WHO’S ATTACKING STAN HYT’S CAMPAIGN SIGNS?

Feb. 22, 2022

Rob Lauer Political Reporter

30 year Veteran Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) officer, (retired) Stan Hyt is running for Clark County Sheriff. As a regular guy, he’s not raking in tons of money from political special interests. He’s had to dig deep and fund his own campaign. So it really hurts when he sees his A-Frame signs vandalized. Stan sent 360 News the attached picture showing his A-Frame, which weights hundreds of pounds and, according to Stan, is anchored to the ground flipped over. Yet his opponent Tom Robert’s signs are untouched.

Stan Hyt Candidate for Clark County Sheriff issued the following statement 

“I came into this race to serve my community.  Nowhere would my campaign message be one that would be counterproductive to anyone’s interest. I am running a positive campaign; there is no reason that I am the only one of the three of us that’s being targeted for sabotage.”

Gov. Sisolak and Tom Roberts

Tom Roberts is a juiced in politically connected extremely moderate Republican who supports Black Lives Matters and voted to raise taxes on the mining industry while serving in the State Assembly last year.

IN contrast Stan Hyt is campaign for Sheriff on a message of

“As your next Sheriff, I promise to dedicate my time standing up for and defending your civil liberties. I’m a true patriot and love our police, military, citizens
—and our flag.”

Tom Roberts had no comment when he was called.

According to law enforcement 360 spoke with, political campaign signs are personal property and destroying someone’s property is malicious mischief, under Nevada law, NRS 206.310. And if the destruction results in damages exceeding $5,000, the person can be charged with a C Felony.