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Las Vegas Police Receive Fleet of Cybertrucks to Patrol the Streets

By Kaley | Feb 26, 2025

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police has just received a fleet of 10 Tesla Cybertrucks to be used for patrol and SWAT teams.

The Cybertrucks were gifted to the police department by a donor and will be outfitted with paint and lights to match other LVMPD cars.

Here’s what the Cybertrucks will look like:

 

Fox 5 Vegas covered the story:

Las Vegas Metro Police will soon have the only fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks in the country, Sheriff Kevin McMahill revealed Tuesday.

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During the State of the Department address, LVMPD Sheriff Kevin McMahill announced the purchase of a fleet of 10 Tesla Cybertrucks. The fleet will also include a specially fitted SWAT vehicle.

“And they didn’t come out of our budget again, they came out of a very generation donation from an individual,” Sheriff McMahill shared.

He also added that the vehicles were purchased after a Cybertruck exploded outside of Trump International Hotel on Jan. 1 in a planned attack. Only one person died in the explosion, the suspect Matthew Livelsberger.

“The cop inside will be safe no matter what, it will stop bullets,” Sheriff McMahill said.

He added, “This is also a tremendous recruitment tool.”

This will be the largest fleet of Tesla police trucks that exists in the country.

8 News Now added:

According to Sheriff Kevin McMahill, the department will be receiving 10 Cybertrucks, which will be made to look like LVMPD patrol and SWAT cars.

The sheriff posted what appeared to be renderings of what the trucks could look like on his X account, writing “These are bada**.”

McMahill said none of the Cybertrucks will come from the department’s budget and were all donated by an unnamed individual.

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This is incredibly cool.

Would you like to see Cybertrucks added to your city’s police force?

This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here.
 

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