Las Vegas Raiders Game Social Media Threat Deemed Not Viable
Police Release Statement Regarding Criminal Investigation
Las Vegas police have announced that a social media threat regarding a recent Raiders game has been deemed not viable. The threat, which was made during a game last week on Oct. 24, 2023, caused concern among fans and attendees. However, after a thorough investigation, law enforcement officials have concluded that there is no credible threat to public safety.
Authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to law enforcement. They emphasize that public safety is their top priority and that they will continue to monitor the situation closely.
Investigation and Findings
The investigation into the social media threat involved collaboration between multiple law enforcement agencies, including the FBI. The investigation included a review of the social media post, analysis of online activity, and interviews with relevant individuals.
Based on the evidence gathered, investigators determined that the threat was not credible. They found no indication of a specific plan or intent to carry out an attack. The person who made the threat has been identified, and they are cooperating with the investigation.
Public Safety Remains Priority
Despite the determination that the threat was not viable, law enforcement officials emphasize that public safety remains their top priority. They are urging attendees of future Raiders games and other public events to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to event staff or law enforcement immediately.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has a dedicated hotline for reporting suspicious activity: (702) 828-3111. Members of the public can also submit tips online at https://www.lvmpd.com/en-us/Pages/Submit-A-Tip.aspx.
Additional Resources
For more information on public safety during Raiders games, please visit the following resources:
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