Clark County holds public review after DA declines to prosecute officers in Fabian Leon shooting
September 03, 2026 | Clark County, Nevada
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A Clark County panel held a public fact-finding review after the District Attorney's Office made a preliminary determination that no criminal prosecution of officers was appropriate in the Feb. 19, 2026, death of Fabian Leon.
Presiding officer Todd Leventhal opened the session and said the purpose was "to present the public with essential facts surrounding the death of Fabian Leon." He also noted that the review is not a criminal trial but is required by Clark County Ordinance Chapter 2.12 following the DA's determination.
Chief Deputy District Attorney Haley Wilming presented evidence and called Detective Eddie Vega of the Henderson Police Department to summarize the investigation. Monique McNeil, appointed by the Clark County manager as ombudsman for the Leon family and the public, questioned witnesses and reviewed the record for transparency.
The hearing included playback of 911 calls, internal radio traffic, body-worn and in-car videos, photographs of physical evidence, and summaries of interviews with the victim, a family member and a neighbor. The DA's representative and the presiding officer said additional written questions submitted during the review would be transmitted to the state for approval.
Presiding officer Todd Leventhal opened the session and said the purpose was "to present the public with essential facts surrounding the death of Fabian Leon." He also noted that the review is not a criminal trial but is required by Clark County Ordinance Chapter 2.12 following the DA's determination.
Chief Deputy District Attorney Haley Wilming presented evidence and called Detective Eddie Vega of the Henderson Police Department to summarize the investigation. Monique McNeil, appointed by the Clark County manager as ombudsman for the Leon family and the public, questioned witnesses and reviewed the record for transparency.
The hearing included playback of 911 calls, internal radio traffic, body-worn and in-car videos, photographs of physical evidence, and summaries of interviews with the victim, a family member and a neighbor. The DA's representative and the presiding officer said additional written questions submitted during the review would be transmitted to the state for approval.
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