Tallioferro Jones was charged with two counts of sex trafficking a child under 18 and one charge of living from the earnings of a prostitute.
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Reiner Sommer, 50, died on Oct. 18 after having a “medical episode” and being placed in custody.
Matthew Beasley, an attorney who was shot and injured by FBI agents last week, is accused of orchestrating a $300 million Ponzi scheme, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.
Anthony Hurtado’s arrest unfolded after Las Vegas police were notified of a fight on Frontier flight 771 from Denver to Las Vegas, according to a police arrest report.
Attorneys for Alvin Kamara and three others told a judge they were waiting on prosecutors to provide them with surveillance footage of a Feb. 5 brawl at The Cromwell.
A man fatally shot his girlfriend Monday night in a northwest Las Vegas neighborhood, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
A man slain in a shootout last week, which also wounded six others at an extended-stay hotel, was identified Monday.
An attorney was shot by the FBI Thursday after he pointed a gun at agents who had shown up to his northwest Las Vegas house to talk to him, according to a federal probable cause complaint.
A pastor and former elementary school teacher will be held on $500,000 bail following his extradition to Nevada on numerous child sexual abuse charge.
A Las Vegas police officer charged with robbing the Rio is now facing federal charges stemming from two more armed heists at the Red Rock and Aliante resorts.
Reynaldo Crespin, 59, was booked Saturday into the Clark County Detention Center on 10 counts, including sexual assault and lewdness of a child under age 14.
The Federal Bureau of Investigations is looking for potential victims of a Ponzi scheme that operated for five years in Nevada.
Michael Moore is suspected of stealing $100,073 from the Sugar Factory while working as the general manager, according to an arrest report.
Brian Dewakuku, a Las Vegas man who ambushed and killed two people in a car in 2020, was sentenced to prison on Friday.
