His bravery was evident as he confronted a suspect who posed a threat to the public, ultimately leading to his tragic death.

The tragedy has prompted an outpouring of support and prayers from community leaders and residents across Southern Nevada.

Officer Roscow, aged 46, dedicated 17 years to the North Las Vegas Police Department, serving in various divisions including Traffic and Patrol Operations.

Officer Roscow is survived by his two young sons, Graysen, aged 9, and Andrew, aged 4.

On February 4, 2025, North Las Vegas Police Officer Jason Roscow was killed during a gunfire exchange while responding to reports of an armed individual.

A candlelight vigil is scheduled for February 6, 2025, at Liberty Park to honor Officer Roscow's memory.

Statements of condolence have been issued by various law enforcement agencies, emphasizing a united community in mourning.

North Las Vegas Police Chief Jacqueline Gravatt expressed deep sorrow over Roscow's death, acknowledging the inherent risks officers face in their duties.

In response to this loss, the department has established a donation account for Roscow's family through the Injured Police Officers Fund.

His funeral service will be held at Central Christian Church, with burial in his hometown of Prairie du Rocher, Illinois.

Retired North Las Vegas Police Lt. Tim Bedwell remarked on the unimaginable loss, stating, 'We lost a hero.'

A procession honoring Officer Roscow took place on February 5, 2025, attended by numerous officers from various departments.