The Nevada State Police are circulating a request for information on a parole-violator fugitive named Mario Delara. Delara's last known whereabouts were somewhere in the vicinity of Las Vegas, Nevada, and possibly Sinaloa, Mexico. The State Police have taken to social media to disseminate their message, imploring anyone with actionable intelligence to step forward.
While the police have stressed the gravity of the situation, they are equally emphasizing the confidentiality protections in place for informants. Tips that are submitted will be kept confidential, and identities of those providing information will not be disclosed. Communication lines are open via phone or through an email to [email protected]. This information, shared on the Nevada State Police Facebook page, invites the public's aid in the apprehension of Delara.
In addition to the contact information, the Nevada State Police maintains a webpage at npp.dps.nv.gov where they provide further specifics on the most wanted individuals and the nature of their offenses. This site serves as a hub for concerned citizens to learn more about active cases and how they might contribute to law enforcement efforts. The call for tips reflects a reliance on communal vigilance—a plea for eyes and ears on the ground where police presence cannot always reach.
Details on the specifics of Delara's parole violation have not been disclosed, but the need for his capture is palpable in the police's outreach efforts.
