NYE COUNTY, NV — The Nye County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that Brandon Port, 18, has been located and interviewed in connection to the homicide that occurred on July 5th at Ian Deutch Park during a public “Movie in the Park” event. Port is cooperating with the investigation; however, three additional suspects remain at large and are actively being pursued by law enforcement.

Suspects Wanted

The Nye County Sheriff’s Office has issued warrants for the following individuals:

• Anthony Aguilar, 18
• Carlos Blakely, 18
• An identified juvenile, who is known to associate with Aguilar, Blakely, and Port

What Happened

During what was supposed to be a family-friendly event at Ian Deutch Park, gunfire erupted, sending shockwaves through the crowd. According to investigators, multiple shots were fired into a crowd of innocent attendees, tragically killing one person and causing widespread panic.

The suspects fled the scene in a red Chevrolet Camaro, which has since been recovered. Authorities have confirmed the suspects did not fire into the air, but deliberately targeted the crowd, making this a case of homicide.

While Brandon Port, 18, has been found and questioned, his full involvement is still under investigation. Authorities believe all four individuals played a role in the events leading to the fatal shooting.

Call for Public Assistance

Law enforcement is urging the public to help locate Anthony Aguilar, Carlos Blakely, and the juvenile suspect. If you have seen them, know their whereabouts, or have any information that could lead to their arrest, please contact: Nye County Sheriff’s Office: 775-751-7000 (Option 5)
Nevada CrimeStoppers (Anonymous Tip Line): 702-385-5555

A cash reward may be available for tips leading to an arrest.

“These suspects made a choice to commit a violent act in a public space. They acted like adults—and they will face adult consequences,” said a spokesperson from the Nye County Sheriff’s Office.

A Grieving Community

The tragedy has devastated the Pahrump community. Ian Deutch Park has long been a symbol of safety, family, and community. Now, it’s the site of heartbreak and a stark reminder of the dangers of senseless violence.

Residents have come together for vigils and memorials, and the victim’s family continues to call for justice and accountability.

Ongoing Investigation

This remains an active and high-priority homicide case. Detectives are analyzing evidence, reviewing surveillance footage, and relying on community tips to bring all parties responsible to justice.

Justice for the Victim

A life was lost because of reckless and intentional violence. The Nye County Sheriff’s Office is determined to ensure that Anthony Aguilar, Carlos Blakely, and the juvenile suspect are found and held accountable.

Please share this information widely. Someone knows something. Let’s come together to protect our community and bring peace to a grieving family.

In memory of the life taken too soon—may justice be swift, and may healing begin.