Last week in Henderson, Nevada, police responded to a fatal shooting following a road rage incident on the 215 Beltway. The altercation reportedly began as two drivers attempted to pass each other in congested traffic before escalating into a verbal confrontation. One driver, later identified as Tyler Johns, allegedly fired a handgun into the other vehicle, striking and fatally wounding 11-year-old Brandon Dominguez-Chavarria, who was a passenger being driven to school by his stepfather. After both vehicles stopped on the freeway, the drivers exited and engaged in a heated verbal exchange. Johns remained on the scene and allowed himself to be taken into custody by police without further incident. He has been charged with murder and other related offenses and is currently being held without bail as the investigation continues. Henderson Police Chief Reggie Rader confirmed the two were “jockeying for positions” prior to the shooting. Police are not actively seeking other suspects in this case at this time, but anyone with additional information is encouraged to contact authorities.

Elsewhere in Henderson, several property crime incidents were logged during the week. Recent reports indicate an uptick in burglary, break-ins, and thefts specifically focusing on catalytic converters from parked vehicles. These crimes have predominantly occurred in east Henderson around the Green Valley and Whitney Ranch neighborhoods. Investigations are ongoing for these alleged thefts and no arrests have been announced yet. Police urge residents to secure valuables and report suspicious activity.

In a separate incident, Henderson Police responded to an attempted carjacking involving a suspect allegedly armed with a knife near West Flamingo Road and South Decatur Boulevard, just outside the city. According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, officers encountered the suspect at an apartment complex entrance. The suspect failed to comply with verbal commands and reportedly brandished a knife, resulting in a physical altercation and subsequent officer-involved shooting. The suspect, whose identity has not been released, remains in critical condition. This case remains under active investigation.

There are no public requests for suspect descriptions this week, as police believe all involved parties in the major violent incidents are accounted for. No significant incidents involving juveniles were made public.

A significant trend over the past week is a continued concern with road rage-related violence on Henderson freeways and thefts targeting auto parts. Police are reminding listeners to de-escalate when driving, keep vehicle doors locked, and report suspicious behavior immediately.

Anyone with information regarding these or other incidents is urged to contact Henderson Police at (702) 267-5000. For anonymous tips, call Crime Stoppers at (702) 385-5555.

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A fatal shooting occurred on the 215 Beltway after a road rage incident between two drivers escalated. According to the Henderson Police Department, the drivers were jockeying for position on the congested freeway and exchanged words before one opened fire into the other vehicle, striking an 11-year-old passenger. The child was transported to a hospital but died from injuries sustained in the shooting. The suspect, identified as Tyler Johns, was taken into custody without incident and has been charged with murder, discharging a firearm from or within a vehicle, and discharging a firearm into an occupied structure. The case remains under investigation, and Johns is currently in custody.

An armed carjacking led to an officer-involved shooting in Spring Valley. Police responded to reports of a man with a knife attempting to carjack a vehicle near the Bella Vita apartment complex. When officers arrived, the suspect did not comply with orders, and a physical altercation ensued. An officer shot the suspect, who was transported to a hospital in critical condition. No officers were injured. The incident is under investigation, and the suspect remains in custody.

A 19-year-old suspect, Jose Gutierrez, made his first court appearance after being charged in connection with a fatal 12-car crash that killed two people. According to police, Gutierrez was driving at a high rate of speed and did not apply the brakes before the collision. He faces multiple charges, including two counts of open murder and attempted murder. The case is under investigation, and Gutierrez remains in custody.

Three suspects were identified in a carjacking chase that began in Laughlin and ended in Henderson. The suspects face multiple charges, including robbery with a deadly weapon. The investigation is ongoing, and all suspects remain in custody.

A woman was found shot in a car near a Clark County fire station. Police have provided probable cause for the suspect's arrest, and the investigation is ongoing. The suspect is in custody.

No significant trends or patterns have emerged from the incidents reported this week. For tips on any of these cases, listeners are encouraged to contact the Henderson Police Department or the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

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Henderson Police responded to a fatal alleged road rage shooting just after 7:30 a.m. Friday on the 215 Beltway near Gibson Road. The incident began as two vehicles were jockeying for position in congested freeway traffic, eventually leading both drivers to roll down their windows and argue. According to Henderson Police, Tyler Matthew Johns, age 22, allegedly fired a single shot from his handgun into a hybrid SUV, striking an 11-year-old boy, Brandon Dominguez-Chavarria, who was sitting in the back seat on his way to school. The child was transported to a local hospital but later succumbed to his injuries, which the Clark County Coroner has stated were caused by a gunshot wound to the head. After the shot was fired, the SUV’s driver, identified as the child's stepfather Valente Ayala, rammed the suspect’s vehicle, bringing both vehicles to a stop in the middle of the freeway. Both men exited their vehicles and began a heated exchange, during which two witnesses intervened.

A Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer happened upon the altercation and detained Johns, who, according to arrest records cited by ABC News, admitted to discharging his firearm but claimed he did not know there was a child in the vehicle. The case has been designated as open murder, and Johns was booked for both open murder and discharging a firearm into an occupied vehicle. He is being held without bail pending his preliminary court hearing scheduled for December 4. The status of the investigation is ongoing and described as under investigation by law enforcement, with officials emphasizing the gravity of the incident and the need for thorough review. No further suspects are being sought in connection with this case at this time.

There were no public requests for assistance with suspect descriptions or leads involving other recent major crimes in the Henderson area over the past week, and no additional crime cases have been reported by local news sources.

The most significant trend this week was an isolated but tragic act of gun violence related to alleged road rage, highlighting the dangers of escalated encounters on public roadways. No pattern of similar incidents has been identified over this period. Henderson Police remind the public that anyone with information related to this or any other crime is asked to contact Henderson Detectives or submit an anonymous tip through Crime Stoppers.

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The past week in Henderson, Nevada saw several notable criminal incidents according to police and reliable media reports. In the Sunridge Heights area, Henderson Police are investigating a fatal road rage shooting that occurred on Friday morning near Eastern Avenue and Sunridge Heights Parkway. Officers responded after reports of gunfire between occupants of two vehicles. An 11-year-old boy, seated in the back of one car, was fatally shot. The alleged shooter, identified as Tyler Matthew Johns, age 22, was apprehended at the scene and charged with open murder. The investigation is ongoing, and police have not indicated a need for additional suspect information or public assistance at this time.

In Green Valley, local authorities responded to an alleged vehicle burglary early Wednesday near Valle Verde Drive and Warm Springs Road. Witnesses reported a male suspect breaking into several parked cars. Officers arrived and searched the area, but the suspect had fled by the time police arrived. The incident remains under investigation.

In the Gibson Springs area, on Thursday night, a domestic dispute allegedly escalated into a physical altercation near Stephanie Street and Wigwam Parkway. Officers arrested a 34-year-old male at the scene, and he faces possible battery charges. This case is pending further investigation and review by the district attorney.

Friday afternoon in MacDonald Ranch, a hit-and-run collision was reported near Horizon Ridge Parkway and Carnegie Street. A pedestrian suffered minor injuries after being struck by a vehicle which left the scene. Police are seeking information from the public regarding a possible gray sedan connected to the incident. Anyone with details is encouraged to contact Henderson Police.

Saturday evening saw a drug-related incident in the Whitney Ranch neighborhood. During a routine traffic stop near Russell Road and Whitney Ranch Drive, officers allegedly discovered narcotics inside the vehicle of a 28-year-old male, who was taken into custody. The investigation is ongoing and charges are pending lab analysis.

On Sunday night, Henderson officers responded to a report of shots fired in the neighborhood surrounding Lake Mead Parkway and Boulder Highway. Officers located shell casings in the roadway, but no victims or suspects were found at the scene. This incident remains under investigation.

Throughout the week, the Henderson Police Department reports a marked decrease in overall crime rates, continuing a downward trend noted in previous monthly updates. However, incidents involving vehicle-related thefts and disputes remain a persistent concern.

Listeners who may have witnessed any of the above incidents or possess relevant information are urged to call the Henderson Police non-emergency line at 702-267-5000, or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555 to provide anonymous tips.

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Listeners, here is your daily crime report digest for Henderson, Nevada, covering the week ending Friday, November 14, 2025.

Early on Friday morning, just after 7:30 a.m., in the area of westbound I-215 near Gibson Road, authorities responded to a fatal road rage shooting incident. According to Henderson Police, two vehicles were jockeying for position as they merged from I-11 onto the 215 Beltway. Both drivers rolled down their windows and exchanged words during the altercation. Police say a 22-year-old man, later identified as Tyler Matthew Johns, allegedly produced a handgun and fired one round into the other vehicle, striking an 11-year-old child seated in the back. According to Chief Reggie Rader, the child, who was on his way to school with his stepfather, tragically succumbed to his injuries at University Medical Center. After the shooting, the stepfather rammed the suspect's vehicle, bringing both to a stop in the middle of the freeway. Both drivers exited their vehicles and continued their confrontation before a passing Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer detained the suspect on site. Police recovered the firearm and Johns was booked into the Henderson Detention Center on charges of open murder with a deadly weapon and discharging a firearm into an occupied vehicle. The case is classified as under investigation.

The westbound lanes on the 215 Beltway near Gibson Road were closed for several hours as Henderson Police and state authorities processed the scene. Police are requesting assistance from anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has dashcam footage. Those with information are urged to contact the Henderson Police Department at 702-267-5000, or submit anonymous tips via Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

No additional major criminal incidents in Henderson have been publicly reported throughout the past week.

Officers note no immediate danger to the general public relating to the I-215 shooting but emphasize the importance of patience and caution given increased traffic congestion and heightened tempers, particularly as the holiday season approaches.

There is a noticeable trend of violent confrontations arising from traffic-related disputes. Law enforcement urges all listeners to avoid escalating road rage scenarios and to prioritize safety and respect on shared roadways.

If you have tips relating to any crime in Henderson, call the Henderson Police Department at 702-267-5000, or provide an anonymous tip through Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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Carjacking and pursuit from Laughlin concluded in Henderson near I-11 and Wagon Wheel just after 3 p.m. on Wednesday, November 12. Three men allegedly carjacked a Laughlin resident at gunpoint, forcibly taking his vehicle before fleeing north at high speed. Law enforcement tracked the suspects for over 70 miles into Henderson, where the suspects crashed and attempted to flee on foot. Officers apprehended all three suspects within the vicinity. Police continue to investigate whether the individuals may be connected to an earlier carjacking in Las Vegas. This case remains under investigation, and all suspects are in custody. Officers urge anyone with additional information on related carjackings to contact the Henderson Police Department.

In the area of City Hall, Henderson, on January 9, 2025, Metro’s Public Integrity Squad launched an investigation into Councilwoman Carrie Cox. It is alleged Cox unlawfully recorded a confidential conversation between another councilwoman and community members without consent. According to the investigation, Cox is accused of multiple alleged acts of misconduct including operating an unlicensed daycare in Henderson over recent years, using her position for personal and political favors, and soliciting donations under potentially false pretenses. The police report states Cox is currently charged with one felony count related to surreptitiously recording a private conversation; additional allegations remain under review for possible civil or administrative proceedings. Cox was indicted by a Clark County grand jury and a judge has ordered she have no contact with the named councilwoman except during official city meetings. Cox’s arraignment is scheduled for Thursday. She maintains her innocence and awaits court proceedings.

No suspect descriptions are being circulated for the public’s assistance at this time in connection with these incidents.

Henderson experienced an alleged armed carjacking, a major pursuit, and multiple arrests arising from suspected serial property crimes last week. There was also a significant misconduct case involving a city official with criminal and ethical allegations under ongoing review. No current evidence of coordinated crime sprees, but listeners should remain vigilant for high-profile property or public integrity crimes under continued investigation.

Anyone with information about these or other incidents is asked to contact the Henderson Police Department non-emergency line or submit anonymous tips through Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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During the previous week in Henderson, Nevada, several notable incidents were reported. According to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, a significant event occurred near Nevada State University on Wednesday, November 12, shortly before 2 p.m. Multiple suspects allegedly carjacked a victim at gunpoint and fled the scene, leading to a police pursuit that ended near the university campus. Law enforcement responded with a shelter-in-place order for the area around Paradise Hills Drive, affecting the Kasner Academic Building, Christenson Education Building, and The Village student housing complex. Several arrests were made in connection with this carjacking and there is an ongoing investigation into the incident. The shelter-in-place order was lifted later that afternoon after the situation was brought under control. Police have not released suspect descriptions at this time, as those involved are in custody.

In a separate issue concerning public officials, reports surfaced that Henderson City Councilwoman Carrie Cox is the subject of an ongoing investigation by local law enforcement. The police report references allegations of misconduct related to a recent incident involving Cox. Details remain limited as the investigation is active.

Throughout the week, increased police presence was noted in areas surrounding Nevada State University, especially near Paradise Hills. Authorities urged caution and advised individuals in the impacted neighborhoods to remain attentive to official alerts during these operations.

There were no major incidents reported regarding juvenile suspects or victims, and no requests for public assistance related to unidentified suspects have been made by police.

Listeners should note an apparent uptick in violent crimes involving vehicles and firearms, including armed carjacking, near the university district. Police continue to emphasize the need for community vigilance and prompt reporting of suspicious activity.

Anyone with information or tips regarding ongoing investigations is encouraged to contact Henderson Police at 702-267-5000 or visit the nearest station. For emergencies, listeners should always call 911.

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In the past week, Henderson Police responded to several notable criminal incidents across the city. In the Inspirada neighborhood, officers arrested a suspect in connection with alleged animal cruelty after a small dog was found inside a trash bag in a public area. The case remains active pending further investigation and review by the district attorney’s office, as reported by KTNV, and police are not seeking public assistance at this time.

Near the intersection of Boulder Highway and Galleria Drive, there was an alleged shooting incident involving a woman’s ex-boyfriend. The suspect reportedly fired at the woman’s vehicle, and a juvenile passenger was injured as a result. The victim’s attorney confirmed that the juvenile sustained a non-life-threatening leg injury. Henderson Police have made an arrest in this case, and the investigation is ongoing. No additional suspects are being sought.

In an incident reported in the Green Valley area earlier in the week, patrol officers responded to a call involving an alleged home burglary. Officers arriving on scene found signs of forced entry and property reported missing by the homeowner. Police stated the incident is still under investigation with no arrests announced and urge anyone with information to come forward.

On Sunset Road near Arroyo Grande, Henderson Police were called to investigate an alleged motor vehicle burglary. Officers received reports of several vehicles being broken into during overnight hours. No suspects have been detained, and the incidents remain under investigation by the property crimes unit.

A separate case in the Whitney Ranch vicinity involved an alleged assault and battery late Friday evening. Officers responded to a disturbance at a commercial parking lot where a male victim reported being assaulted by an unknown suspect who fled on foot. The victim received minor injuries. According to police, the case is under investigation and they are requesting public assistance in identifying a male suspect described as approximately 6 feet tall, thin build, wearing a gray hoodie and dark jeans.

HPD also responded to an alleged shoplifting incident at a retail center on Stephanie Street. Security staff reported a suspect concealing merchandise and leaving the premises without payment. Officers were able to locate and detain the individual nearby; an arrest was made and the merchandise was recovered. This case has been referred to the city attorney for review.

Overall for the week, the city experienced a mix of alleged property crimes, assaults, and incidents involving firearms. Notably, police are actively seeking public help only for the suspect in the Friday evening assault in Whitney Ranch and ask that anyone with information contact the Henderson Police at their non-emergency line or Crime Stoppers.

A review of recent reports shows no significant pattern of violent crime escalation citywide, though there is a continuing trend of motor vehicle burglaries occurring in residential neighborhoods overnight.

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From Horizon Ridge Parkway near Stephanie, Henderson police responded earlier this week to an alleged residential burglary. Officers noted a rear window smashed and assorted electronics missing. The case is under investigation.

At a commercial plaza near South Eastern Avenue and Sunridge Heights, patrols were called Friday night to an alleged vehicle break-in. The victim reported their parked car was forcibly entered and a purse stolen. No arrests have been made; case remains open.

On the morning of November 2nd, in Green Valley North, police took an alleged catalytic converter theft report. The vehicle had been parked overnight on a main neighborhood street. No suspect information at this time.

An alleged shoplifting incident was reported midweek from a retail center along Sunset Road at Marks. Loss prevention staff observed a male suspect concealing items, who fled on foot before police arrived. Henderson PD is seeking public assistance with a description of a white male, mid 30s, brown hair, approximately six feet tall, last seen wearing a navy jacket and jeans.

Police were dispatched Sunday to the vicinity of Warm Springs Road and Arroyo Grande for a domestic disturbance. An adult male was arrested on scene on suspicion of alleged assault. The case is pending further review.

In the Whitney Ranch area, officers responded to reports of alleged credit card fraud at a gas station late Thursday. Surveillance footage shows two unidentified individuals using multiple cards at the pump. The case remains under active investigation.

Near Cadence, several residents reported overnight alleged vehicle tampering. Police logged three separate tampering complaints but no property loss was reported. Extra patrols have been assigned.

According to recent court updates reported by local outlets, Devyn Michaels, a Henderson woman, remains on trial for the alleged 2023 homicide of Johnathan Willette. No verdict has been rendered this week and proceedings are ongoing.

No significant violent crime spikes have been observed in the past week, though minor property crimes such as vehicle burglaries and thefts appear steady across shopping corridors and residential neighborhoods.

Anyone with information about these or other incidents is asked to contact Henderson Police at 702-267-4911 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555. Anonymous tips may be submitted online.

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In the Inspirada neighborhood near Via Firenze and Via Da Vinci, Henderson police are investigating an alleged animal cruelty incident after a small terrier was found deceased inside a black plastic garbage bag, which had been knotted shut and placed in a trash can. Initial discovery was made after a social media post alerted officials. The homeowners who found the dog are cooperating, and the Henderson Police Department’s animal cruelty unit is urging anyone with information to contact the department directly. This case is under active investigation and public assistance is requested, especially from those who may have seen suspicious activity in the area during the past week, as reported on KTNV.

Across the Las Vegas Valley, which includes Henderson, simple assault remains the most commonly reported crime so far in 2025 according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s weekly statistics highlighted by News 3 Las Vegas. Simple assault, defined as when a person threatens or attempts to hurt another person, continues to be prominent in the southeast area of Henderson. While the precise number of cases for Henderson city was not specified, the broader region’s data show that the highest frequency of simple assault reports currently comes from the adjacent northeast, southeast, and downtown commands, all just east of the I-15. The majority of these incidents remain under routine investigation; no specific descriptions have been released for suspects, and police have not sought public assistance in any recent Henderson simple assault cases.

During the Halloween weekend, law enforcement agencies working across southern Nevada, with participation from the Henderson Police Department, conducted a region-wide sex offender compliance operation. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, between October 27 and October 31, officers contacted 1,845 registered sex offenders, resulting in eight arrests for alleged failure to comply with registration laws and 11 additional arrests for various violations and outstanding warrants. Several of those arrested were found within Henderson’s jurisdiction. Compliance checks are continuing, and the operation reflects a continued emphasis on monitoring high-risk individuals in neighborhoods citywide.

No recent homicide or significant property crime has been highlighted in the city’s public safety summaries over the last seven days. The only animal-related investigation currently at the forefront involves the aforementioned incident in Inspirada. Henderson police remind listeners that Nevada’s recently passed Reba’s Law significantly increases penalties for animal cruelty convictions.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department also reported an increase in DUI enforcement efforts with blitz patrols over Halloween, but no specific statistics were provided exclusively for Henderson.

Overall, there are no new trends indicating a rise or spike of any particular crime category in Henderson this past week, though simple assault and animal-related offenses remain noteworthy. The pattern for the week suggests steady enforcement on compliance-based violations and ongoing investigations in both assault and animal cruelty cases.

Listeners with information regarding any of the mentioned incidents are urged to contact the Henderson Police Department’s non-emergency number or the animal cruelty unit directly. For anonymous tips, Crime Stoppers is also available. For all emergencies, dial 9-1-1.

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