Las Vegas police remove alien monolith citing safety and environmental concerns

A prism shaped alien monolith was recently discovered by Las Vegas Metro Search and Rescue in an area near Gass Peak about an hour north of the city.  The 77 inch structure had to be removed due to improper permitting and safety concerns.

“A message to the aliens: if you’re going to drop one of your monolith devices in our community, you better take out a permit,” LVMPD said in a post on Facebook.    

No one is exactly sure whether the aliens have a presence on Facebook.

“A communication monolith is subject to municipal and county zoning restrictions as well as FCC regulations,” the message continued.  “Before erecting an interdimensional portal device, one would need to go through an extensive permitting process and be approved by the city’s building department.  Also, a number of environmental impact studies would need to be performed.  Most of these permits can be obtained for a reasonable fee at the Clark County Building Department on Russell Road. 

“At this point, the monolith is in violation of several state and local ordinances.  It has been impounded and will be released to the owner when all fines have been paid and it is shown to be in compliance with said ordinances,” the message concluded.

Authorities confirmed no alien representatives have appeared at the police station to retrieve the monolith.  Some officials speculate the aliens may be abandoning attempts at global domination due to extensive and burdensome red tape.

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