Henderson, NV – Two people were hospitalized Sunday night after large rocks were allegedly thrown from a pedestrian overpass onto vehicles traveling on US-95/IR-11 in Henderson, Nevada.
According to the Nevada State Police, the incident occurred at approximately 8:43 p.m. near the Railroad Pass Casino. Authorities said suspects were reportedly seen dropping or throwing rocks from the overpass onto northbound traffic. By the time officers arrived, the suspects had fled the scene.
Two drivers sustained serious injuries and were transported to a local hospital. Four vehicles suffered moderate to severe damage, with photos released by authorities showing shattered windshields and significant impact marks.
The Nevada State Police Highway Patrol and Investigations Divisions are working alongside the Henderson Police Department to identify those responsible. Officials described the actions as extremely dangerous and urged anyone with information to contact the Nevada State Police Investigations Division at 702-668-3261.
Police are asking drivers who were in the area or who may have dashcam footage to come forward, noting that tips could be crucial in locating the suspects. Authorities have not released further details on the condition of the injured drivers.
The investigation remains ongoing, and law enforcement emphasized the seriousness of the crime, warning that rock-throwing incidents from overpasses can result in life-threatening injuries or fatalities.
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