LVMPD Honor Guard

LVMPD Honor Guard Deeply honored to honor those who have served our community and our nation. "There is a destiny which makes us brothers; none goes his way alone." Edwin Markham

The Las Vegas Metro Honor Guard is a professional, all volunteer group of commissioned officers who serve as the Department's ambassadors during ceremonial functions in which Department and National honors are rendered. This detail conducts ceremonial affairs to render the greatest honors upon its fallen officers and funerals for those who have honorably served LVMPD. Additionally, the Las Vegas M

etro Honor Guard represents the Department during official ceremonies, special events. and in rendering honors to all fallen law enforcement officers. The Las Vegas Metro Honor Guard is a sub account of the Friends of Las Vegas Metropolitan Foundation. The Foundation graciously accepts tax-exempt gifts and grants from individuals, businesses, and its philanthropies. Federal Tax ID Number: 88-0429730

During National Police Week Memorial events in Washington, D.C. last week, an Honor Guard competition was held alongside...
05/22/2026

During National Police Week Memorial events in Washington, D.C. last week, an Honor Guard competition was held alongside a bagpipe band competition.

The Las Vegas Emerald Society Pipes & Drums, serving as the official pipe band for the LVMPD Honor Guard, proudly represented Southern Nevada on the national stage. The band includes LVMPD officers, members from other Nevada law enforcement agencies, and civilian musicians, many of whom are U.S. military veterans.

After three months of dedicated training, the Emerald Society Pipe Band earned 4th overall, placing 3rd in piping and 2nd in dress.

We are proud of their commitment, professionalism, and representation of LVMPD during National Police Week!

Honoring a Fallen HeroDuring National Police Week in Washington, D.C., we had the privilege of standing alongside the NL...
05/20/2026

Honoring a Fallen Hero

During National Police Week in Washington, D.C., we had the privilege of standing alongside the NLVPD Honor Guard in support of fallen Officer Jason Roscow and his family.

Together, we provided a solemn welcome upon the family’s arrival at the airport and later stood in honor and remembrance at Officer Roscow's wreath memorial, ensuring his sacrifice was recognized with dignity and respect among fellow law enforcement agencies from across the country.

We remain committed to honoring our fallen and supporting the families they leave behind 💙

End of Watch: Deputy Sheriff Jack David LondonMay 17, 1943Today, we honor and remember Deputy Sheriff Jack David London,...
05/17/2026

End of Watch: Deputy Sheriff Jack David London
May 17, 1943

Today, we honor and remember Deputy Sheriff Jack David London, who gave his life in the line of duty while. On May 17, 1943, Deputy London and his partner, Deputy Lynn McKnight, were stopped along Boulder Highway, assisting a soldier who was hitchhiking to Boulder City.

As the deputies flagged down a passing vehicle to help the soldier, the car approached at a high rate of speed and struck both deputies. Deputy McKnight was hit first and suffered a leg injury. Deputy London was then fatally struck and passed at the scene.

The driver and passenger were later stopped and arrested for Deputy London’s death. He was 46 years old. We honor his sacrifice, his service, and his dedication to duty, and will never be forgotten.

End of Watch: Police Officer James “Jamie” Le’Treall ManorMay 7, 2009Today, we honor and remember Police Officer James “...
05/07/2026

End of Watch: Police Officer James “Jamie” Le’Treall Manor
May 7, 2009

Today, we honor and remember Police Officer James “Jamie” Le’Treall Manor of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Jamie joined LVMPD on May 20, 2007. His imposing physical presence was matched only by the size of his heart and the strength of his character.

In the early morning hours of May 7, 2009, Manor was responding to a reported violent domestic disturbance when his patrol vehicle collided with another car. He later died from his injuries. He was just 28 years old.

We will never forget his courage, his service, or the sacrifice he made in the line of duty.

James D. Hoff Peace Officer Memorial Ceremony LVMPD was proud to participate in the James D. Hoff Peace Officer Memorial...
05/01/2026

James D. Hoff Peace Officer Memorial Ceremony

LVMPD was proud to participate in the James D. Hoff Peace Officer Memorial Ceremony in Reno earlier today. Metro Detectives Josh Ferriero and Strahinja Pavovic were awarded Survivor Plaques for their bravery during an ambush attack in June 2025.

We also honored fallen NLVPD Officer Jason Roscow, whose name was enshrined on the memorial wall. Our Honor Guard Pipes & Drums represented LVMPD with pride and dignity during the solemn ceremony.

💙Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony💙The LVMPD Honor Guard was proud to be a part of the 29th annual Law Enforcement Memor...
05/01/2026

💙Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony💙

The LVMPD Honor Guard was proud to be a part of the 29th annual Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony yesterday in Carson City.

A 434-mile relay run that began last week in Las Vegas ended in front of the State Capitol Building at a memorial for Nevada officers killed in the line of duty.

This year LVMPD grieves along with the City of North Las Vegas as the name of fallen Officer Jason Roscow was added to the memorial.

End of Watch: Sergeant Robert F. Dula, Jr.April 9, 1955Today, we honor the memory and service of Sergeant Robert F. Dula...
04/09/2026

End of Watch: Sergeant Robert F. Dula, Jr.
April 9, 1955

Today, we honor the memory and service of Sergeant Robert F. Dula, Jr., who joined the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department on June 16, 1952. On April 8, 1955, just minutes before the end of his shift, Sergeant Dula responded to a call for a citizen reportedly injured at Las Vegas Boulevard and Fremont Street. While answering that call, his patrol vehicle was struck by another car occupied by two juveniles who fled the scene. He was 26 years old.

Sergeant Dula's dedication, bravery, and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

The LVMPD Honor Guard extends our heartfelt condolences to our brothers and sisters at the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s ...
03/30/2026

The LVMPD Honor Guard extends our heartfelt condolences to our brothers and sisters at the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department after the tragic loss of San Dimas Sheriff’s Deputy Levi Vargas during the 2026 Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay.

We are thinking of his family, friends, and fellow deputies as they navigate this loss. His service and dedication will never be forgotten.

Our team stands with LASD and keeps his loved ones in our thoughts during this difficult time. 💙

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