More than 100 law enforcement officials representing Nevada’s 17 counties are gathering in Carson City for a summit hosted by Attorney General Adam Laxalt.
The Thursday event is aimed at identifying emerging crime trends in Nevada and determining how different agencies can better work together. It’s also a networking opportunity for district attorneys and sheriffs from across the state, many who are new to the post.
The Republican attorney general says the program will include discussions about curbing domestic violence and human trafficking, among other issues.
Laxalt says ideas from attendees could end up being bills that go before the Nevada Legislature.
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