Henderson Police Daily Crime Report - June 4, 2025 An uptick in property crimes has been reported across Henderson over the past week, with several notable incidents requiring police response. Green Valley area experienced an alleged residential burglary on Monday, May 26. Officers responded to reports of suspicious activity and discovered signs of forced entry. The case remains under investigation. Idaho Maryland Road near Icon Way had police presence on May 15 for civil service proceedings. Officers successfully served a subpoena at approximately 10:44 PM. Thiel Way between Henson Way and Low Court saw officers respond to a disturbance call involving noise complaints on May 15 at 10:43 PM. Officers were unable to locate the source of the disturbance upon arrival. Bolinas Way near Morro Drive generated a 911 call on May 15 at approximately 3:07 PM. The situation was handled by dispatch with no officer response required. In a more serious development, police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide incident. Details remain limited as detectives continue their work. The public is not believed to be at risk related to this isolated incident. The Henderson Police Department reminds residents to remain vigilant about securing their properties as warmer weather approaches. Recent statistics show property crimes typically increase during summer months. Simple precautions like securing windows, locking doors, and utilizing security systems can significantly reduce victimization. Sex offenders residing in Henderson are reminded of their legal obligation to register with the Henderson Police Department's Fingerprint Unit at the East Police Station within 48 hours of arrival. Registration hours are Monday through Wednesday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Similarly, convicted persons residing in Henderson must register and complete the Convicted Persons Questionnaire within 48 hours of arrival at the same location during regular business hours. Anyone with information about these or other criminal incidents is encouraged to contact the Henderson Police Department. For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency situations or to provide anonymous tips, residents can contact the Henderson Police Records Section. The department emphasizes that community cooperation is essential in maintaining public safety and solving crimes.

Henderson Police Daily Crime Report - June 4, 2025

An uptick in property crimes has been reported across Henderson over the past week, with several notable incidents requiring police response.

Green Valley area experienced an alleged residential...

"Uptick in Property Crimes, Murder-Suicide in Henderson: Police Urge Vigilance and Community Cooperation"