Sheriff John T. Allen September 18, 1928 Deputy Allen was commissioned by Sheriff Sam Gay and gave his life in the line of duty after apprehending a horse theft suspect. He was 61. Nearly a century later, we honor his service and sacrifice.

LIMA Graduation! Today, we celebrated graduates of the Law Enforcement Intervention for Mental Health and Addiction (LIMA) program. Congratulations to everyone who reached this milestone and took another step toward a brighter future!

End of Watch: CO Victor Hunter 9/16/2011 At 46, Hunter joined the LVMPD with his son, becoming the first father-son academy grads. Known for his faith, warmth, and love of singing, Hunter's legacy lives on through his family and the lives he touched. 🖤 #NeverForgotten #LVMPD

TRAFFIC FATALITY REPORT This week, one person lost their life. While that number is lower than previous weeks, it’s still not good enough. Every trip matters. Stay focused. Wear your seat belt. Never drive impaired. Let’s make safer choices behind the wheel and help bring everyone home.

CELEBRATING NATIONAL POLICE WOMAN DAY! We are honoring the incredible women who have blazed new paths and contributed to the LVMPD, both past and present. Their service has helped shape the agency we are today and they continue to inspire those who follow in their footsteps.

Las Vegas Ten-13 Remembrance Today, the community gathered at Police Memorial Park for a September 11 remembrance hosted by the City of Las Vegas and Las Vegas Ten-13 Club. As we mark 25 years, we honor the 2,977 lives lost and those who continue to keep their memories alive.

Remembering September 11 💙 This morning, LVMPD officers joined Las Vegas Fire & Rescue at Station 5 for the annual Tolling of the Bell Ceremony, honoring the victims of 9/11 and the 343 FDNY firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice.

TRAFFIC FATALITY REPORT! Two more lives were lost on our roadways this past week. Every trip is a chance to make the right choice. Slow down. Stay focused. Wear your seat belt. Never drive impaired. Please do your part to keep yourself, your loved ones, and everyone sharing the road safe.

Happy Labor Day from LVMPD! As we enjoy this holiday with family and friends, we recognize the hardworking men and women who help make our community stronger every day. Whether you're working today or enjoying a well-deserved day off, we wish you a safe and happy Labor Day!

HOLLYWOOD AREA COMMAND IS NOW OPEN! Sheriff Kevin McMahill joined public officials and the community to open the new facility, which will temporarily house Southeast Area Command during renovations. Officer Austin Zade Abdelnabi’s locker will be preserved in his honor.

TRAFFIC FATALITY REPORT! One life was lost on our roadways this week. While one is fewer than previous weeks, one life lost is still one too many. Slow down. Stay focused. Buckle up. Never drive impaired. Let’s work together to make sure everyone gets home safely.

AUGUST GOOD TICKET AWARD! 🎊 Congratulations to Officer Grant Okinaka! He helped lead “Pack the Mack,” distributing 15,000 backpacks to local students, and is a key member of AAPIA. Thank you to Resorts World Las Vegas and the LVMPD Foundation for recognizing his service.

Ofc. Austin Zade Abdelnabi was laid to rest Saturday in Greer, South Carolina. We are deeply grateful to the law enforcement agencies, organizations, businesses, and community partners who honored him. Forever remembered. Forever honored. Forever LVMPD 💙

Honoring Our K9 Heroes 🐶 Today, we unveiled commemorative pavers honoring K9 Tony and K9 Leico. Thank you to Nami, a supporter of the LVMPD Foundation’s Best of the Badge, for helping honor their dedication and service to our department and community.