Monday, September 14, 2026

Las Vegas reptile retailer vandalized a number of instances

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Freddy’s Reptiles has been open for 4 years and in that point, proprietor Freddy Caseres-Garcia stated he has finished the whole lot he can to safe his enterprise, from including safety cameras to out of doors lighting, however that hasn’t stopped somebody from trashing his enterprise.

Caseres-Garcia caught the perpetrator on digital camera.

“He came here and threw two big jars of dipping sauce through my glass and then dumped used motor oil in front of my store,” he shared with 8 Information Now. “It seeped through my door and the fumes made the animals sick, they ended up dying.”

His storefront home windows are actually boarded up and he’s ready on repairs. Caseres-Garcia filed two separate police reviews with Metro, however stated legislation enforcement has finished nothing to assist the scenario.

“I’m telling them it’s the same person, same car from the three incidents. Same license plate,” he added.

“What’s to stop this guy from coming into the store with a weapon and causing harm to the people here? This is a family business,” he added.

Caseres-Garcia hoped that by getting the video on the market, somebody will know one thing, and are available ahead with info for the police.

“I want someone to find this guy and get him off the streets. My animals did not deserve this,” he instructed 8 Information Now.

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