A Las Vegas police officer is facing multiple domestic violence charges following allegations from several women that describe a pattern of control, threats, and physical restraint over nearly a year. Court documents filed in June 2026 outline incidents that investigators say occurred between August 2025 and June 2026.
The case involves Jeremiah Jordan, an officer with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, who appeared in court Monday morning. A judge set bail at $200,000. All charges remain allegations, and Jordan is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
Charges
According to a criminal complaint, Jordan faces five charges. These include assault constituting domestic violence with the use of a deadly weapon, three counts of coercion constituting domestic violence with threat or use of force, and one count of domestic battery, first offense.
Prosecutors allege the charges stem from repeated incidents involving one woman over several months, as well as a prior reported incident involving another woman in August 2025.
Relationship
One victim told detectives that she began a relationship with Jordan in August 2025 that lasted about nine months. During that time, she moved into a residence Jordan shared with his mother.
The woman reported that Jordan instructed her to quit her job and limited her access to money. According to the report, she was provided approximately $20 at a time for necessities. She also described restrictions on her communications and social media use, along with public confrontations that she said made it difficult to leave the relationship.
She told investigators that Jordan pressured her to withdraw from nursing school due to constant monitoring and repeated demands for contact.
Pattern
Court records describe a series of alleged incidents between January and June 2026. The woman reported that Jordan physically restrained her on multiple occasions, prevented her from exiting vehicles, and blocked her from leaving the residence.
She also described repeated instances in which Jordan allegedly injured himself when she attempted to leave. According to the report, she accompanied him to hospitals approximately 25 times for treatment of self inflicted injuries. She told detectives that Jordan would provide false explanations to medical staff and would reopen wounds to conceal how the injuries occurred.
Investigators noted that the woman documented several incidents by taking photos and videos and uploading them to Evidence.com.
Knife
One of the most serious allegations occurred in May 2026. According to the complaint, Jordan retrieved a black pocket knife and repeatedly stabbed a mattress near where the woman was seated. The report states that he shouted, “I just need your love,” during the incident and then held her down by the arms.
Prosecutors allege that the act constituted assault with a deadly weapon based on the threat posed by the knife and the proximity to the victim.
June
Another incident described in the complaint allegedly occurred on June 8, 2026. The woman told police that Jordan threatened to crash the vehicle while driving at approximately 80 miles per hour. Later, in a church parking lot, he allegedly refused to return her keys and pulled her back into the vehicle when she attempted to exit.
According to the report, additional events occurred later that day at the residence. Jordan allegedly threw objects, shattered a vase, and injured himself using broken glass and a kitchen knife. He also allegedly took the woman’s cellphone and keys to prevent her from leaving and pursued her when she tried to escape.
Prior
The complaint also references an earlier incident involving a second woman on August 2, 2025. She initially reported that Jordan grabbed her arms and threw her to the ground, causing her head to strike the surface. That case was previously closed due to insufficient evidence.
On June 18, 2026, the woman contacted investigators again and stated she wished to pursue charges. She also alleged that Jordan opened credit accounts in her name without permission. Court records show that a protection order was active at the time and remains in effect through August 8, 2026.
Others
Investigators also interviewed a third woman who described similar experiences involving financial control and isolation. She provided a photograph of Jordan holding a pocket knife toward her, which she described as done in a joking manner. She also reported unwanted sexual advances while she was asleep, which she said stopped after she told him to stop.
Court
Jordan appeared in court on Monday morning. The judge set bail at $200,000. The case remains under review as it moves through the court system.
The allegations have drawn attention due to Jordan’s position in law enforcement and the number of reported incidents. Prosecutors and defense attorneys are expected to address the evidence and testimony in future court proceedings.
FAQs
What charges is the officer facing?
Five domestic violence related charges are listed in court records.
What time period do the allegations cover?
The reported incidents span from August 2025 to June 2026.
How many women provided statements?
Three women spoke with investigators, according to records.
What weapon is mentioned in the case?
A black pocket knife is referenced in the complaint.
What bail was set in the case?
The judge set bail at $200,000.
