Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) officials have publicly identified a suspect wanted in connection with an officer-involved shooting that took place on the campus of College of Southern Nevada (CSN). The incident has prompted an active manhunt as authorities seek to apprehend the individual believed to be responsible for the altercation that resulted in the shooting. LVMPD is treating this as a serious criminal matter and is urging the public to remain vigilant and report any information that could assist in the capture of the suspect. The department has not released the full name or detailed physical description of the suspect in this brief report, but has confirmed that the individual is currently at large. Investigators are reviewing body-worn camera footage and witness statements to build a comprehensive case against the suspect. The shooting occurred on the CSN campus, a location that typically sees high foot traffic from students and faculty, raising concerns about public safety in the area. LVMPD has increased patrols near the campus and surrounding neighborhoods as a precautionary measure. The investigating agency, LVMPD, is handling the case and has established a dedicated tip line for the public to report any relevant information. Residents and community members are encouraged to contact the LVMPD tip line or their local precinct if they have seen the suspect or have any information regarding their whereabouts. The department emphasizes that the suspect is considered dangerous and should not be approached by the public. Instead, individuals with information are asked to call the tip line immediately. This case highlights the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to maintain safety in educational institutions and respond swiftly to incidents involving officers. The identity of the suspect and the specific charges will be updated as the investigation progresses. The public is reminded that any information provided can be crucial in bringing the suspect to justice and ensuring the safety of the CSN community and the wider Las Vegas area. Authorities continue to appeal for the public's cooperation in this matter.