4.8K views · 382 reactions | The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, North Las Vegas Police Department, Nevada State Police, Henderson Police Department, Boulder City Poloce and the Clark County School District Police Department are teaming up to make sure there are no more dangers on the road.  Read more in the comments. | KTNV Channel 13 Las Vegas | Facebook

97K views · 2.2K reactions | Answering the Call. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department answers lots and lots of calls. Calls for help. Calls for compassion. Calls for accountability. Whenever and however we're needed, we are always striving to answer the call. Thank you for your support! | LVMPD | Facebook

4.6K views · 23 reactions | As traffic deaths continue to climb, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s Traffic Bureau is proposing a schedule change that would extend officer shifts to improve road safety. The plan would increase officer’s time on the clock from 10 hours to 12 hours, creating more overlap between shifts and putting more officers on the streets during high-risk times. MORE: News3LV.com | KSNV News 3, Las Vegas | Facebook

Data from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department reveals officers have investigated 12 shootings related to road rage so far this year. There have been seven since October 3 and three in the last two weeks in Metro’s jurisdiction. Most road rage-related shootings have been reported in the southeast area of town, according to the information obtained by News 3. Metro Police patrol ten area commands in their jurisdiction that consist of multiple zip codes. MORE: news3lv.com | KSNV News 3, La

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 tells Channel 13 the crash involved a single vehicle that struck a water main line. Click the 🔗 in the comments for more. | KTNV Channel 13 Las Vegas

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