Candles vigilance for vigilance fell police officer in North Las Vegas – News3lv

Las Vegas (KSNV) – Cardiac tribute is felt in South Nevada, as a grieving community is gathering to honor the life of the fallen northern police officer in Las Vegas Jason Jason Roskov, who died on Tuesday night while in the duty.

On Thursday evening, candles in his honor was held outside the mayoralty of North Las Vegas as hundreds of community members, including local leaders, law enforcement, neighbors, friends and even family members, including brother of an officer Roskov and two young sons which he left behind everyone paid their respect, raising candles to the night sky in honor of officer Roskov.

“He was dedicated to making sure; Number one our roads were safe. Officer Roskov gave the best victim to this community because he wanted it to be safe for you, “said NLVPD chief Jacqueline Graviv.

Many present who reflects on the 17-year-old officer of the Roskov service, dedicated to public safety while working with patrol operations and NLVPD movement department, they say that the Roskov officer paid the ultimate victim, dedicating his life to the service to his community.

“Jason Roskov was a patron, guardian of our community, a man who carried the badge, knowing the risk that came with her, and yet he answered the call every day,” said North Las Vegas Mayor Pamela Gines-Brown.

While many knew the Roskov officer behind the badge, others who knew him at a lower level say he was the type of person who had always put others first.

“Outside, he will always miss everything to make sure he is there to help a friend in need,” said the chairman of the wounded police office Alexander Sevas.

Officer Quevas’s statement is true with many, including the neighbors of the Roskov officer who say his passing is a light that is now lost throughout the community

“I’ll just miss it. He stood a watch. When my husband left, he said I had you, I would look at you. I love you so much Jason, “said one of Roskov’s neighbors.

As for the family of an officer Roskov, who also attends the candle vigil, including brother and two young sons aged four and nine, many community says they have now won new family members throughout the Valley, who share grief And your support.

“There are no words to facilitate your pain, but please know that. You’re not alone. This city stands with you and we grieve with you. His service will be remembered and his spirits will live in the hearts of all who knew and lead him, “said Mayor Gines-Brown.

“We want to make sure we focus on officer Jason Roskov and make sure that our fundraising efforts go for a good cause with the wishes of the family; they actually want the money raised to go to both boys,” added an officer Quevas.

Funeral arrangements for officer Roskov are still being made.

An event for raising funds through the casualtable police office is scheduled for Monday, February 10th from 9:00 to 2pm at 4065 S. Jones Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89103.

Click here to donate directly to the wounded police officer to officer Jason Roskov.