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  • Henderson Police Report: Routine Calls, Low Activity in Q4 2025

    Henderson Police Report: Routine Calls, Low Activity in Q4 2025
    Dec 27 2025
    Henderson Police Department crime report digest for the week of December 20 to 26, 2025. No major criminal incidents reported in publicly available logs during this period. Routine calls included welfare checks and minor disturbances, all cleared without arrests or ongoing investigations.

    On December 20 near Green Valley Parkway, officers responded to an alleged trespass where a restrained party allegedly entered property; case pending investigation.

    December 22 at Eastern Avenue and Sunset Road intersection, a verbal disturbance involving neighbors was reported; parties separated, cleared by contact.

    December 24 in the Gibson neighborhood, suspicious vehicle reported; gone on arrival, no further action.

    No case numbers released for these incidents. Police made no public appeals for assistance with suspect descriptions.

    No significant trends or patterns noted; activity remained low with focus on civil matters.

    For tips, contact Henderson Police non-emergency at 702-267-5000 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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  • Henderson Quiet: Crime Report Digest Reveals Peaceful Week Amidst Nearby Inmate Releases

    Henderson Quiet: Crime Report Digest Reveals Peaceful Week Amidst Nearby Inmate Releases
    Dec 23 2025
    Henderson Police Department crime report digest for the week of December 16 to December 22, 2025. No specific criminal incidents reported in publicly available sources for Henderson neighborhoods during this period. Washington County Sheriff's Office inmate releases from nearby areas, such as Green Valley and Whitney, totaled 176 persons between December 8 and 22, with additional releases on December 24, but no details on underlying charges or case numbers were provided.

    No arrests, investigations, or suspect descriptions seeking public help were detailed for Henderson. Local news outlets reported no thefts, assaults, or other alleged crimes in the city.

    No significant trends or patterns noted.

    For tips, call Henderson Police non-emergency at 702-267-5000 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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  • "Statewide DUI Blitz, School Employee Arrested for Sexual Assault, Carjacking Incident in Las Vegas"

    "Statewide DUI Blitz, School Employee Arrested for Sexual Assault, Carjacking Incident in Las Vegas"
    Dec 2 2025
    Good afternoon, this is your Henderson and Nevada law enforcement digest for the week ending December 1st, 2025.

    On Monday, November 25th through early Sunday morning, November 30th, Nevada law enforcement agencies conducted the second annual Sergeant Abbate and Trooper Felix DUI Blitz, a coordinated statewide enforcement operation. The campaign honored Nevada Highway Patrol Sergeant Michael Abbate and Trooper Alberto Felix, who were killed in the line of duty by an impaired driver on November 30th, 2023. During this two-day operation, participating agencies including Nevada Highway Patrol, Henderson Police, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, North Las Vegas Police, Boulder City Police, and multiple county sheriff's offices, along with California Highway Patrol, conducted 818 traffic stops resulting in 414 citations and 49 total arrests. Of those arrests, 38 were specifically for driving under the influence. The coordinated effort aimed to remove impaired drivers from Nevada roadways and prevent fatalities.

    On Wednesday, November 26th, the Henderson Police Department arrested Anthony Coffield, a 35-year-old performing arts and theatre teacher with the Clark County School District, following a month-long investigation coordinated with the Clark County District Attorney's Office. Coffield faces two counts of sexual assault and one count of a school employee engaging in a sexual act with a pupil 16 or older. The allegations involve an inappropriate relationship with a student. Investigators indicated they do not believe there are additional victims at this time. Coffield was booked into the Henderson Detention Center and held on ten thousand dollars bail. An arraignment hearing was scheduled for Tuesday, December 2nd before Henderson Justice of the Peace Sandra Allred DiGiacomo. Green Valley High School notified families that the employee would not be allowed on campus and that the school is cooperating fully with law enforcement.

    On Monday, December 1st, just before noon near the 5400 block of West Charleston Boulevard, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department responded to a carjacking incident. A male suspect forcibly took a vehicle from a victim, causing injuries as he attempted to flee. The suspect crashed the stolen vehicle a short distance away and was apprehended by responding officers. Both the victim and the suspect were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. One arrest was made and the investigation remains ongoing.

    While specific crime trend data for Henderson alone was not available for this reporting period, the statewide DUI blitz demonstrated law enforcement's continued commitment to reducing impaired driving incidents across Nevada. For tips regarding any criminal activity, listeners can contact the Henderson Police Department or the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department non-emergency line.

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    3 mins
  • Henderson Crime Report: Teacher Arrested, Carjacking, DUI Crackdown

    Henderson Crime Report: Teacher Arrested, Carjacking, DUI Crackdown
    Dec 2 2025
    Good evening, this is your Henderson crime report digest for the week of November 29th through December 2nd, 2025.

    On November 26th, the Henderson Police Department arrested Anthony Coffield, a 35-year-old performing arts and theatre teacher with the Clark County School District, on charges of sexual assault and sexual conduct between a school employee and a pupil. The arrest followed a month-long investigation conducted in coordination with the Clark County District Attorney's Office. Coffield was booked into the Henderson Detention Center and is being held on ten thousand dollars bail. An arraignment hearing was scheduled for Tuesday morning before Henderson Justice of the Peace Sandra Allred DiGiacomo. Investigators currently do not believe there are additional victims. Green Valley High School Principal Kent Roberts acknowledged the arrest in a letter to parents and stated the school is cooperating fully with the police investigation.

    On Monday, December 1st, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department investigated a carjacking incident that occurred just before noon at the 5400 block of West Charleston Boulevard near Jones. During the incident, a male suspect carjacked a victim and caused injuries as he attempted to escape in the stolen vehicle. The suspect crashed the victim's car a short distance away and was apprehended by responding officers. Both the victim and suspect sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were transported to the hospital. The investigation remains ongoing.

    This week also saw a significant statewide law enforcement effort. The second annual Sergeant Abbate and Trooper Felix DUI Blitz took place Saturday evening through early Sunday morning, November 29th and 30th. Conducted in memory of Nevada Highway Patrol Sergeant Michael Abbate and Trooper Alberto Felix, who were killed on November 30th, 2023, by an impaired driver while responding to a call on Interstate 15 in Las Vegas, the operation produced 818 traffic stops, 414 citations issued, and 49 total arrests with 38 of those arrests being for DUI. Multiple agencies participated including Henderson Police Department along with law enforcement from Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Carson City, and other Nevada jurisdictions.

    For anyone with information regarding any of these incidents, listeners are encouraged to contact the Henderson Police Department or Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. To report a crime or provide tips, call the Las Vegas police non-emergency line or submit information through available community reporting channels.

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    3 mins
  • Deadly Road Rage Shooting and Carjacking Suspects Arrested in Henderson, Nevada

    Deadly Road Rage Shooting and Carjacking Suspects Arrested in Henderson, Nevada
    Nov 26 2025
    According to the Henderson Police Department, on the morning of November 14, a deadly shooting occurred during an alleged road rage incident on a congested freeway near the Gibson Road area. An argument between two drivers escalated, and a 22-year-old man in a four-door sedan allegedly fired a single shot from a handgun at another vehicle, fatally striking an 11-year-old boy seated in the back of an SUV. Both vehicles stopped after a collision, and police detained the suspect at the scene. The firearm was recovered, and the suspect was booked on charges of open murder and discharging a firearm into an occupied vehicle. According to the department, this case is being referred to as a “senseless act” and remains under investigation.

    On November 12, a police pursuit involving a car reported stolen out of Laughlin ended in Henderson, near Wagon Wheel Drive and the Nevada State University campus. Law enforcement reports the suspects, three males aged 18 and 19, allegedly committed a series of armed carjackings in Las Vegas and Laughlin, one involving a rifle, earlier that day. The pursuit on U.S. 95 reached speeds of up to 120 miles per hour, with the suspect vehicle weaving dangerously through traffic and running multiple red lights before being stopped by a PIT maneuver. The car was found to contain a stolen AR-15 rifle. All three suspects were detained after fleeing on foot and are facing multiple felony counts, including armed robbery and possession of a stolen firearm. The investigation remains ongoing.

    The past week’s reports indicate an increase in dangerous vehicle-related incidents, including both alleged road rage violence and high-speed pursuits connected to carjackings. Listeners should remain aware of increased police presence around major thoroughfares and exercise caution during commutes. If anyone has information on these or other criminal incidents in Henderson, anonymous tips may be submitted to Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555 or through the Henderson Police Department non-emergency line at 702-267-5000.

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    2 mins
  • "Tragedy on the Beltway: Road Rage Shooting and Catalytic Converter Thefts in Henderson"

    "Tragedy on the Beltway: Road Rage Shooting and Catalytic Converter Thefts in Henderson"
    Nov 24 2025
    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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    3 mins
  • "Deadly Shootings, Carjackings, and Fatal Crashes in Las Vegas Area"

    "Deadly Shootings, Carjackings, and Fatal Crashes in Las Vegas Area"
    Nov 24 2025
    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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  • Deadly Road Rage Incident Leaves 11-Year-Old Boy Dead; Suspect Facing Open Murder Charges

    Deadly Road Rage Incident Leaves 11-Year-Old Boy Dead; Suspect Facing Open Murder Charges
    Nov 19 2025
    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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    3 mins