Man Arrested After Ramming Las Vegas Patrol Vehicles
Travis Wright remains in custody following a September 25 incident involving a stolen vehicle.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Law Enforcement
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LVMPD officers arrested 44-year-old Travis Wright after he allegedly rammed two patrol cruisers with a stolen 2018 Toyota Highlander. The suspect was taken into custody near Star Cluster and Silver Sky circles following an encounter where an officer fired a shot that struck no one.
Why it matters
The incident triggered an automatic investigation by the Internal Affairs Bureau into the officer's use of force. Wright now faces multiple felony charges, including battery with a deadly weapon, following the confrontation.
Police booked Travis Wright on a $25,000 bail after he traveled 10 to 20 yards while ramming two cruisers. The department's Internal Affairs Bureau is currently investigating the officer who discharged a weapon during the arrest.
The players
Travis Wright
The 44-year-old suspect arrested on suspicion of battery with a deadly weapon and possession of a stolen vehicle.
LVMPD
The department responsible for investigating the vehicle incident and the officer-involved shooting.
The details
Officers discovered the stolen 2018 Toyota Highlander in the vicinity of Star Cluster and Silver Sky circles before the encounter occurred. Wright was treated at UMC for minor injuries after the vehicle collision. The suspect told detectives 'I'm sorry' after being taken into custody.
Timeline
September 25, 2026: Police responded to the stolen vehicle report and booked Travis Wright.
September 29, 2026: The suspect refused transport for an initial court appearance.
September 30, 2026: A bail hearing is scheduled for the suspect.
Beyond the Strip
Every time an officer discharges a firearm in the valley, the incident triggers mandatory oversight by the Internal Affairs Bureau. This procedure ensures the encounter at Star Cluster and Silver Sky circles follows the same investigative scrutiny as all other police-involved shootings in Clark County.
The incident concluded in the area near Star Cluster and Silver Sky circles, and there are no ongoing road closures reported. Neighbors should monitor court dockets for updates on the suspect's bail status following his scheduled hearing.
The takeaway
Residents should remain aware of traffic safety when police interactions occur in residential areas. Follow the upcoming bail hearing on September 30 to see how the case proceeds through the Clark County justice system.
What happens next
A bail hearing for the suspect is set for September 30, 2026, following his refusal to attend court on September 29.
Further reading
For more information on department procedures, visit our Law Enforcement archives.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KSNV.
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