Join us as a former officer shares his journey of returning to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department after transferring to a smaller department. He offers fresh perspectives and stories from the field, reflecting on what he missed most about LVMPD.

This month we spoke to Captain Raul Rodriguez and Lieutenant Landon Reyes about the awesome police recruit mentorship program LVMPD has to offer. We are also celebrating our year anniversary of the podcast! We thank everybody who has subscribed and continues to listen to our amazing talks with the men and women of our department.

Want to join our team? For more information visit: protectthecity.com, email us at recruitment@lvmpd.com, or call us at 702.828.5787

If you’ve ever thought about a career in law enforcement, this is the episode for you! We had the opportunity to meet with three recruitment officers who provided valuable insights into the recruitment process at LVMPD.

For more information visit: protectthecity.com, email us at recruitment@lvmpd.com, or call us at 702.828.5787

We spoke to Detective Tate Sanborn from our Homicide section about the cold case of Daniel Zeiszler. Who was found strangled in his apartment, with his car stolen and clues scattered across state lines. Follow the trail of a suspect as detectives uncover evidence from a small-town Walmart to an abandoned car in Memphis. This episode delves deep into the perplexing unsolved case.

If you or anybody you know has any information that could assist in resolving this case. Please contact us at LVMPD Homicide at 702-828-3521, via e-mail at homicide@lvmpd.com or remain anonymous by calling Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

LVMPD and our partner agencies will be heavily patrolling to find and confiscate illegal fireworks in Clark County leading up to and including the Fourth of July.

To report illegal fireworks, you can do so online at ispyfireworks.com

We uncover the truth of Kim Bryant's 1980 murder. Kim, a teenager from Las Vegas went missing after failing to meet her boyfriend. Kim's body was discovered weeks later in the desert. More than 40 years later, DNA evidence implicates Johnny Peterson, who passed away in 1993. Learn how modern technology helped solve this long-standing cold case.

If you or anybody you know have any information that could assist in resolving this case. Please contact us at LVMPD Homicide at 702-828-3521, via e-mail at homicide@lvmpd.com or remain anonymous by calling Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

We recently had the opportunity to speak with Assistant Sheriff Yasenia "Yaz" Yatomi, during which she graciously shared her professional journey and experiences with us.

We're thrilled to have Kristin Grammas, our Crime Scene Investigator and Cassandra Robertson our Forensics Lab Specialist join us on the podcast. We will explore the misconceptions about working for the Criminalistics Bureau at LVMPD and share some fascinating insights on how they help solve cases in the Las Vegas Valley.

For more information please contact:

Call: 702-828-3471

or

Email: forensiclab@lvmpd.com