Henderson police chief says crime is down, city is safer even after recent shootings
Following recent violence in Henderson, Chief Reggie Rader tells Channel 13 that crime numbers are down and discusses what police and residents can do to keep the community safe. Henderson Police Chief Reggie Rader has stated that crime is down and that the city is safer today than when he took over the department over a year ago. Despite recent violence, including two separate fatal shootings, Rader believes the city's crime numbers are down and the department has increased its patrol presence. He credits the success of these efforts to residents' role in reducing crime and reporting suspicious activity. Rader's comments come as Henderson deals with the aftermath of a double-fatal shooting that police say involved a domestic relationship.
Pubblicato : 10 ore fa di Tricia Kean in Politics World
HENDERSON (KTNV) — Following the recent violence in Henderson, including two separate fatal shootings, I sat down exclusively with Henderson Police Chief Reggie Rader on Friday and asked him directly ... [1904 symbols]
