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Police Investigate Las Vegas UFO Incident, Set Up Security Cameras at Home Where Aliens Landed
A week after a strange 911 call was reported to mainstream media, sources close to the investigation say they don’t believe the Las Vegas family who reported seeing aliens in their backyard was lying.
However, many mysteries still surround the incident, which has sparked interest and controversy among UFO believers and skeptics alike.
Even the skeptical former police officer who broke the story of the mysterious object that fell from the sky over Las Vegas just after midnight on May 1 and was the first to interview the family who claimed to have seen tall alien creatures with big eyes isn’t completely sure it’s a hoax.
Police investigate UFO incident
What puzzles Doug Poppa is why the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s (LVMPD) Homeland Security department installed security cameras outside the home after the incident.
The former police officer, who usually focuses on corruption issues within the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, first revealed on May 18 how police had received a tip about aliens on May 1. He then interviewed the family in person twice, telling the New York Post that while he doesn’t actually believe in UFOs, he felt the family was telling the truth.
