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 Discover the latest updates on local criminal activities with the "Henderson, Nevada Crime Report" podcast. Stay informed about crime trends, safety tips, and law enforcement insights specific to Henderson. Whether you're a resident or visitor, tune in for weekly reports to stay aware and protect your community.

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  • Suspect Rams Police with Front Loader in Henderson, Nevada Theft Incident

    Suspect Rams Police with Front Loader in Henderson, Nevada Theft Incident
    Jan 13 2026
    # Henderson, Nevada Crime Report Digest

    On Sunday, January 4th at approximately 9:04 a.m., Henderson Police responded to the 600 block of North Water Street regarding the theft of a front loader construction vehicle. A security guard at a private construction site confronted the suspect, identified as 33-year-old Juan Rincon Carreno, who allegedly threatened to kill the guard while armed with a screwdriver. Carreno gained control of a 2007 Kawasaki front loader and drove it through a perimeter fence.

    Officer Megan Jacobs arrived first and issued verbal commands for Carreno to stop. Carreno allegedly ignored these commands and continued driving the approximately 39,000-pound loader directly at her and her patrol vehicle. Jacobs fired her weapon, but the suspect continued to pursue her on foot. When Sergeant Lance Jaworski arrived moments later, Carreno allegedly rammed both police vehicles with the front loader, lodging them underneath the construction equipment. In total, the two officers fired nine rounds.

    Carreno was struck once in the elbow, once in his lower left leg, and once on the side of his head. Both officers and the suspect sustained injuries that were not life-threatening and were transported to area hospitals. Officers Jacobs and Jaworski, employed with Henderson Police since 2021 and 2015 respectively, were placed on paid administrative leave pending investigation, which is standard protocol for officer-involved shootings.

    Carreno has been arrested and booked at Henderson Detention Center. He faces charges including attempted murder with a deadly weapon, resisting a public officer, grand larceny of a motor vehicle, and destruction of property. According to Henderson Police, this was the first officer-involved shooting in the city for 2026.

    The incident remains under investigation by the Henderson Police Department. Deputy Chief Matthew Murnane indicated the incident was unprecedented in his experience and noted that construction vehicle thefts are rare in Southern Nevada.

    For information about this incident or to provide tips, contact the Henderson Police Department. Listeners are encouraged to report suspicious activity to local law enforcement immediately.

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  • Weekly Henderson Crime Recap: Burglaries, Vandalism, and More Under Investigation

    Weekly Henderson Crime Recap: Burglaries, Vandalism, and More Under Investigation
    Jan 10 2026
    According to the Henderson Police Department online crime mapping system and recent local media summaries, the following are notable alleged incidents reported in Henderson, Nevada over the previous week.

    Near Lake Mead Parkway and Boulder Highway, officers responded to an alleged commercial burglary at a retail center during overnight hours. Entry was reportedly forced at the rear of a business and merchandise was taken. The case is under investigation.

    In the Green Valley area near Eastern Avenue and Wigwam Parkway, patrol units took a report of an alleged vehicle burglary in a shopping center parking lot. A parked vehicle had a window broken and personal items were removed. No arrests reported; case under investigation.

    Near Stephanie Street and Warm Springs Road, police investigated an alleged shoplifting incident at a large retail store. Loss prevention detained an adult suspect until officers arrived. One arrest was made and the case was forwarded for prosecution.

    In the Seven Hills area near St. Rose Parkway and Seven Hills Drive, officers responded to an alleged residential burglary reported after the occupants returned home to find a rear sliding door damaged and electronics missing. No suspect information was released and the case remains under investigation.

    Near Sunset Road and Valle Verde Drive, police took a report of an alleged robbery in a commercial parking lot during evening hours. A victim reported being approached by a suspect who demanded property and implied possession of a weapon before fleeing on foot. Henderson Police are asking for tips; the suspect was described only as an adult male wearing dark clothing. The case is active.

    In the Inspirada area near Volunteer Boulevard and Via Inspirada, officers responded to an alleged vandalism incident involving multiple parked vehicles with tires slashed along a residential street. No arrests were reported; the investigation is ongoing.

    Near Greenway Road and Horizon Drive, police investigated an alleged domestic battery incident that began inside a residence and continued into the front yard, prompting several 911 calls. An adult suspect was detained at the scene and later arrested; the case will be reviewed by prosecutors.

    On Lake Mead Parkway near Pueblo Boulevard, traffic officers handled an alleged DUI-related collision involving two vehicles at an intersection. Minor injuries were reported. The driver suspected of impairment was arrested on DUI-related charges and the case remains open pending toxicology results.

    Near Anthem Parkway and Reunion Drive, officers took a report of an alleged fraud involving unauthorized electronic withdrawals from a listener’s bank account following an online transaction. No suspect was in custody at last report and the case is under investigation by financial crimes detectives.

    Across these incidents, listeners may note continued patterns of alleged property crimes such as vehicle burglaries and vandalism in commercial and residential areas, along with isolated violent and domestic incidents. Anyone with information about these or similar incidents is asked to contact Henderson Police non-emergency or, to remain anonymous, reach out to Crime Stoppers or the local tip line.

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  • Suspect Rams Police, Shots Fired in Henderson Officer-Involved Shooting

    Suspect Rams Police, Shots Fired in Henderson Officer-Involved Shooting
    Jan 6 2026
    On Sunday, January 4, a man allegedly stole a front loader construction vehicle from a residential site in the Cadence neighborhood near North Water Street and Boulder Highway. He drove the vehicle at officers multiple times and rammed two patrol cars, injuring two officers with non-life-threatening injuries. Two officers shot the suspect in the arm and leg; he was arrested and hospitalized. The incident is under investigation as Henderson's first officer-involved shooting of 2026, with body camera footage to be released.

    No other criminal incidents were reported in Henderson for the previous week.

    No significant trends or patterns noted this week.

    For tips, contact Henderson Police at 702-267-5000 or Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.

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