Cops Install Cameras At Home Where Residents Reported Seeing Aliens In Las Vegas

Las Vegas UFO: Cops Install Cameras At Home Where Residents Reported Seeing Aliens

Las Vegas podcaster Doug Poppa, who usually focuses on corruption in the Las Vegas Metro Police Department and did numerous stories about the Mandalay Hotel mass shooting, first revealed on May 18 how police had received a report of aliens on May 1.

He then interviewed the family twice in person, telling The Post that, although he doesn’t really believe in UFOs, he felt the family was somewhat credible.

But it was during a second visit to the home when he noticed the video surveillance cameras, which the family told him the cops installed – supposedly to protect them from UFO nuts that might come to their address and bother them.

 

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“The mother told me they came out there and put up the cameras, supposedly to protect the family from people coming to bother them about the UFO,” Poppa told The Post.

“But I can tell you right now. Cops don’t come out and put up expensive video equipment up like that — and they certainly wouldn’t for someone calling in a report about a UFO.”

Body-cam footage from the LVMPD showed a suspected UFO soaring across the night sky before the family called in a report of something “100% not human” on their property was released June 7 by a small outfit called Vegas Blue Media, then rocketed to global attention two days later when a local station in Vegas, Channel 8 News, obtained it.

A Vegas officer’s camera picked up the object at about 11:50 p.m. on April 30, and, according to the American Meteor Society, its flash was seen as far as Utah and California.

Approximately 39 minutes later, a member of the Gomez family made a chilling call to 911, saying that there were two unknown entities in their backyard after he and his family saw an object fall from of the sky.