Henderson Crime Report: Burglaries, Thefts, and Ongoing Investigations
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Henderson Crime Report: Burglaries, Thefts, and Ongoing Investigations
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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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