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Las Vegas Police Respond with Force After Drive-By Suspects Open Fire

On Sunday night in North Las Vegas, that line was tested when a shootout between police and suspected criminals left two individuals injured—one of them critically. According to Metro authorities, officers were tracking two vehicles tied to a prior drive-by shooting when gunfire erupted. Suspects opened fire on police vehicles, prompting a swift response from a Metro officer who returned fire, neutralizing the immediate threat.

Thankfully, no officers were harmed in the exchange, a testament to both their training and composure under pressure. Meanwhile, both injured suspects were hospitalized, and all individuals from the pursued vehicles were taken into custody.

This isn’t just another police incident—it’s a wake-up call. Criminal elements in our cities are growing bolder, often emboldened by a culture that downplays accountability and attacks the very institutions that uphold public safety. Officers putting their lives on the line are increasingly met not with support, but with suspicion and scrutiny.

Let’s be clear: when police pursue suspected shooters who are endangering communities, and are met with bullets, they have every right—and every duty—to respond with force. This is what a functioning society demands: consequences for violent lawlessness and a system that defends the innocent.

The left may continue to peddle anti-police narratives, but the facts speak louder than slogans. We owe it to our officers, our neighborhoods, and our families to stand behind law enforcement when they take decisive action to stop criminals in their tracks.

Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal

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