LAS VEGAS — Detectives with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s Spring Valley Area Command are seeking the public’s help identifying a suspect connected to a late-night business burglary that occurred in mid-August.
According to LVMPD, the break-in happened between 11:30 p.m. on Aug. 10, 2025, and 12:30 a.m. on Aug. 11, 2025, at a business located near the intersection of Jones Boulevard and Flamingo Road. Surveillance footage captured an individual entering the business during the overnight hours, and investigators believe the suspect may be responsible for property damage and stolen items.
Detectives with Spring Valley’s Patrol Investigations Section have released images of the individual. Although the department has not released additional information about what was taken or the extent of the damages, officers say the suspect’s actions indicate the burglary was targeted and planned during a narrow time window when the business was closed.
LVMPD is urging anyone who recognizes the person or has information that could assist the investigation to come forward. Tipsters may contact the Spring Valley Area Command Patrol Investigations Section at 702-828-2639, or email [email protected]. Callers and emailers are asked to reference Event LLV250800040488 to help investigators quickly locate the associated case file.
For those who prefer to remain anonymous, reports can also be submitted through Crime Stoppers of Nevada by calling 702-385-5555 or visiting CrimeStoppersofNV.com. Crime Stoppers allows community members to provide information without revealing their identity and may offer cash rewards for tips that lead to an arrest or indictment.
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Spring Valley Area Command covers a large section of the southwest Las Vegas Valley, where detectives routinely investigate property-related crimes such as business burglaries, thefts, and commercial break-ins. LVMPD says community assistance is often critical in identifying suspects, especially when surveillance footage provides clear images but no immediate leads.
Anyone with even minor details — such as perhaps seeing someone in the area, recognizing clothing, or noticing unusual activity around the time of the incident — is encouraged to contact investigators.
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