LA Deputy Levi Vargas Dies During Baker To Vegas Relay: A Tragic Loss for Law Enforcement

Levi Vargas, a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy, died after a medical emergency while participating in the Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay race.

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A Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy, Levi Vargas, tragically died due to a medical emergency during the Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay race. Vargas, 30, was a member of the San Dimas Sheriff's station and had been with the Department since 2015.

Throughout his career, Vargas served in multiple assignments and was known for his professionalism, commitment, and compassion to the community. He is survived by his wife, parents, siblings, and extended family.

The Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay is a 120-mile foot race run by teams of law enforcement officials, with the first stop in Baker, California. The race began on Saturday, with high temperatures reaching 92 degrees in Las Vegas and 89 degrees in Baker.