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· Las Vegas, NV

LVMPD Still Hasn't Responded to Body-Cam Request After 13 Months

On July 30, 2026, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) still had not responded to a request for body-camera footage made more than 13 months earlier, according to a lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Nevada. The request concerned footage from a June 11, 2025, protest. The suit alleges LVMPD demanded a $6,811.33 upfront payment, charged about $85 per hour in one invoice, then switched to $5.67 per minute and later $5.80 per minute for the same footage. The ACLU seeks civil penalties under Nevada’s Public Records Act.

Sources

  1. Vegas Police Hit With Lawsuit Over Body-Cam Record Fees — Hoodline, Jul 31, 2026 (hoodline.com)

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