Murder Suspects Sought After Fatal East Flamingo Robbery
Police issued arrest warrants for two brothers following the October 15 shooting of a 45-year-old man.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Openings & Closings
Local business employees were held at gunpoint during a fatal robbery at a property on the 3400 block of East Flamingo Avenue. Reynaldo Rodis, 45, died after being shot in the torso while attempting to intervene in the robbery on October 15.
Why it matters
The shooting marks a violent escalation in an attempted theft of marijuana from the multi-use business, which serves as a meditation and retail space. Police are now seeking two suspects involved in the incident.
The incident involved three suspects who allegedly held staff at gunpoint during a robbery that resulted in four formal counts of kidnapping and robbery. Police obtained warrants for the suspects on October 19 following the October 15 shooting.
The players
Reynaldo Rodis
The 45-year-old victim who died after being shot while intervening in a robbery.
Anthony Terry
A suspect named in an arrest warrant for open murder, kidnapping, and robbery.
Antwan Terry
A suspect named in an arrest warrant for open murder, kidnapping, and robbery.
The details
Three men entered the facility, which houses a barber shop, sound room, meditation room, and marijuana shop, at 11:28 a.m. to steal inventory. Rodis was fatally wounded when he tried to stop the group. LVMPD investigators later recovered a hoodie from the apartment of Anthony Terry while securing warrants for both him and his brother, Antwan Terry, for charges including open murder.
Timeline
October 15, 2026: The robbery and fatal shooting occurred at 11:28 a.m.
October 19, 2026: Arrest warrants were issued for brothers Anthony and Antwan Terry.
Beyond the Strip
This incident follows a pattern of violent retail-targeted robberies documented in recent LVMPD crime reports. It highlights the ongoing risks for local businesses that house cash and high-value inventory like cannabis products.
Business owners in the East Flamingo corridor should review their security protocols following this incident. Residents with information regarding the third unidentified suspect are encouraged to contact local law enforcement.
The takeaway
The investigation remains active as authorities search for the suspects named in the warrants. Residents should monitor future court updates to see when the Terry brothers are taken into custody.
Further reading
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