Las Vegas Issued Warrants for Two Murder Suspects
The Las Vegas Justice Court has authorized the arrest of two individuals for a shooting involving a corrections officer.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Violence
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The Las Vegas Justice Court issued arrest warrants for Agustin Victor Ramirez and Guadalupe Ramirez following a shooting that targeted an off-duty corrections officer. Both suspects now face multiple felony charges related to the incident.
Why it matters
The issuance of these warrants marks a significant step in the investigation into the violent attack on a law enforcement professional. Authorities are working to locate the suspects to ensure they face the judicial process for their alleged crimes.
Judge Eric Goodman authorized the warrants for Agustin Victor Ramirez and Guadalupe Ramirez, who face charges including conspiracy to commit murder and attempted murder. The suspects will be held without bail upon capture.
The players
Agustin Victor Ramirez
He is one of two suspects named in an arrest warrant for charges including conspiracy to commit murder and attempted murder.
Guadalupe Ramirez
She is one of two suspects named in an arrest warrant for charges including conspiracy to commit murder and attempted murder.
Eric Goodman
He is the judge at the Las Vegas Justice Court who granted the arrest warrants for the suspects.
The details
A masked suspect previously shot an off-duty corrections officer before fleeing the scene on an e-bike. The suspects also face charges of discharging a weapon into an occupied structure and carrying a concealed weapon without a permit.
Timeline
The off-duty corrections officer was shot on September 21, 2026.
The Las Vegas Justice Court issued the arrest warrants on September 28, 2026.
Legal Context
This case follows the standard procedural response seen in the 2026 Las Vegas corrections officer shooting investigation. It marks a formal progression in the city's ongoing efforts to prosecute violent crimes involving law enforcement personnel.
Residents should remain aware that the suspects are currently at large, as they are facing serious felony charges for a targeted shooting. Authorities have not yet indicated if local police will increase patrols in the immediate area of the incident.
The takeaway
The court's decision to order the suspects held without bail signifies the severity of the charges filed. Law enforcement continues to prioritize the apprehension of those accused of violent acts against public servants.
Further reading
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