Las Vegas Metro police will not partake in mass deportation “roundups” as President Donald Trump lays out his immigration policies, Sheriff Kevin McMahill said in an exclusive interview.

Metro Police said they have identified the victim in a 2001 homicide cold case, according to a news release. Virgia Jackson was identified through DNA testing as the deceased woman in a case opened by Henderson Police.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Las Vegas police identified the victim in a 2001 cold case as Virgia Mae Jackson. On Jan. 11, 2001, Metro and Henderson police responded to a report of a human skull located near Pabco and Sunset roads.

After more than two decades, a slain woman whose skeletal remains were found in 2001 has been been identified by Las Vegas police. Virgia Mae Jackson was named in a Metropolitan Police Department news release on Wednesday.

A vehicle hit and killed a pedestrian near Interstate 15 and Owens Avenue at around 6 p.m. The vehicle left the scene, and the pedestrian who was struck was taken to a hospital.

Metro Police will not be assisting federal immigration officers with deportation efforts, it said today in a social media post. President Donald Trump has promised

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has received many calls concerning the Trump administration's policy on immigration as his second term begins. Earlier today, LVMPD sent out a statement on the social site,