Las Vegas Police Seek Brothers in Deadly Business Robbery
Authorities issued arrest warrants for two suspects following a fatal shooting at a local East Flamingo Avenue business.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Openings & Closings
Police have identified Anthony Terry and Antwan Terry as suspects in the October 15 shooting death of 45-year-old Reynaldo Rodis. The incident occurred during an attempted robbery at a business on the 3400 block of East Flamingo Avenue.
Why it matters
The case highlights the dangers posed to local businesses during violent robberies, as investigators work to apprehend the suspects named in the warrants. The tragedy underscores ongoing safety concerns for employees working in multifaceted commercial spaces in Las Vegas.
Police obtained active arrest warrants on October 19 for Anthony Terry and Antwan Terry, who are accused of open murder and kidnapping. The investigation follows a shooting at 11:28 a.m. involving a robbery attempt.
The players
Reynaldo Rodis
The 45-year-old victim who died from a gunshot wound while attempting to intervene during the robbery.
Anthony Terry
A suspect named in an arrest warrant for charges including open murder and kidnapping.
Antwan Terry
A suspect named in an arrest warrant for charges including open murder and kidnapping.
The details
Three men entered the business and held employees at gunpoint before shooting Rodis in the chest when he attempted to intervene. Investigators later recovered a hoodie from the apartment of Anthony Terry as part of the ongoing probe.
Timeline
October 15, 2026: Reynaldo Rodis was shot and killed during the robbery.
October 19, 2026: Police obtained arrest warrants for Anthony and Antwan Terry.
Legal Context
This case follows the standard procedural response and warrant issuance process established by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department for violent felony investigations. The charges reflect typical prosecutorial responses to armed robberies resulting in loss of life in the jurisdiction.
Residents and business owners in the East Flamingo Avenue area should remain alert as police continue to search for the named suspects. The ongoing investigation may lead to increased security presence or requests for public assistance in locating the individuals involved.
The takeaway
Business owners are encouraged to review their security protocols to ensure staff are prepared for high-risk situations. Providing clear surveillance footage remains a critical step in assisting law enforcement efforts during active investigations.
Further reading
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