Henderson Police wrapped up their 11th Joining Forces campaign targeting distracted drivers, which ran from August 4th through September 1st. During this initiative, officers stopped 521 motorists and issued 251 speeding citations, 50 violations related to distracted driving, 38 intersection violations, and 39 citations for other traffic-related offenses. The program received $179,000 in federal funding through the Nevada Department of Public Safety.

The department has now launched their 12th Joining Forces initiative focusing on pedestrian safety, which runs through September 22nd. This ongoing program aims to save lives by increasing awareness about the dangers of reckless driving.

In a separate incident that garnered significant attention, Nevada State Senator Edgar Flores was arrested on suspicion of DUI after being found asleep in his vehicle at a traffic light on North Lamb and East Lake Mead boulevards at 4 AM on Friday. Body camera footage released by the Metropolitan Police Department shows officers finding Flores passed out in his SUV while the vehicle was still in drive with his foot on the brake. The officer knocked on the window to wake Flores, who appeared to smile at the officer upon awakening. Flores admitted to drinking before driving and stated he had been at Sunset Park playing soccer before attempting to drive home. He was released the same day as his arrest, and a status check on the filing of a criminal complaint is scheduled for January 12th.

A Henderson resident made an initial court appearance on September 10th to face federal charges for allegedly smuggling misbranded erectile dysfunction drugs.

Recent trends show continued focus by law enforcement on traffic safety initiatives, particularly targeting distracted driving behaviors and pedestrian protection. The completion of the distracted driving campaign resulted in over 300 total citations, indicating ongoing enforcement efforts to address dangerous driving practices in the community.

Citizens with information about any criminal activity are encouraged to contact Henderson Police or submit anonymous tips through local crime reporting services.

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Henderson Police report that on Tuesday, September 9, in the Green Valley neighborhood, officers responded to an alleged residential burglary. The suspect reportedly entered through a side window and removed electronics and jewelry. The case remains under investigation. On Wednesday, September 10, patrol units in the area of Lake Mead Parkway and Boulder Highway investigated an alleged vehicle break-in. Witnesses stated a male suspect smashed a vehicle window and removed a purse before fleeing on foot toward a nearby park. Police are actively seeking public assistance in identifying the suspect, described as a white male, late 20s, approximately 5'10", wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and jeans.

Later that evening, emergency units responded to a reported disturbance at a shopping center near Stephanie Street and Warm Springs Road. An alleged assault occurred between two adult males. One individual sustained minor injuries and declined medical transport. Officers detained one adult male at the scene in connection with the investigation, and charges are pending. On Thursday, September 11, in the Anthem area, a caller reported the alleged theft of a bicycle from an open garage. Officers collected evidence and the case is currently active.

Friday saw a traffic stop on Sunset Road near Eastern Avenue, resulting in the arrest of one individual for alleged possession of a controlled substance. The substance was recovered during a routine search, and the suspect was transported to the Henderson Detention Center. On Saturday, September 13, in the Inspirada community, police responded to reports of suspicious activity near a trailhead. Officers made contact with two juveniles; after investigation, no arrests were made and all parties were released to their parents.

On Sunday, September 14, patrol responded to a commercial parking lot near St. Rose Parkway and Seven Hills Drive for an alleged catalytic converter theft. Surveillance footage shows a male suspect removing auto parts with power tools in the early morning hours. Police have not made any arrests and request tips from the public if anyone recognizes a male, mid-30s, medium build, seen driving a dark-colored sedan.

Any significant trends this week indicate an increase in theft-related reports, particularly property crimes involving vehicles. Listeners with information about any of these incidents or suspect identities are encouraged to contact Henderson Police non-emergency at (702) 267-5000, and for emergencies, dial 911. Thank you for tuning in and please subscribe for more updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Henderson Police responded to a burglary in progress near Eastern Avenue and Horizon Ridge Parkway early Monday morning. Officers report the suspect allegedly forced entry into a closed business, taking electronics before fleeing on foot. The case remains under investigation.

On Tuesday afternoon, patrol units were dispatched to the Green Valley North neighborhood following reports of an alleged vehicle theft. According to police, an unattended vehicle was reportedly stolen from a strip mall parking lot near Sunset Road and Green Valley Parkway. No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing.

Later the same day, a disturbance was reported near Stephanie Street and Warm Springs Road involving an alleged physical altercation between two individuals outside a shopping center. One party was treated by paramedics on scene for minor injuries. At this time, no charges have been filed, and detectives are reviewing area surveillance footage.

Thursday evening, officers responded to calls of suspicious activity reported in the Whitney Ranch area. Police say witnesses observed an individual allegedly attempting to enter multiple parked vehicles along Whitney Ranch Drive. The subject was described as a male, medium build, wearing a gray hoodie and dark pants. Henderson Police are seeking public assistance in identifying this person. To provide information, listeners are encouraged to contact the Henderson Police non-emergency line.

Friday night, there was an alleged domestic disturbance near Lake Mead Parkway and Center Street. Officers separated the involved parties and determined that no serious injuries occurred. The incident remains under review.

There was also a report of vandalism Saturday afternoon near the Mission Hills neighborhood. Responding officers found several vehicles with windows shattered along Mission Drive. No suspects were located. The investigation is ongoing.

Finally, on Sunday evening, police investigated an alleged hit-and-run collision at the intersection of Boulder Highway and Horizon Drive. Witnesses reported a dark-colored sedan fled the scene after striking a bicyclist. The victim was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Henderson Police ask anyone with information or dashcam footage to come forward.

This week, officers noted a pattern of thefts targeting vehicles in retail and neighborhood parking lots, and multiple reports of attempted vehicle break-ins, particularly in eastern Henderson. Authorities remind listeners to secure personal property and report suspicious activity.

For non-emergency crime tips, contact Henderson Police at 702-267-5000 or visit their public website. In an emergency, always dial 911.

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Listeners, here is the daily crime report digest for Henderson, Nevada, covering September 3 through September 9, 2025.

On Friday night in the southeast area near East Tropicana Avenue and South McLeod Drive, a fatal collision occurred involving a motorcyclist and an alleged impaired driver. According to Las Vegas police reports, the suspect admitted to consuming several beers before the crash. The victim was pronounced dead at Sunrise Hospital, and police charged the suspect with DUI resulting in death. The suspect, whose name is Bryan Vargas-Caicedo, has posted bail and is under court-ordered electronic monitoring. The case is pending a preliminary hearing September 23, and the investigation remains active.

The previous week also saw an incident near a residential area in Henderson, where a police officer discharged a weapon, resulting in the death of a dog. According to local police, the animal charged at the officer during an encounter. No criminal charges were reported in connection with this incident, and the investigation has concluded.

No additional major incidents involving public suspects or requests for public assistance were reported on the City of Henderson’s police blotter this past week.

There have been no juvenile suspects identified or released and no reported home invasions, burglaries, or assaults resulting in public requests for tips during this period.

Based on the information from the week’s reports, there is no significant trend or emerging crime pattern affecting Henderson neighborhoods at this time. The number of arrests and major incidents remains consistent with previous reports, and no particular area is experiencing a noticeable uptick in criminal activity.

Listeners with information relevant to ongoing cases or persons of interest in any incident are urged to contact the Henderson Police Department’s tip line at 702-267-4750 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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Listeners, here is your Henderson, Nevada police blotter digest for criminal incidents reported over the past week:

Near Gibson Road and Horizon Ridge Parkway, officers responded Friday evening to a welfare check where a dog was fatally shot after allegedly charging at law enforcement. The incident is under investigation, and police have not requested public assistance at this time as reported by The Nevada Globe.

On Saturday, in the Green Valley neighborhood near Eastern Avenue, police handled a suspected DUI crash involving multiple vehicles. The crash resulted in four individuals hospitalized, including two with life-threatening injuries, according to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department reports. Fatal detectives are continuing the investigation, and the intersection of Windmill Lane and Las Vegas Boulevard was shut down for several hours while the scene was processed.

A burglary was reported earlier last week in the West Henderson industrial corridor. The suspect allegedly forced entry overnight into a commercial building and stole electronics. The case remains under investigation; no arrests have been announced and police have not released suspect descriptions.

In the Whitney Ranch area, officers responded to an alleged first-degree assault at a shopping plaza late Wednesday. The altercation reportedly involved two adults outside a retail store. One individual sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Officers identified the parties involved and the case is pending further review.

A vehicle theft was reported just off Stephanie Street near Sunset Road. The suspect allegedly stole a late-model pickup truck from a business parking lot Thursday afternoon. The status is under investigation and officers are reviewing surveillance footage for leads.

On Boulder Highway near Warm Springs, police responded to reports of disorderly conduct and trespassing late Friday night. The incident involved an adult male who was cited and released at the scene. No additional suspects are sought.

In the Silverado Ranch vicinity, an attempted shoplifting at a convenience store was thwarted by staff on Monday afternoon. Henderson police reviewed in-store footage and identified the alleged suspect. An arrest warrant has been requested and the case is active.

A case of criminal mischief was reported Wednesday night in Paradise Hills, where officers documented damage to public property but determined the suspect had left prior to arrival. No witnesses or suspect details have been released.

No suspect descriptions are being actively sought for public assistance at this time.

Although individual incidents varied in type, listeners should note a trend of property crimes—especially burglary and theft—targeted at commercial locations. Auto-related incidents, including DUI investigations and vehicle thefts, remain a concern in major arterial corridors. Police continue to urge vigilance around business parking lots and retail centers.

Anyone with information or tips about these or other incidents in Henderson is encouraged to contact their local agency or Crime Stoppers at (702) 385-5555. For emergencies, always dial 911.

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In Henderson this past week, several incidents of note occurred across a variety of neighborhoods. Near the Green Valley area, on August 31, police responded to an alleged vehicle burglary that reportedly took place in a commercial parking lot; property was removed from a parked car, and the case remains under investigation. The Legacy West vicinity saw a disturbance on September 1, where Henderson police assisted in a non-criminal domestic dispute—no arrests were made, and the situation was deescalated on scene with all parties cooperative.

Downtown Henderson on September 2 saw an alleged shoplifting incident at a retail plaza, where unknown suspects fled before officers arrived; police encourage anyone with information or video footage to contact their non-emergency line as the investigation is active.

On the evening of September 3 along the Sunset Station corridor, officers initiated a traffic stop after observing erratic driving. The driver was cited for reckless driving and suspected impairment. The case is pending toxicology results and remains open.

In the Anthem Highlands community early September 4, a residential breaking-and-entering was reported. The suspect—a male, described as late 20s, medium build, last seen in black clothing—remains at large. Henderson police request that anyone with relevant security footage or information call the department to assist their ongoing investigation.

Later the same day, authorities responded to a suspicious vehicle parked near the Whitney Ranch neighborhood. Officers determined the car was reported stolen out of Las Vegas, and the vehicle was recovered. At this time, no arrests have been made, and police are working with Metro to identify suspects, with this incident still under investigation.

On September 5, as part of an ongoing citywide safety initiative, Henderson police launched a focused enforcement campaign targeting pedestrian safety at major intersections, as reported by local news outlets. This comes in response to an increase in roadway fatalities throughout Nevada, highlighting a continued emphasis on public roadway and crosswalk safety.

Throughout the week, an increase in traffic-related enforcement and pedestrian awareness efforts was observed, alongside ongoing proactive patrols in neighborhoods with a recent uptick in property crimes. Listeners are reminded that no specific neighborhood has seen a sharp rise in violent offenses, but petty thefts and traffic incidents remain common. No clusters of assaults or armed robberies were reported this week.

Anyone with information regarding outstanding cases, especially involving suspect identification, is urged to contact Henderson police at 702-267-5000 or, for anonymous tips, call Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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In the Green Valley neighborhood on August 25, police responded to an alleged residential burglary. Officers report a sliding glass door was forced open and electronics were taken. The case remains under investigation with detectives following up on surveillance footage, case number 2024-18645.

Near Stephanie Street and Wigwam Parkway, on August 26, patrol units arrested a suspect for alleged motor vehicle theft after locating a stolen vehicle parked in a shopping center lot. The vehicle was recovered and the suspect is in custody pending formal charges, case number 2024-18697.

On Eastern Avenue just south of St. Rose Parkway, Henderson Police received a report of an alleged aggravated assault the evening of August 26. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was treated at the scene. The investigation is ongoing, case number 2024-18722.

In McCullough Hills, a string of alleged catalytic converter thefts from parked vehicles were reported on August 27 and 28. Officers responded to multiple calls along Horizon Ridge Parkway. No arrests have been made; detectives are actively seeking public assistance. Suspect description: male, mid-20s, wearing dark clothing and a baseball cap. Case numbers 2024-18778 and 2024-18795.

At Lake Mead Parkway and Warm Springs Road, on August 29, an alleged hit-and-run collision was reported. Witnesses described a dark SUV leaving the scene. The investigation is active as police review traffic camera footage, case number 2024-18841.

Coronado Center saw an alleged shoplifting incident on August 29, where officers detained a suspect attempting to leave a retail store with concealed merchandise. The suspect was cited and released, case number 2024-18858.

Police responded to an alleged domestic disturbance in the Anthem area on August 30. Responding units intervened and the involved parties were separated. No arrests were made; case remains open for review, case number 2024-18882.

A report of alleged vandalism came in on August 31 from the Tuscany neighborhood, where spray paint was found on public property near Via Del Sol. Officers collected evidence and canvassed the area. The investigation is ongoing, case number 2024-18914.

That same day in the West Henderson industrial corridor, officers responded to an alleged commercial burglary in progress. Upon arrival, suspects had fled the scene. Entry was made through a side door and tools were reported stolen. Police are requesting public assistance in identifying suspects described as two males, early-30s, wearing hooded sweatshirts and driving a white pickup truck. Case number 2024-18934.

Henderson Police investigated an alleged disorderly conduct incident at a local park in Seven Hills on September 1. Officers de-escalated the situation and parties dispersed without further incident, case number 2024-18961.

Over the past week, Henderson saw increased reports of property crimes, including catalytic converter thefts and burglaries in southern neighborhoods. Police urge listeners to secure vehicles and remain vigilant. If you have any information on these or other incidents, contact Henderson Police tips line at 702-267-5000 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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In Henderson over the previous week, police responded to several notable incidents. On Thursday evening near Sunset Station, a 12-year-old boy was reported missing after allegedly taking an SUV. According to KSNV, the juvenile was located safely early Friday morning; the incident remains under investigation and no criminal charges are pending as of now.

In the southwest area near Hacienda Avenue and Tenaya Way, ongoing investigations into alleged human trafficking and illegal brothel activity resulted in law enforcement action last week. Three adults were arrested in connection with the case, which also involved multiple property searches by police and collaboration with federal agencies. Arrested individuals face charges including pandering, sex trafficking, living from the earnings of prostitution, and encouraging the operation of a brothel. These suspects are scheduled for preliminary hearings in early September. The investigation is still active.

Listeners should note that there are no active public appeals for suspect information in these cases at this time. No incidents involving requests for listener assistance with suspect descriptions have been reported in the last week.

There have been no reports of major assaults, robberies, or other violent crimes in Henderson this week from publicly available sources. Routine traffic and disturbance calls occurred across Green Valley and the Lake Mead Parkway corridor, but no major incidents were logged that involved arrests or active investigations.

So far, there are no emerging trends or significant crime patterns in Henderson this reporting week. The most prominent event was the successful resolution of the missing juvenile case and the outcome of the regional human trafficking investigation.

If anyone has information on ongoing investigations or other criminal activity, Henderson Police encourage tips via their non-emergency tip line at 702-267-5000 or anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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On Wednesday in the Green Valley area, Henderson police responded to an alleged residential burglary. Officers report a break-in during daytime hours with electronics missing. The incident remains under investigation.

On Thursday evening near Warm Springs Road and Stephanie Street, patrol conducted a traffic stop leading to discovery of illegal narcotics and paraphernalia after a vehicle search. One adult male was arrested and booked into the Henderson Detention Center.

Friday saw an alleged robbery at a convenience store in the Anthem Highlands neighborhood. Two suspects entered with their faces partially concealed, demanding cash and fleeing with an undisclosed sum. Henderson police are seeking public assistance in identifying the suspects, described as adult males, mid-20s, both approximately 5 feet 10 inches, one wearing a red hoodie and the other a black jacket. The case is open and under active investigation.

Late Friday night, patrol responded to a disturbance near Lake Mead Parkway and Boulder Highway. The alleged altercation involved multiple parties with minor injuries reported; medical attention was provided on scene. No arrests have been made, and detectives are conducting follow-up interviews.

Saturday afternoon in the Seven Hills area, a vehicle theft was reported in a shopping center parking lot. The stolen vehicle is a blue 2023 Honda Accord with Nevada plates. Officers are reviewing surveillance footage and following leads. The public is urged to report any sightings.

Early Sunday morning, officers investigated an alleged vandalism incident near Horizon Ridge Parkway and Valle Verde Drive, involving graffiti spray-painted across several businesses’ walls. The case is ongoing and additional patrols were dispatched to the area.

Additionally, throughout the week, Henderson officers responded to several calls related to alleged identity theft and fraud in the Inspirada area. All cases remain open with no arrests at this time.

Significant patterns observed include a rise in property crimes, particularly theft from vehicles and vandalism in retail areas. The Henderson Police Department reminds listeners that anyone with information regarding these cases or any other criminal activity can contact the non-emergency line at 702-267-5000 or submit anonymous tips to Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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Last week in Henderson, Nevada, several notable public safety incidents were reported, with activity focused across various neighborhoods and no significant escalation in violent crime.

On August 24, near Duarte Drive and Manzanita Street, the Henderson Police Department initiated a search for 93-year-old Leonor Martel, who is classified as missing and endangered due to her age and weather conditions. She was last seen around 9:28 a.m., and officials are actively seeking the public’s assistance. Martel is described as 5’2”, 100 pounds, with black eyes and blonde hair. Anyone with information is asked to contact Henderson Police at 702-267-5000 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555, as the case remains under investigation, and her safe return is a top priority according to KTNV.

Throughout the week, Henderson Police responded to several patrol checks and suspicious activity across a range of locations including several residential and commercial areas. These included disturbance calls and suspicious circumstances in the Pittman and Green Valley areas, as well as near intersections along Sunset Road and Green Valley Parkway. Most cases remain routine and are monitored or under standard investigation, with no ongoing requests for public involvement at this time.

Nearby, police were alerted to a vandalism report in a commercial zone on Harris Street. This alleged property damage incident remains under investigation, and police have not announced any suspects or made arrests. Similarly, law enforcement received multiple reports of petty theft in retail and shopping district locations, particularly near Sunset Station and the Galleria at Sunset; all these cases are currently under investigation.

In downtown’s Water Street District, a traffic-related incident—classified as a reckless driving report—was logged on August 22. Officers responded and documented the incident; no injuries or arrests have been reported and the incident is still being reviewed.

Henderson Police also conducted several welfare checks in West Henderson, responding to requests for officer presence or citizen assistance. No criminal activity was found in these cases, and they were closed without further incident.

For the week reviewed, there were no reported homicides, major assaults, or large-scale narcotics operations noted in police activity summaries. Henderson Police have not issued suspect descriptions for public assistance regarding other incidents, and there are no open requests for community help outside the missing person case.

Current trends indicate a steady volume of routine property and disturbance calls, with patrol deployments consistent across residential and commercial areas. The department continues to urge vigilance for suspicious activity as well as public assistance only in active investigations when specifically requested.

Anyone with information about any criminal activity is encouraged to call Henderson Police at 702-267-5000 or, to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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