Two Suspects Arrested in Minnesota in Connection with Fatal Las Vegas Business Robbery

LAS VEGAS, NV — Two men wanted in connection with a deadly armed robbery that left a business employee dead in the Las Vegas Valley have been arrested more than 1,500 miles away in Minnesota, authorities confirmed Wednesday afternoon.

The multi-state arrests—announced October 28, 2026, by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD)—culminated an intensive cross-country investigation led by Metro’s Homicide Section alongside regional Midwest fugitive apprehension units.

The charges stem from a violent robbery that occurred earlier this month when three men entered a commercial establishment with the intent to commit armed robbery.

According to police investigative reports, a victim inside the business confronted the armed group, triggering a sudden physical struggle with one of the suspects.

During the confrontation, gunfire was discharged, striking the victim.

All three suspects fled the property before arriving Metro patrol officers and medical personnel could reach the scene.

Emergency responders initiated trauma triage, but the victim succumbed to gunshot wounds.

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|          FATAL ROBBERY FUGITIVE ARREST DOSSIER         |
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|  - Date / Notice Time: Wednesday, Oct. 28 | 3:31 PM    |
|  - Lead Reporting Source: Las Vegas Sun                |
|  - Primary Agency: LVMPD Homicide Section              |
|  - Arrest Locus: Minnesota (Midwest Task Force)        |
|  - Primary Charges: Open Murder with a Deadly Weapon,  |
|    Robbery with a Deadly Weapon, Conspiracy to Rob     |
|  - Suspect Identified: Antwan Terry & Co-Defendant     |
|  - Incident Dynamics: 3 Suspects Robbed Business;      |
|    Victim Shot During Physical Altercation             |
|  - Custody Status: Held Out-of-State Awaiting          |
|    Formal Extradition to Clark County Detention Center |
|  - Third Suspect: Active Ongoing Investigation         |
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Multi-Jurisdictional Fugitive Tracking

Homicide detectives utilized digital surveillance, forensic evidence left at the business, and regional tracking networks to identify the suspects, discovering that two had fled Nevada for Minnesota.

Coordinating with local Minnesota law enforcement agencies and federal marshals, detectives executed coordinated arrest warrants, taking two of the primary suspects into custody without incident.

Both individuals were booked into local detention facilities in Minnesota and are currently held without bail awaiting formal extradition hearings to be returned to Southern Nevada.

Investigators have not yet released details regarding the identity or whereabouts of the third suspect involved in the robbery, noting that investigative operations remain active.

Extradition and District Court Prosecution

Once extradition proceedings are completed in Minnesota, the suspects will be transported by Clark County deputies and booked into the Clark County Detention Center (CCDC).

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|             PROSECUTORIAL STEPS & CHARGES              |
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|  • Initial Appearance: Las Vegas Justice Court         |
|    following transport and booking at CCDC             |
|  • Statutory Exposure: Open murder with enhancement for|
|    deadly weapon usage carries potential life terms    |
|  • Community Tips: Detectives continue seeking public  |
|    leads on the third unidentified robbery suspect     |
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Anyone with additional information regarding the shooting, the robbery getaway, or the third suspect is urged to contact Metro’s Homicide Section at (702) 828-3521 or Crime Stoppers of Nevada at (702) 385-5555.

Source: Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department News Releases, Las Vegas Sun Public Safety Desk (Published Oct. 28, 2026 at 3:31 PM PDT), Minnesota Law Enforcement Records.