Judge Releases Man Connected to 'Bio Lab' Found in Las Vegas Home

Ori Solomon was arrested for hazardous waste disposal and firearms violations after police discovered unknown liquids in refrigerators at the residence.

Published on Feb. 6, 2026

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A federal judge has ordered the release of Ori Solomon, the property manager connected to a 'bio lab' discovered inside a Las Vegas home. Solomon was arrested and charged with disposing of hazardous waste and firearms violations after police and the FBI executed a search warrant at the residence and found refrigerators containing vials of unknown liquids.

Why it matters

The discovery of the alleged 'bio lab' in a residential Las Vegas home raised concerns about public safety and the potential for hazardous materials. The judge's decision to release Solomon on certain conditions, such as surrendering his passport and restricting his travel, suggests authorities do not believe he poses an immediate flight risk or threat to the community.

The details

According to the criminal complaint, Ori Solomon was arrested and booked for disposing and discharging hazardous waste, as well as a federal charge for owning six firearms and violating the conditions of his visa. The search warrant was executed on January 31st by Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the FBI at an east valley home, where they discovered the refrigerators containing the unknown liquids.

  • The search warrant was executed on January 31, 2026.
  • Solomon was arrested and booked on the same day, January 31, 2026.

The players

Ori Solomon

The property manager connected to the 'bio lab' found inside the Las Vegas home, who was arrested and charged with hazardous waste disposal and firearms violations.

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

The local law enforcement agency that executed the search warrant at the east valley home alongside the FBI.

FBI

The federal law enforcement agency that assisted the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in executing the search warrant at the east valley home.

Judge Elayana Youchach

The federal judge who ordered the release of Ori Solomon under certain conditions, such as surrendering his passport and restricting his travel.

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What they’re saying

“Officials are not concerned about Solomon not appearing for his future court dates.”

— Judge Elayana Youchach, Federal Judge (fox5vegas.com)

What’s next

The judge's order requires Solomon to surrender his passport, refrain from possessing weapons, and notify the court if he plans to travel outside of Clark County. The next step will be for the courts to determine the outcome of the charges against Solomon.

The takeaway

This case highlights the potential risks and public safety concerns that can arise from the discovery of unregulated 'bio labs' in residential areas. The judge's decision to release Solomon on certain conditions suggests authorities believe he does not pose an immediate flight risk or threat, but the investigation into the contents of the lab and Solomon's activities is likely ongoing.