Senate passes broad public-safety bill increasing DUI penalties, creating felony "smash-and-grab" theft offense
The Nevada Senate on June 1, 2025, approved Senate Bill 457, a public-safety package that raises some DUI penalties, creates a felony for damaging retail property during thefts, and requires assessments for students who repeatedly assault school staff; the measure passed 20–1 and was sent to the Assembly.
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CARSON CITY, Nev. — The Nevada Senate on June 1, 2025, approved Senate Bill 457, a comprehensive public-safety bill that increases penalties for certain driving-under-the-influence (DUI) offenses, creates a felony category for certain retail thefts described as "smash-and-grab" crimes, and requires behavioral assessments for students who repeatedly assault school staff; the measure passed on a 20–1 vote and was immediately ordered transmitted to the Assembly.
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