Nevada Supreme Court blocks records release on CCSD officer shown on video forcefully pinning student to ground
By Rachel Zalucki
Published on March 27, 2026.
The Nevada Supreme Court has blocked the release of documents related to an internal investigation into a Clark County School District Police officer, Lt. Jason Elfberg, who was seen forcefully pinning a student to the ground in 2023. The ACLU of Nevada sued the district for the full release of these documents, arguing that the documents were in an exempt "investigative file". However, a judge in 2024 ruled against this, and the Supreme Court upheld the decision. As of 2026, Elfberg has not faced disciplinary action.
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