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Las Vegas PD announce nation’s first fleet of police Tesla Cybertrucks
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) announced it had been gifted the country’s first fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks for law enforcement use. During an address, LVMPD said an unnamed
Las Vegas Police Receive 10 Tesla Cybertrucks From Mystery Donor
Images of the Cybertrucks were posted to X on Tuesday by Sheriff Kevin McMahill, who wrote, “These are badass.” McMahill also included tweets in his thread about new rollouts of technology like drones and the highly controversial shot-spotters.
Mysterious Supporter Donates 10 Tesla Cybertrucks to Las Vegas PD As SWAT and Patrol Units
A mysterious supporter donated the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department 10 Tesla Cybertrucks to be used as SWAT and patrol vehicles
Sheriff: Las Vegas Police to Receive Cybertrucks for SWAT, Patrol Use
Thanks to an unnamed donor, Las Vegas police will be receiving 10 Cybertrucks, and these vehicles would give the agency "the largest fleet of Tesla police trucks in the
Las Vegas Gets First Cybertruck Police Fleet In America
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department adds 10 Tesla Cybertrucks to its fleet for free. Some of them will serve as SWAT vehicles with specialized modifications for off-roading. It was only a matter of time before the Tesla Cybertruck found its way into police service.
10 Tesla Cybertrucks were ‘anonymously donated’ to Las Vegas Police
10 Tesla Cybertrucks will be added to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police (LVMPD) fleet for patrol and SWAT. The electric trucks were donated. During the 2025 State of the Department this week, LVMPD Sheriff Kevin McMahill announced that the department will add Cybertrucks to its fleet.
‘These are bada**’: Las Vegas police to receive Cybertruck fleet from donor
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department will receive a “fleet” of Tesla Cybertrucks to start patrolling the streets of the valley, the sheriff announced at the State of the
Las Vegas police searching for endangered 15-year-old
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Las Vegas police is asking the public for help to find a missing 15-year-old girl. Police said Jasmine Walters may be in emotional distress and in need of assistance. She was last seen Monday at 10 a.m. near Alta and Pavilion Center.
Las Vegas sheriff says his department has earned an 'A' for results
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department deserves high marks for reducing crime and will see more success with new ...
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LVMPD Touts Crime Reduction and New Safety Initiatives in 2025 State of the Department Address
LVMPD reports crime reduction and focuses on safer driving, technology use, full 911 dispatch staffing, and new training to halve officer-involved shootings.
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‘Am I Free To Go?: Las Vegas officials respond to growing fear in immigrant communities
Fear continues to grow in immigrant communities, following the Trump administration’s promise to deport millions of people ...
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Tesla cameras capture fatal Las Vegas crash involving man on way to pick up daughters from school
A man on his way to pick up his daughters was killed in a crash that projected him off his e-bike, a moment cameras on a ...
Witness helps police find Las Vegas woman accused of killing man in hit-and-run
Thanks in part to a quick-thinking witness, a Las Vegas woman has been charged with murder after allegedly hitting a ...
North Las Vegas police narcotics team seizes 30 pounds of meth in major bust
The North Las Vegas Police Department's Narcotics Team has successfully removed 30 pounds of methamphetamine from circulation, marking a significant step in the ...
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Suspect charged for murdering man and leaving his body in east Las Vegas
Owens was re-booked for an additional charge of open murder with a deadly weapon, kidnapping, first-degree murder, and multiple other charges.
Las Vegas police to receive gifted ‘fleet’ of Cybertrucks, sheriff says
Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill also said 2024 homicides and motor vehicle thefts in the department’s ...