Training Made Possible! The LVMPD Joint Emergency Training Institute (JETI) is a state-of-the-art, 180,000-square-foot campus designed to prepare first responders for high-stress emergencies and critical incidents through reality-based, scenario-driven training. The new tactical training village replicates real-world environments to help reduce officer-involved shootings and other major events. Sheriff Kevin McMahill shared how the JETI will allow officers to train in ways never before possible,

As the new year begins, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Sheriff Kevin McMahill has stated that reducing traffic deaths will be one of his top three priorities, citing roadway fatalities as one of the most pressing challenges facing the department. Despite reported reductions in several crime categories, including homicide, McMahill said traffic-related deaths remain unacceptably high in the Metro jurisdiction. “I’m tired of people dying in our community,” McMahill said. Metro reported 161 traffic

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is alerting the community about a crime spree targeting seniors, with a particular focus on thefts involving high-end jewelry. Investigators report that suspects approach seniors, ask for directions, and then offer a prayer, during which they discreetly remove the victim's jewelry. LVMPD have received about 18 reports of these crimes, which News 3 has learned have spread into North Las Vegas and Henderson. Police say the incidents began being reported

1.7K views · 19 reactions | Two Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers were honored in Washington, D.C., for their courageous actions during a hostage situation last year. Officers Alfredo Ramirez and Cruz Littlefield received the Top Cops Award for their bravery in stopping an armed man who was holding his girlfriend hostage at knifepoint. MORE: news3lv.com | KSNV News 3, Las Vegas | Facebook