Police Issue Warrants for Two in Deadly Business Robbery
The suspects face murder and kidnapping charges following the October 15 incident on East Flamingo Road.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Violence
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has issued arrest warrants for two suspects linked to a fatal robbery that occurred at an East Flamingo Road business. A male victim died from a gunshot wound after a physical altercation with three men who entered the store on October 15.
Why it matters
Business owners and employees in the East Flamingo corridor remain on high alert as authorities pursue the remaining suspects in this violent robbery. The case highlights the ongoing risks faced by local merchants during armed hold-ups.
Police have filed 10 felony charges, including murder and kidnapping, against Anthony and Antwan Terry. The investigation remains active as authorities search for the third suspect who entered the business.
The players
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
The law enforcement agency leading the investigation into the fatal business robbery.
Anthony Terry
A suspect named in an arrest warrant for charges including murder and robbery.
Antwan Terry
A suspect named in an arrest warrant for charges including murder and robbery.
The details
The incident unfolded when three men entered a business in the 3400 block of East Flamingo Road with the intent to commit a robbery. A victim died at the scene after being shot during a physical struggle with one of the individuals. LVMPD detectives issued the warrants on October 19, charging the suspects with multiple counts of robbery and kidnapping with a deadly weapon.
Timeline
October 15, 2026, 11:40 a.m.: Police received reports of a shooting at a business.
October 19, 2026: LVMPD issued arrest warrants for Anthony and Antwan Terry.
Beyond the Strip
This robbery follows a documented trend of armed retail crimes targeting businesses across the valley. It marks a violent departure from standard shoplifting cases, escalating to an open murder charge.
Residents or business owners with information regarding the suspects should contact LVMPD at 702-828-3521. Anonymous tips can be submitted via Crime Stoppers at 702-385-5555.
The takeaway
The investigation is currently focused on locating the named suspects and identifying the third participant. Residents are urged to monitor updates from LVMPD and report any suspicious activity observed near business corridors.
Further reading
For more on safety trends in our area, visit the Violence section.
