LVMPD Southeast Area Command

Back To School 📚

A huge thank you to LVMPD Foundation, Walmart , and Jim Gibson for helping us get our Southeast Las Vegas kids ready to go back to school. 🎒❤️

Did someone say cookies?!?! 🍪

We got a special delivery of custom cookies from Great Buns Bakery supporting Southeast Area Commands S.T.O.P Coalition (Safety Through Outreach & Prevention).

This Coalition consist of SEAC COP, Crime Prevention Specialist, county commissioners, faith based organizations, Clark County Parks & Recreation, community partners, and more…With a goal to decrease crime and improve the overall all quality of life for our

Summer pool party 😎

We had a great time hanging out with our southeast . Thank you to Tick Segerblom and Target for sponsoring the event 🤝.

Stopped by for some summer😎 fun Whitney Recreation & Senior Center with a game of UNO and Popsicles!

Captain Clark would like to give another shout out to In And Out Burgers located a Flamingo/Sandhill for all that they do to support our staff and ❤️🤝.

Southeast Area Command would like to recognize Starbucks on Sandhill/Flamingo for all that that they do to support our staff and 🤝.

Happy 4th of July 🇺🇸

***Southeast Detectives need help locating a missing/stolen dog***

On 5/20/24, a report was filed in reference to a missing/stolen French Bulldog in the area of Nellis & Desert Inn.

The dog is microchipped, and goes by the name "Yoda" if anyone has information please contact Southeast Area Commands Detective Miller at 702-860-5775.

Reference event number LLV240500093002. If you want to remain anonymous, please call Crime Stoppers of Nevada, Inc. at (702) 385-5555.

Join us TOMORROW for Virtual First Tuesday!

Join us here on July 2, 2024 at 5 pm as we host a special Virtual First Tuesday meeting on Facebook regarding fireworks enforcement.
LVMPD will be out in force with our partner agencies looking for and confiscating illegal fireworks leading up to and including during July 4.

Have a Safe 4th of July🚨🚔

Coffee with a Cop!

Thank you to McDonald's for hosting this community event 🤝.

Tomorrow ☕️

Join us for Coffee and Conversation.

Join us here on July 2, 2024 at 5 pm as we host a special virtual First Tuesday meeting on Facebook regarding fireworks enforcement.

LVMPD will be out in force with our partner agencies looking for and confiscating illegal fireworks leading up to and including during July 4

🛑 Slow Down and Pay Attention! 🛑

Just before 9:00 a.m. near Nellis and Desert Inn. Detectives believe a speeding blue sedan struck multiple other vehicles and crashed into oncoming traffic.

The driver of the vehicle that was observed to be speeding was pronounced deceased.

Multiple people in the other involved vehicles were taken to the hospital for treatment. This marked the 81st traffic-related fatality in our jurisdiction in 2024.

Congratulations to all the graduates 🎓 Hope For Prisoners. We thank you for letting us be apart of your journey and wish you continued success 👏.

Horrible‼️ and shameful‼️
Our Fatal Team is looking for information regarding Fatal 78 that occurred on 06/20/2024 at 2254 hours, at the intersection of Boulder Highway and Mayorga St. This was an Auto vs Pedestrian Hit & Run. After being struck by a vehicle, the pedestrian was left in the roadway to die. If you have any information on this collision please contact LVMPD Fatal Detectives. To remain anonymous, please call Crime Stoppers of Southern Nevada.

Reminder!

Officials are reminding the public that the “You Light It, We Write It” inter-agency effort to crack down on the use of illegal fireworks in the Las Vegas Valley will resume over this year’s Fourth of July holiday.

As part of the “You Light It, We Write It” effort, the public is encouraged to report illegal fireworks complaints online at www.ISpyFireworks.com instead of calling 911 or 311.

Officials remind the public that 911 should only be used to report life-threatening police, fire and medical emergencies. The public may call 311, the police non-emergency number, to report illegal fireworks usage complaints but callers are asked to exercise patience, especially on busy nights like the Fourth of July, when dispatchers must prioritize emergency responses.

Last night we had the pleasure of celebrating Juneteenth with our Whitney Recreation & Senior Center .

Today, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department joins in honoring ! This important day reminds us of the ongoing journey towards equality and justice. We stand with our community in remembering this day and continuing the work toward a more inclusive and equitable future.

Thank you LVMPD Traffic !

🚨DUI BLITZ RESULTS🚨

Thank you to LVMPD Northeast Area Command, LVMPD Southeast Area Command, and LVMPD 911 Communications for the outstanding work and support of getting these impaired drivers off of our roads and keeping the people of Clark County safe! They were able to accomplish the following results. 

Officials are reminding the public that the “You Light It, We Write It” inter-agency effort to crack down on the use of illegal fireworks in the Las Vegas Valley will resume over this year’s Fourth of July holiday.

As part of the “You Light It, We Write It” effort, the public is encouraged to report illegal fireworks complaints online at www.ISpyFireworks.com instead of calling 911 or 311.

Officials remind the public that 911 should only be used to report life-threatening police, fire and medical emergencies. The public may call 311, the police non-emergency number, to report illegal fireworks usage complaints but callers are asked to exercise patience, especially on busy nights like the Fourth of July, when dispatchers must prioritize emergency responses.

We are in the 100 DEADLIEST DAYS OF SUMMER!

Traffic fatalities, especially for teens, are often times at their highest rates during the summer months. Longs days and nights, no school, and summer parties can be a recipe for tragedy. Our LVMPD Traffic DUI Strike team is out on the roads keeping you safe. Don't make the dumb decision to drive impaired-- it's a deadly mistake.
This graphic was designed by LVMPD Officer Angela Suárez and her niece Noemí Rodríguez Suárez. Both wanted to do something about the deadly trends on our roads!

Thank you LVMPD Laughlin Substation for inviting us out to ☕️ with a 👮🏼. We had a great time meeting the residents to discuss Crime Prevention Tips 🤝.