LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — UPDATE | July 23
Channel 13 has learned through court documents that Jeremiah Jordan plead guilty to two counts of coercion constituting domestic violence with physical force or immediate threat of physical force.
Jordan agreed to "complete inpatient treatment with High Level Electronic Monitoring" before entering and completing outpatient treatment. He will also not have contact with the victims named.
Jordan is a Metro officer who was arrested on June 19 regarding charges of domestic violence.
ORIGINAL STORY
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) has shared information this Saturday regarding the arrest of a Metro officer.
Jeremiah Jordan was arrested on June 19, and faces the following charges:
- Assault Domestic Violence with use of a Deadly Weapon
- Coercion Domestic Violence with Threat or use of Physical Force (three counts)
- Domestic Battery
Jordan began working with Metro in 2023, and is in the Community Safety Division. According to police, he "will be placed on suspension of police powers without pay pending further investigation."
Records indicate that he will make his initial court appearance the morning of June 22.
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