Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) announced on [date] the arrival of 10 bulletproof Tesla Cybertrucks as part of its fleet modernization effort. The donation, worth $2.7 million from Silicon Valley power couple Ben and Felicia Horowitz, has enabled the department to acquire the vehicles, which range in value from $80,000 to $115,000 each. This marks the first large-scale deployment of electric vehicles for law enforcement in the United States, according to The Associated Press. Police Chief Kevin McMahill hailed the move as a significant step toward the future of policing, emphasizing innovation, sustainability, and improved service to the community. The Cybertrucks are equipped with shotguns, shields, and ladders, reflecting a commitment to modernization. However, the rollout comes amid ongoing safety concerns for Tesla, including multiple recalls of Cybertrucks. The donation also includes funding for drone technology for the department, highlighting the growing role of advanced technology in law enforcement.