In a recent public fact-finding review held on June 9, 2025, the Clark County community gathered to discuss the details surrounding a police-involved shooting incident that resulted in the death of Felicia Rene Guzman. The meeting featured testimony from Detective Dave Smith of the North Las Vegas Police Department, who provided crucial insights into the timeline and circumstances leading up to the tragic event.

The incident occurred at 1414 Basement Brook Drive in North Las Vegas, where a series of emergency calls were made to dispatch starting at approximately 4:33 PM. The first call came from a male victim who reported that a woman, later identified as Guzman, had attacked him with a knife, resulting in serious injuries. This was followed by additional calls from witnesses who reported hearing screams and witnessing aggressive behavior.

Detective Smith detailed how the North Las Vegas homicide unit took over the investigation, as is standard protocol for officer-involved shootings. He explained that the responding officers, including Officer Ebert and Sergeant Salkoff, arrived on the scene shortly after the initial calls, with the first officers meeting the victim in the street and later speaking with witnesses in the front yard of the residence.

The timeline of events escalated quickly, with officers arriving at the scene and attempting to assess the situation. Notably, a K9 officer was also dispatched but did not deploy his dog before the shooting occurred. The rapid sequence of events highlighted the chaotic nature of the situation, as officers worked to gather information while managing the immediate threat.

This review serves as a critical step in understanding the circumstances surrounding Guzman's death and the police response. The community's engagement in this process reflects a broader concern for transparency and accountability in law enforcement practices. As the investigation continues, residents are left seeking answers and clarity regarding the events that unfolded that day.