(KTNV) — Thursday morning, the community will say a final farewell to North Las Vegas Police Officer Jason Roscow.
The procession began at 9 a.m. and will be followed by a memorial service at Central Church in Henderson.
Watch the casket arrive at Central Church:
Watch the services here
You can watch our live coverage of the entire procession and funeral here:
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Retired Las Vegas Metropolitan Lt. Randy Sutton joined Justin Hinton and Anjali Patel in the studio during the procession, sharing his thoughts on what it means to be a law enforcement officer today.
"This is demonstrative of the dangers that face every single police officer in the Vegas valley and around our nation. So the symbolism of what we’re seeing today…This is really important for the continuity of what this career field means. It isn’t just a job. There’s a calling here, and the men and women who take up that mantle, they’re special people, but every single one of them deals with the reality of 'There but for the grace of God go I.'"
The last time the North Las Vegas Police Department dealt with the loss of an officer was in Chad Parque in 2017.
WATCH | Officer Roscow's casket is escorted inside Central Church as the community readies to say their final farewells to the fallen North Las Vegas police officer.
Hours before the procession, Isabella Martin joined John Waudby at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign and his tribute to Officer Roscow.
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One man pays special tribute to Officer Jason Roscow at Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign
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Flags placed at 'Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas' sign to honor Officer Roscow
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Officer Roscow's passing was even recognized by Gov. Joseph Lombardo, ordering all flags statewide to fly at half-staff in honor of the fallen officer.
Today, our state mourns the tragic death of North Las Vegas Police Officer Jason Roscow.
— Governor Joe Lombardo (@JosephMLombardo) February 13, 2025
In honor of Officer Roscow’s life and legacy, I’ve lowered all flags in the State of Nevada to half-staff.
We will never forget his bravery, sacrifice, and courage. pic.twitter.com/IFZcmpJJHW
HONORING THE FALLEN
The funeral services are being filled with fond memories of Officer Jason Roscow.
"Jason found his passion in the traffic division as a motor officer. We can certainly measure by the number of citations that he wrote, just telling the number of complaints we received from those he pulled over. I may or may not have had the pleasure of being advised by Officer Roscow on a traffic infraction. Those of you who know, know.
"He will receive the highest commendation for his sacrifice: the Medal of Honor. He receives this honor in recognition of his quick response, unwavering determination and courage to stay in the fight despite being gravely injured. He did all of this to protect innocent civilians, his fellow officers and the community he loved."
North Las Vegas community remembers fallen Officer Jason Roscow
Jason Roscow was a fixture in North Las Vegas, working for the department since 2007, so when news came out that he was shot and killed Tuesday, it left disbelief and sadness in its wake.
Community members gathered after Roscow's death for a candlelight vigil to honor his memory.
'He was always the kindest in the room': NLVPD civilian cadet remembers officer killed in line of duty
Since the loss of North Las Vegas Officer Jason Roscow, community members and loved ones have come together to share their appreciation and love for the fallen officer, including Elin Guzelkucuk, a civilian police cadet who said she worked closely with Officer Roscow.
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How to support
For those wishing to support Officer Roscow's family, donations should be directed only to the official account.
This account has been set up through the Injured Police Officer's Fund at Lexicon Bank, Account #1000010630. This is the only authorized donation account to ensure contributions directly assist his loved ones.