Andreessen Horowitz co-founder Ben Horowitz has donated a fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, the department has confirmed to

Despite a man blowing himself up in a Cybertruck in front of the Trump hotel in Vegas last month, the LVMPD is now using Cybertrucks as cop cars

Congratulations to the Las Vegas Police Department for taking a bold step. The department purchased a fleet of 10 Tesla Cybertruck models to improve their safety. The electric tru

Ben Horowitz and his spouse Felicia Horowitz are reportedly behind the Cybertruck donations to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

Las Vegas Metro police say married couple connected to philanthropic efforts in Las Vegas helped the department purchase a fleet of Cybertrucks.

All 10 Tesla Cybertrucks were donated to police by an anonymous donor. Some of them will be used by local SWAT teams, and others as regular patrol cars. It was only a matter of time before the Tesla Cybertruck would go into police service.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) announced it had been gifted the country’s first fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks for law enforcement use. During an address, LVMPD said an unnamed

Images of the Cybertrucks were posted to X on Tuesday by Sheriff Kevin McMahill, who wrote, “These are badass.” McMahill also included tweets in his thread about new rollouts of technology like drones and the highly controversial shot-spotters.

Las Vegas police became the first department in the US to roll out Tesla Cybertrucks as official patrol vehicles. The trucks will be customised for both

A mysterious supporter donated the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department 10 Tesla Cybertrucks to be used as SWAT and patrol vehicles

The Tesla Cybertruck has already been evaluated as a police vehicle, but its cost of $150,000 or more with the required modifications isn't terribly cost-effective for many municipalities. The city of Las Vegas,