Las Vegas (KSNV) — A multi-agency operation targeting child sex predators has resulted in the arrest of eight individuals over the past two weeks, according to local officials.
The operation, which took place in Henderson, Nevada, was part of ongoing efforts to reduce violent crime and protect children in the community.
Those arrested were identified as:
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They all face felony charges of Luring a Child with Computer for Sex Act and were booked into the Henderson Detention Center, except for one offender, who was booked into the Clark County Detention Center.
Authorities are urging parents to discuss the dangers of engaging with strangers online with their children.
Parents are also encouraged to routinely monitor their children's activity on social media and other online applications to prevent them from becoming victims of child sex predators.
The Nevada Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) joint operation was conducted with the collaboration of several law enforcement agencies, including the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, North Las Vegas Police Department, Henderson Police Department, Homeland Security Investigations, and the Nevada Attorney General’s office.
Anyone who may have been a victim of any of these subjects or has information about their crimes is urged to contact the LVMPD Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force by phone at 702-828-3111.
To remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Las Vegas Raiders hosted a special "Alumni Reunion" event, themed "Once a Raider, Always a Raider."
The event featured former players and their guests walking a 'silver' carpet on Saturday at Allegiant Stadium.
The reunion aimed to celebrate the enduring connection between the team and its alumni.
A private kicked off the event with a gathering on Friday evening at an exclusive location in Las Vegas.
The alumni convened at the Wynn Field Club inside Allegiant Stadium to watch the Raiders face off against the San Francisco 49ers.
The "Silver" carpet was rolled out for a star-studded event featuring notable alumni from the Raiders.
Among those scheduled to attend were Raiders President Sandra Douglass Morgan, along with former players such as Eric Allen, Marcus Allen, Tim Brown, Eric Dickerson, Jacoby Ford, Willie Gault, Ronnie Lott, Terry McDaniel, Donald Penn, Jim Plunkett, Kirk Morrison, Matt Millen, Jalen Richard, and Roland Williams.
The event celebrated the legacy and contributions of these distinguished figures in the world of football.
Fans filled Allegiant Stadium as the Raiders the San Francisco 49ers.
Jimmy Bang flew in from Sacramento and is an avid 49ers fan. He says, "I'm excited to be here; this is a great game. I went to the last game a couple of years ago on a regular season and "It's all about the experience."
Bang calls this the pre-season Super Bowl game.
Two Raider fans were decked out in black and silver. One fan says, "It's all about that Raider Nation." She says she is is excited about Pete Carroll's leadership with the organization.
A Raiders fan expressed her enthusiasm for Geno Smith's leadership on the field. She's excited about what Geno Smith's leadership brings to the team.
Smith, known for his skills as a quarterback, has been a focal point of discussion among fans as the season progresses.
Enthusiastic supporters from both teams are gearing up for the much-anticipated game.
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Fire Station 39Clark CountyEmergency responseGrand openingCommunity servicesFire chiefInvestmentSouthwest ValleyLAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Clark County officials invited the public to join in the celebration of the grand opening of Fire Station 39 on Saturday.
The new facility aims to enhance emergency response capabilities in the area.
Residents were encouraged to attend the event to learn more about the services the station will provide to the community.
The event began with a hose-cutting ceremony at 9 a.m., followed by a free pancake breakfast and family-friendly activities, including craft projects and a dunk tank featuring County Commissioner Justin Jones and the fire chief.
Attendees had the opportunity to tour the new station, explore a fire engine, and experience spraying water from a firehose.
"As Clark County continues to grow, Fire Station 39 will play a vital role in maintaining our response times for our fire and medical responses," said Billy Samuels, Clark County Fire Chief. "It’s essential that Clark County Fire keeps pace with the Valley’s expansion, and Station 39 will help us meet the needs of the community."
The new station will serve the southwest Las Vegas Valley with one engine and one rescue unit, responding to an estimated 2,000-3,000 calls annually.
Its service area extends from Robindale Rd. to Cactus Ave., and from Fort Apache Rd. to Decatur Blvd.
"Fire Station 39 represents a $12 million investment in protecting southwest Valley families," said Commissioner Jones. "With thousands of emergency calls expected annually, this station means critical minutes saved when lives are on the line for those near Blue Diamond Road and Rainbow Boulevard. That’s not just infrastructure—it’s peace of mind built into our community."
